Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus #2: Lockdowns

[MrKK]

It would not surprise me at all if it turned out there was massive funding/lobbying for QR codes from businesses that benefit from online ordering and shopping.

 

[Taylor]

Usually covid is the tipping point, overwhelming an already compromised immune system and attacking weakened organs via the bloodstream.

How does coronavirus kill? Clinicians trace a ferocious rampage through the body, from brain to toes

The lungs are ground zero for COVID-19, but blood clots may play a surprisingly big role in severe illness

www.sciencemag.org

That still applies to the vaccine for all those people who had a day after feeling a little under the weather though doesn't it? If you're already vulnerable and it just tips you off the edge.

 

[Tiger Toffee]

They do... but for totally different reasons than you think. Also, how is this relevant to not having a phone number registered in your name. Are you a criminal?



I didn't.

It means that when you get forced to do 14 days prison time, i don't have too.

 

[faible]

It means that when you get forced to do 14 days prison time, i don't have too.

Why do you assume I'd be forced to do it?

What if you were the one who was sick, just go visit nana and her friends in the aged care home, if you don't check in they don't get sick right?

 

[Tiger Toffee]

Why do you assume I'd be forced to do it?

What if you were the one who was sick, just go visit nana and her friends in the aged care home, if you don't check in they don't get sick right?

So are you saying that if DHHS rang you up and said you were in a Tier 1 pub you would tell them no i'm not doing 14 days.

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

If I didn't know better I'd think the government actually gave a sh*t what you did.

In W.A right, domestic violence is so bad at present the police are unable to hold anyone overnight so instead just give them a warning and move them on after a few hours. They then follow up with the victim with a phone call (because no resources to send someone to visit).

In the mean time, we have thousands of people checking if you signed a piece of paper at a restaurant

What do you think is a better use of resources?

 

[No SPIN]

Why aren’t your claims uninformed lies and false narratives - they be also been debunked and by well credentialed experts not paid by anyone??
Leave China out of this

which of my posts have been debunked- please provide the links

 

[No SPIN]

... Although it must be said that good nutrition along with regular exercise and being in a healthy weight range is a huge driver of good health and would also leave you at miniscule risk of having a bad outcome if you contracted Covid.

Correct the health benefit of exercise and nutrition benefits are well known, but that’s very different to Shiva saying with proper nutrition Vaccines are not needed.
And how many people are motivated to exercise and eat well - it’s unrealistic to expect everyone to follow a healthy life style.

 

[No SPIN]

We may have totally misdiagnosed covid.
I now suspect it’s an entirely a new kind of virus that attacks the fear centers of the brain making people hopelessly irrational.

Think about it - it’s the one diagnosis that explains all the phenomena. The more you succumb to fear the more likely you are to get really sick and die.

Thats actually a more plausible hypothesis than much of the other stuff here.

 

[faible]

So are you saying that if DHHS rang you up and said you were in a Tier 1 pub you would tell them no i'm not doing 14 days.

I might give enough of a shit about my at-risk family members to stay home for 14 days, yes.

Apparently you think simply not signing in somehow makes you immune to things.

Your logic is very, very flawed.

In W.A right, domestic violence is so bad at present the police are unable to hold anyone overnight so instead just give them a warning and move them on after a few hours. They then follow up with the victim with a phone call (because no resources to send someone to visit).

In the mean time, we have thousands of people checking if you signed a piece of paper at a restaurant

What do you think is a better use of resources?

Well that's a wierd comparison, given they're not related.

 

[Tiger Toffee]

I might give enough of a sh*t about my at-risk family members to stay home for 14 days, yes.

Apparently you think simply not signing in somehow makes you immune to things.

Your logic is very, very flawed.



Well that's a wierd comparison, given they're not related.

Not sick equals nothing to worry about but you keep on acting like a healthy person is a danger to society if that what makes you happy.

No test = no covid = no worries, it's that simple.

 

[faible]

No test = no covid = no worries, it's that simple.

No. That's not how it works.

If you have herpes and don't get tested for it, you still have herpes.

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

I might give enough of a sh*t about my at-risk family members to stay home for 14 days, yes.

Apparently you think simply not signing in somehow makes you immune to things.

Your logic is very, very flawed.



Well that's a wierd comparison, given they're not related.

Its resources from the exact same resource pool? How much more related can I make it?

 

[faible]

Its resources from the exact same resource pool? How much more related can I make it?

Is it though? 'Thousands' of people checking QR code compliance are the exact same group of people that would otherwise be following up on DV phone calls are they?

Or are those 'thousands' of people you're referring to private employees of various businesses asking as you enter the premises? Mind you, at least when I was in Perth, the vast majority of businesses didn't ask, or have someone asking.

 

[MrKK]

Is it though? 'Thousands' of people checking QR code compliance are the exact same group of people that would otherwise be following up on DV phone calls are they?

Or are those 'thousands' of people you're referring to private employees of various businesses asking as you enter the premises? Mind you, at least when I was in Perth, the vast majority of businesses didn't ask, or have someone asking.

He was clearly talking about police resources to check QR compliance, from the same pool that doesn't have the capacity to deal with a real issue like domestic violence.

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

Is it though? 'Thousands' of people checking QR code compliance are the exact same group of people that would otherwise be following up on DV phone calls are they?

Or are those 'thousands' of people you're referring to private employees of various businesses asking as you enter the premises? Mind you, at least when I was in Perth, the vast majority of businesses didn't ask, or have someone asking.

Its the same resourcing pool in that its police assistance. Its whats we are discussing about S.A

Stop digging and admit I am right

 

[burge13]

Is it though? 'Thousands' of people checking QR code compliance are the exact same group of people that would otherwise be following up on DV phone calls are they?

Or are those 'thousands' of people you're referring to private employees of various businesses asking as you enter the premises? Mind you, at least when I was in Perth, the vast majority of businesses didn't ask, or have someone asking.

It's from the same budget/workforce even if those exact people wouldn't be doing the DV follow-ups. So it's taking from the resources

If you're going to be a pedantic w***er, at least be right

 

[No SPIN]

Tucker goes wild with this insane conspiracy theorist - thank god Curve, Dork and Owen are here to prevent us going down this rabbit hole

Great Video Yebiga - lots of very valuable information for everyone on both sides of the debate.
Thanks for posting it.

 

[burge13]

Not checking in = no isolation when someone I've never met tests positive.

I'll never know if I get covid, rather than going to get tested and risking the entire state gets shut down, I'll just sit out the runny nose at home. As simple as things could be if not for the 24/7 fear-pr0n & the idiots who fall for it

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

It's from the same budget/workforce even if those exact people wouldn't be doing the DV follow-ups. So it's taking from the resources

If you're going to be a pedantic w***er, at least be right

Its the Covid mindset of having a infinity budget to do whatever you want, when you want without anything interfering in any way.

 

[M Malice]

Not sick equals nothing to worry about but you keep on acting like a healthy person is a danger to society if that what makes you happy.

No test = no covid = no worries, it's that simple.

I'd add > Asymptomatic = No Test needed = No worries.

If you have zero symptoms you're crazy to get tested IMO, asymptomatic super spreaders is an unproven myth, if you're sneezing, coughing and sweating all over the place fair enough get tested or just stay at home and isolate yourself no need for the government to tell you what to do, use your own initiative.

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

No. That's not how it works.

If you have herpes and don't get tested for it, you still have herpes.

Id wager a bet though if I tested 130,000 people in the community id find herpes present in the community. Swing and a miss for Covid though

We are talking about testing for a disease that isnt present as opposed to one that is.

 

[The Dice Man]

I might give enough of a sh*t about my at-risk family members to stay home for 14 days, yes.

Apparently you think simply not signing in somehow makes you immune to things.

Your logic is very, very flawed.



Well that's a wierd comparison, given they're not related.

Wow, it's as if you haven't just drunk the Kool-Aid, but actually bought shares into the company.

 

[No SPIN]

Sorry I mean industry wide. Go through Johnson & Johnsons history please as a example. Very common for them to know there product causes death but continue on anyway. How they are still a company is a crime against humanity.

More misinformation - please provide the details of all the J&J products that were known to caused deaths but the Company continued to sell them.
And I mean PRODUCTS plural.
And BTW the biggest and most lauded example in protecting the public was J&J's fast action recalling TYLENOL.

 

[faible]

Wow, it's as if you haven't just drunk the Kool-Aid, but actually bought shares into the company.

Nah. Logic says I'm significantly more right. Not your tinfoil hattery. Sorry you backed the three-legged horse on this one.