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31/08/21

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Originally posted by usc75: ↑

1st Aboriginal Covid-19 Death Is One Too Many! '000's More Deaths Likely. Who Accepts Responsibility For Loss To A Nation?

31st August 2021: White Man Killed-Off Aboriginals 200+ Years Ago, By Guns & Diseases! 2021 It's Happening Again...

This week, 1st Nations 1st Aboriginal died-some would say killed by white man's negligence-from Covid-19 Delta disease.

Figures provided on Monday showed just 31% of Aboriginal people in Dubbo had received their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine and 9% were fully vaccinated – less than half the 64.5% first dose rate for the broader population of the Dubbo local government area.

Across the western local health district, 55% of people have received their first dose and 26% have received their second dose.

Currently 561 active cases of Covid-19 in the western local health district of NSW, 65% of whom are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander.

This is a total failure of political leadership.

In NSW by Premier Gladys Berejiklian's failure to inoculate both the NSW citizens, especially the most vulnerable-Aboriginals.

Nationally by Prime Minister Scott Morrison who failed to order enough required vaccines on time due to incompetence & political ego cum self-preservation.

1st Aboriginal death is one too many! It's just a matter of time before nationally one becomes '000's of Aboriginal deaths...

Who cares?

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Who's the author of this? Embarrassing piece of nonsense.

Sounds like a left wing nut job greenie playing the victim card.

If the white man killed off aboriginals 200 years ago, then there would be no one left to kill off again.
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