Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus #2: Lockdowns

[Joey JoJo Shabad]

 

[Joey JoJo Shabad]

 

[yebiga]

Yes! Don't think that the libs will be any different their not! Probably worse! Fact is all these politicians are corrupt to the eyeballs and are only in it to line their own pockets and to take advantage of the people they represent.

Don't trust any of them!

You can't be talking about the brave, saviour of democracy and freedom Premier Daniel Andrews! This is a one in a 100 year talent. He is the Gary Ablett of Premiers.

 

[faible]

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Surely even you aren't so stupid as to fail to understand what the time range means, right?

 

[faible]

Did you see Zak Kirkupp btw ?

Poor Zak. What a way to have your politican career torpedoed.

 

[GoEaglesGoSGIO]

Poor Zak. What a way to have your politican career torpedoed.

If someone throws you a hand grenade and you choose to catch it and throw it to the ground, you aint getting any sympathy from me

 

[zill]

How does he know though how many people aren't checking in with the QR code?

Credit card transactions were being used to trace people at a restaurant i believe, pretty easy to compare the qr sign-ins to the list of payments for the period they were looking at.

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

Poor Zak. What a way to have your politican career torpedoed.

Zak C*ckup more like

 

[Tiger Toffee]

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Go f.ck yourself.

Who do these morons think they're making demands like this, Just another puppet who's a sell out to the agenda.

LOL at the threats, chucking a tantrum because people are sick of this crap and are moving on with their lives.

You want people to isolate at a drop of a hat, make a policy that no one's sick leave, annual leave or long service leave will be affected and that they will be financially reimbursed for lost pay.

Oh that's right you haven't and never will, you want us to isolate and comply but it has to be at our own cost..................the people of Australia say **** you.

 

[Tiger Toffee]

Credit card transactions were being used to trace people at a restaurant i believe, pretty easy to compare the qr sign-ins to the list of payments for the period they were looking at.

Which is why you use cash.

 

[zill]

Which is why you use cash.

Yeah use cash, or those prepaid debit cards (bought with cash).
How accurately can you be tracked through your phone, if you have location, bluetooth and wifi turned off? Just to the nearest mobile tower?

 

[Joey JoJo Shabad]

 

[Joey JoJo Shabad]

I assume this will be given a trial run in Australia eventually.

 

[Joey JoJo Shabad]

 

[ioppolo]

Looks like a bad photoshop

 

[Kurve]

Excellent! that was my point.

You wrote an essay to have a whinge. But lots of flowery descriptors, well done.

 

[Kurve]

I was joking, more likely it's just anecdotal since we basically all know that most shops / venues don't even bother asking.

I've never been checked and done a lot of shopping and socialising recently in and out of the pub/club.

 

[M Malice]

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Go f.ck yourself.

Who do these morons think they're making demands like this, Just another puppet who's a sell out to the agenda.

Commander? Next they'll graduate to Commandant and then finally Fuhrer.

 

[yebiga]

You wrote an essay to have a whinge. But lots of flowery descriptors, well done.

Look it's Daryl! We had a Darrell, and a Darren and I believe there was even a Darlene here not so long ago. They didn't admit as much but you could tell, because they all say the same thing, in the same way with the same tone and inflection. Probably, just forgot their own names.

There were once prohibitions against inbreeding, due to a fear that successive generations would become less functional. Who knows maybe ideas work the same way. If everyone thinks the same thing and expresses it in the same way, after a point mental atrophy seems inevitable. We see it today where so many just drone the same mantra about masks, vaccines or mountain dew. Rather than the great reset, it's a great slumber.

Good on you Kurve for coming here to challenge yourself.

 

[Kurve]

Look it's Daryl! We had a Darrell, and a Darren and I believe there was even a Darlene here not so long ago. They didn't admit as much but you could tell, because they all say the same thing, in the same way with the same tone and inflection. Probably, just forgot their own names.

There were once prohibitions against inbreeding, due to a fear that successive generations would become less functional. Who knows maybe ideas work the same way. If everyone thinks the same thing and expresses it in the same way, after a point mental atrophy seems inevitable. We see it today where so many just drone the same mantra about masks, vaccines or mountain dew. Rather than the great reset, it's a great slumber.

Good on you Kurve for coming here to challenge yourself.

Oh I don't think there isn't a whole bunch of conspiracies that have sprung from the virus going global, we can expect imo the situation we're in is being exploited I just don't think the virus was planned, it either got loose out of the lab or it occurred naturally if in a pretty disgusting kind of way.

I think we're going to reset but if the world is still in covid chaos end 2022, I don't think anybody knows what it's going to look like. It will be very different.

 

[Hawk Dork]

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I assume this will be given a trial run in Australia eventually.

Might happen when we get enough vaxed and they open the gates and there is some community transmission.
Wont happen currently as our lockdowns and social distancing and masks have worked at eliminating it

 

[Hawk Dork]

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Some meme maker needs to look up what socialism means

 

[Dogs_R_Us]

Some meme maker needs to look up what socialism means

 

[Joey JoJo Shabad]

 

[Hawk Dork]

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Surveillance capitalism
It's worth remembering what Facebook is.

It is a member of a group of companies that are engaged in something called "surveillance capitalism".

All Facebook cares about is your personal data. Should it really be running Australia's quasi-public messaging board?

The fog lifted after Facebook blocked Australians from "news content" last week; we saw the role the social media giant plays in Australian society. Our heavy reliance on a corporation to provide fundamental public services is deeply problematic, writes Gareth Hutchens.

www.abc.net.au