Scott Morrison - How Long? Part 4

[Chief]

This is part 4.

Part 5 is here:

Scott Morrison - How Long? Part 5 - The stroll out.

Continued in Part 6. https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/scott-morrison-how-long-part-6-the-coal-man.1290651/

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[swingdog]

The thing is, I fully expect him to win an election next year.

The word is that he originally wanted to have it this year but the outbreaks have put paid to that. I think he’ll go to May 2022, the full term, and by that time the vaccination rate will be much higher and part of the pre-election announcements will be a reopening of international borders.

Plus tax cuts, of course.

 

[Cooldude]

The thing is, I fully expect him to win an election next year.

The word is that he originally wanted to have it this year but the outbreaks have put paid to that. I think he’ll go to May 2022, the full term, and by that time the vaccination rate will be much higher and part of the pre-election announcements will be a reopening of international borders.

Plus tax cuts, of course.

Yeah I think so, too, mainly because Labor doesn't exist as opposition

I wonder how much lower this country can sink in the next 4 years

 

[Financialpanther]

The thing is, I fully expect him to win an election next year.

The word is that he originally wanted to have it this year but the outbreaks have put paid to that. I think he’ll go to May 2022, the full term, and by that time the vaccination rate will be much higher and part of the pre-election announcements will be a reopening of international borders.

Plus tax cuts, of course.

I don’t think they will - I am traditionally a centre-right and there is no way I am voting for this mob until they improve their game. Just abysmal.

 

[ExcitementMachine]

Surely his approval rating must be plummeting to levels not dissimilar to about when he started forcing handshakes and fuxking off to Hawaii at the beginning of 2020.

 

[Crankyhawk]

Surely his approval rating must be plummeting to levels not dissimilar to about when he started forcing handshakes and fuxking off to Hawaii at the beginning of 2020.

Remember to fake it for pollsters so the liberals might choose to go early. Tell them you love the liberals (then put them last in the only poll that counts)

 

[Saint]

 

[swingdog]

Surely his approval rating must be plummeting to levels not dissimilar to about when he started forcing handshakes and fuxking off to Hawaii at the beginning of 2020.

No, his personal approval rating has actually gone up in recent weeks (though before the latest kerfuffle), and he leads Albanese on preferred PM, 53-33.

 

[Deliverance]

The thing is, I fully expect him to win an election next year.

The word is that he originally wanted to have it this year but the outbreaks have put paid to that. I think he’ll go to May 2022, the full term, and by that time the vaccination rate will be much higher and part of the pre-election announcements will be a reopening of international borders.

Plus tax cuts, of course.

Queensland will most likely be crucial again. They showed last time with the Adani issue, they don't GAF about the rest of the country. Mining and farming have been largely unaffected by the pandemic, so...

 

[madmug]

anaphylaxis is life threatening and needs immediate medical intervention to survive.

Yes. I guess its another risk situation that would need to be considered.

I saw a figure from the UK which said it happened in AZ at 1/1mill injections.

A chemist would have an EpiPen & first aid knowledge, then refer to hospital.

 

[Financialpanther]

Queensland will most likely be crucial again. They showed last time with the Adani issue, they don't GAF about the rest of the country. Mining and farming have been largely unaffected by the pandemic, so...

Agree - this corresponds as to why the State QLD government is suddenly going as hard as they can, there is party motivation at play (some of their points are valid mind you but my word they are putting a heap of topping on this meal)

 

[Gough]

Queensland will most likely be crucial again. They showed last time with the Adani issue, they don't GAF about the rest of the country. Mining and farming have been largely unaffected by the pandemic, so...

Which makes it a curious decision by the government to withhold Pfizer from Queensland.

 

[madmug]

Agree - this corresponds as to why the State QLD government is suddenly going as hard as they can, there is party motivation at play (some of their points are valid mind you but my word they are putting a heap of topping on this meal)

Political 'topping' is always part of politics.

however Scumo has provide a huge selection of toppings to chose from.

He is currently the walking Pizza supreme of party politics !! with extra olives & anchovies.

 

[campbell]

Yes. I guess its another risk situation that would need to be considered.

I saw a figure from the UK which said it happened in AZ at 1/1mill injections.

A chemist would have an EpiPen & first aid knowledge, then refer to hospital.

too late to refer.
Severe anaphylaxis is darn right scary and can be over in minutes.
Having seen anaphylaxis in ED, it is not the time or place to be testing risk in the community.
In Qld hospitals, you wait in an area, which has all the clinical staff and equipment, for half an hour.Just in case you have a reaction.

 

[campbell]

Which makes it a curious decision by the government to withhold Pfizer from Queensland.

They cant even agree amongst themselves where we are in the pfizer list, Hunt says at the top, Birmingham we are at the bottom.

How can you trust anything they say.

How can Sco mo say everyone should get Az, we all agreed to that at National Cabinet, when in fact it was not discussed.

 

[swingdog]

They cant even agree amongst themselves where we are in the pfizer list, Hunt says at the top, Birmingham we are at the bottom.

How can you trust anything they say.

How can Sco mo say everyone should get Az, we all agreed to that at National Cabinet, when in fact it was not discussed.

The states should now be saying "enough" to national cabinet and calling for a shift back to COAG where there are official minutes of what was said. Lack of transparency now providing problematic for the states.

 

[madmug]

too late to refer.
Severe anaphylaxis is darn right scary and can be over in minutes.
Having seen anaphylaxis in ED, it is not the time or place to be testing risk in the community.
In Qld hospitals, you wait in an area, which has all the clinical staff and equipment, for half an hour.Just in case you have a reaction.

Sure.

People currently get the injection in specially set up clinics & in GP clinics. Not near Hospitals. They wait 10-15 minutes, then leave.

The blood clot disorder is less rare. It can take days to become apparent.

So the risk is there.

Its about awareness, consent & an EpiPen.

Nothing is risk free. Even walking across the street.

 

[The Cryptkeeper]

People just aren’t keyed in to politics. On the surface he’s just inoffensive and a bit jolly. And that’s all that a hell of a lot of people see. They don’t go any deeper.

Combine it with a nonstop PR campaign by their partners in the media, and it’s really not that hard for them to maintain. Anything short of him kicking a baby on camera and it’s easy enough to work with.

Mate, he could kick a baby and 90% of the whackjobs who voted for him would blame the baby.

We are a sick and depraved country. The fact that morally reprehensible pieces of shit like Morrison and Joyce are the PM and deputy PM of this country is truly frightening.

 

[campbell]

Sure.

People currently get the injection in specially set up clinics & in GP clinics. Not near Hospitals. They wait 10-15 minutes, then leave.

The blood clot disorder is less rare. It can take days to become apparent.

So the risk is there.

Its about awareness, consent & an EpiPen.

Nothing is risk free. Even walking across the street.

I am talking dedicated pfizer venues as pfizer is the one with the immediate anaphylaxis .

 

[Punt rd end]

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I'll check it out thx

 

[Punt rd end]

 

[Fire]

What is the issue? Are we criticising him our vaccination numbers and criticising him for trying to improve them?

Do you want them to stay low because it fits the narrative?

No one paying attention enough to give a shit will fall for this vacuous appeal to ignorance.

You're wasting your time here.

 

[Fire]

They'll be a crumbling wreck by the time the election comes around.

If the ALP can't pick over that carcass then heaven help us all.

The Australian electorate rewards leadership instability tho.

Of the past 6 elections where a successful leadership spill of a sitting government occurred, they were returned 5 of those times.

In contrast, elections with stable leadership in the same period is only 3 from 5.

Aussies love a farce.

 

[tandino]

The Australian electorate rewards leadership instability tho.

Of the past 6 elections where a leadership spill of a sitting government happened, they were returned 5 of those times.

In contrast, elections with stable leadership in the same period is only 3 from 5.

Aussies love a farce.

It's the true great reset.

 

[SBD Gonzalez]

I don’t think they will - I am traditionally a centre-right and there is no way I am voting for this mob until they improve their game. Just abysmal.

I bloody hope you're representative of the wider swathe of sentiment.

 

[QuietB]

The states should now be saying "enough" to national cabinet and calling for a shift back to COAG where there are official minutes of what was said. Lack of transparency now providing problematic for the states.

I know as 100% fact Morrison has been pulling this shifty stuff throughout the whole National Cabinet process.

The man is a snake.

His sole focus is his own political interests. Nothing else matters.