Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus #2: Lockdowns

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

India's healthcare has been a dump for decades - agreed.
India's healthcare is now at a worse point than it has ever been, why is that?

Western Australias healthcare is now at the worse point it’s ever been, why is that?

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

Not everybody who gets the virus dies, just as some don't go on to have long term health problems but there's evidence of groups eating together at a restaurant where none wore masks and another diner gave them all coronavirus. None of the staff caught it because they were wearing masks.

Ok, maybe, but none of that has been spelled out publicly by health officers, it’s just “you must wear masks, in parks, in your car by yourself,”

 

[Kurve]

Ok, maybe, but none of that has been spelled out publicly by health officers, it’s just “you must wear masks, in parks, in your car by yourself,”

The messaging was screwed from the very beginning imo. The states weren't even talking the same covid language, I'm still not sure they're even talking to each other. I don't know.

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

The messaging was screwed from the very beginning imo. The states weren't even talking the same covid language, I'm still not sure they're even talking to each other. I don't know.

Messaging being screwed starts at Dr Death in US proclaiming masks as hazardous and warning against there use too forcing there use with legislation 2 months later.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

I don’t believe they’re hazardous, just that we are being asked to wear them when there’s less than a zero chance of catching Covid. I mean, a case or two in Brisbane and people in Cooktown have to wear masks.

 

[burge13]

"Masks stop covid"
"Why do we keep locking down"
"Because covid could get out of control"
"But masks work"

FMD

 

[yebiga]

Do I look scared to you?

I'm trying to offer some balance as a community service and it's quite alright to disagree with me. Balance is important because I think some of the posts in here might be as frightening and confusing to some that casually check in as the virus itself.

Do you see much balance on any of your news sources? Anywhere? Have you written to any of them asking for some balance.
The lamest nonsense I have heard for a few days now - you just plucked that straight out of thin air and thought hey, it's got the right emotional tone - I'm offering balance!! I offer you a goat's dick.

 

[yebiga]

Yes it was, India has always been a problem regards overcrowding, bad water and poor sanitation. It's not being used as evidence that covid spreads because we already know it does, it might be used as evidence that with massive numbers contracting the disease the opportunities for the virus to mutate is significantly increased.

Shame the Romans that occupy them.

 

[Kurve]

Do you see much balance on any of your news sources? Anywhere? Have you written to any of them asking for some balance.
The lamest nonsense I have heard for a few days now - you just plucked that straight out of thin air and thought hey, it's got the right emotional tone - I'm offering balance!! I offer you a goat's dick.

Don't try and read anybody's mind, you're not very good at it.

 

[Seedsman_]

Masks work in specific areas, like a surgery. Not for every day use where we touch them, move them etc. This is so bleeding obvious its not funny but the sheep are warped. Minds melted. They dont like to think, the tv does it for them

It’s hilarious when surgery is brought up by the unwavering pro mask brigade. The skin is a physical barrier to pathogens and also has properties of the innate and adaptive immune system. So any surgery that requires a significant incision impacts on that persons immunity. Further, the anaesthetic and surgical trauma also may suppress the immune system of the patient. So how anyone equates the compromised state of a person in surgery in a hospital theatre where no matter how much they sterilise the place did sease gets around, to the daily activities of the average person is mind boggling.

 

[burge13]

It’s hilarious when surgery is brought up by the unwavering pro mask brigade. The skin is a physical barrier to pathogens and also has properties of the innate and adaptive immune system. So any surgery that requires a significant incision impacts on that persons immunity. Further, the anaesthetic and surgical trauma also may suppress the immune system of the patient. So how anyone equates the compromised state of a person in surgery in a hospital theatre where no matter how much they sterilise the place did sease gets around, to the daily activities of the average person is mind boggling.

Same smooth brains that bring up India and Brazil as evidence as to why we need such strict rules and on again, off again lockdowns here. Just utter campaigners

 

[Seedsman_]

Same smooth brains that bring up India and Brazil as evidence as to why we need such strict rules and on again, off again lockdowns here. Just utter campaigners

Strict rules like lockdown are a first world privilege that makes the outcomes of third world countries immeasurably worse. It has demonstrated how self-centred people are.

 

[yebiga]

Don't try and read anybody's mind, you're not very good at it.

Well, how many letters have you written asking for balance to papers, mags, newsrooms?
NONE!! But you claim it is your civic duty to post here in a conspiracy thread to ensure there is some balance!
Is your life riddled with this level of self-deceit. God help your children and your partner if you happen to have any

 

[Kurve]

Well, how many letters have you written asking for balance to papers, mags, newsrooms?
NONE!! But you claim it is your civic duty to post here in a conspiracy thread to ensure there is some balance!
Is your life riddled with this level of self-deceit. God help your children and your partner if you happen to have any

Assumptions again but there's no relevance between me weighing in here on this board and writing to papers, mags and newsrooms which would be a complete waste of time.

There's no shortage of alternative and oppositional views on the virus and how it should be managed off this board.

 

[Spitty_the_alpaca]

Masks work in specific areas, like a surgery. Not for every day use where we touch them, move them etc. This is so bleeding obvious its not funny but the sheep are warped. Minds melted. They dont like to think, the tv does it for them

A BIG NOSE ISN'T AN EXCUSE FOR NO MASK, I MEAN, I STILL WEAR UNDERWEAR

 

[imadodgyumpire]

That Woolworths is a part of Epping Plaza.

How many people that have gone in there and were close to the guy roamed around the rest of Epping Plaza afterwards?

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

That Woolworths is a part of Epping Plaza.

How many people that have gone in there and were close to the guy roamed around the rest of Epping Plaza afterwards?

Does it matter? We all know nothing will come of it.

 

[imadodgyumpire]

My point is the lack of merit in the issue.

 

[burge13]

Does it matter? We all know nothing will come of it.

But what if it does. We will be India in no time!

 

[MrKK]

If they didnt work at stopping some airborne virus contamination Drs wouldnt wear them
Every tool is as useful as the idiot who controls it
I can understand that you have no faith in your abilities to wear one properly

Surgeons wear masks, in theatre. Doctors and nurses, in general, don't.

Not everybody who gets the virus dies, just as some don't go on to have long term health problems but there's evidence of groups eating together at a restaurant where none wore masks and another diner gave them all coronavirus. None of the staff caught it because they were wearing masks.

Quite the leap from correlation to causation you've made there. You should google Danish Mask Study if the want the results of the sole RCT study into masks and Covid.

 

[Registered User]

 

[Kurve]

Quite the leap from correlation to causation you've made there. You should google Danish Mask Study if the want the results of the sole RCT study into masks and Covid.

Okay, I'll check it out but when a heap of people go into a closed space with someone who has the virus and the only people who didn't catch it were wearing masks then I don't think it's a leap to suggest the masks probably offered them some protection. I've seen this scenario reported on more than a couple of times across the world btw.

It shouldn't be this hard to get good, reliable information. We've accepted for a long time, that masks go a long way in preventing the passage of respiratory germs, Asian countries who have previously learned lessons through the SARS experience were still wearing them on public transport a decade later as a matter of courtesy if they had a cold. Nobody I know likes them but I honestly don't understand the ott resistance.

 

[yebiga]

Assumptions again but there's no relevance between me weighing in here on this board and writing to papers, mags and newsrooms which would be a complete waste of time.

There's no shortage of alternative and oppositional views on the virus and how it should be managed off this board.

Of course there are daily editorials questioning the veracity of cases and covid deaths. Talk back radio and parliament inundated with brave arguments challenging the fear urging lockdown measures. Ads are routinely interrupt normal programming promoting vitamins, HCQ, sunlight and exercise as alternatives to vaccines.

Why, the last 15 months have been a veritable renaissance of civil and medicinal discourse - our democracy has never been stronger, for we bravely forge ahead against this scourge. Daily our great political leaders exhort us, that, the only thing to fear is fear itself.

How proud we must all be of them and ourselves for not cowering, not masking our selves and our children, not submitting to irrational bugaboo, not leaving our elderly grand parents to die alone and confused in nursing homes. Oh yes ,these are heroic times. How fortunate we have been to be led by the valiant Dan Andrews, the indefatigable SComo and the rest of our compassionate but steely leaders.

Future generations will surely look back in awe at all of this.

 

[Catfish Alley]

Bolded part is my point, somehow you're arguing the indefensible. Indias healthcare was never brought up prior to covid

It's a dump and has been for decades but now it can be used as 'evidence' that covid spreads and the sheep lap it up

I have noticed there does seem to be a preoccupation with India in Australian media. Maybe because of Aussies stuck there? Probably more to do with generating fear though. Otherwise they'd be talking about places like Britain or Israel.

 

[Fwoy]

We should run a book on where he's been. (Shortest odds would be Bunnings of course).

still waiting...

I’m waiting for a deviant to test positive.

12pm - 2.45pm - Centrefold
3pm - 6pm - Spearmint Rhino
6.30pm - 9pm - Daily Planet
9.15pm - 10pm - Club X
10.30pm - some souvlaki joint...