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  1. Up to now, there has been a social contract in which people have agreed to sacrifice their freedom for the overall well being because there was no other choice. As the vaccine levels move to 80% and beyond the majority are now being asked to continue to sacrifice their freedom so that the minority can continue to exercise their right not to vaccinate. This is increasingly untenable and Labour will struggle to continue with this approach.

  2. Come on Frank, looking to Sydney is like watching an amateur science class experiment. I am not thinking, shit I wish I lived there. See how she goes in a couple of months time. They’re reliant on 1 dose as fully vaccinated equals only 73%.

    Covid is covid, a balancing act. None of us like it but there’s few alternatives.

    The only upside of the alternatives you pine for, like Sydney, is the community would have had a bigger tolerance for uneccesary death and serious illness.

      1. Compare that to The Capitalist Republic of Sydney, where lives truly don’t matter. As they say in Sydney, it’s all about the money baby. Watching the news now, your sums and fear are way off Frankie, judging by the medical fraternity. The model shows 100 hospitalizations a week with the current 1.3 infection rate.

        I’d certainly like to see where you get this information from Frankie..
        “Sydney was supposed to have it’s hospitals overrun. Did it? No. Was there a surge? Yes. Did their health system collapse? No.” see below…

        https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/sep/21/we-are-absolutely-in-crisis-sydneys-health-workers-on-whether-the-system-is-coping-under-covid

        and
        https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-26/paramedics-stranded-for-hours-outside-nsw-hospitals/100408718

        Please, please, please back up your claims?

    1. Australia has more than 8 ICU beds for 100,000, we have 4.6. That is the difference that counts.

      1. The difference that counts is our handling of covid. The link provided tells us they were overrun and not prepared due to their response. We are not overrun(yet), that is the difference.

  3. “National & ACT – Get to gloat without providing actual solutions.”

    National and ACT can say “We told you so” regarding a lack of dedicated MIQ facilities, a six month delay in ordering the vaccine and the government’s inability to provide a single additional ICU bed.

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