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30/12/21

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Originally posted by kingpins: ↑

It appears that regardless of what happens the PM and various Premiers have all thrown in the towel.
So what justification does Dan Andrews have for keeping his extraordinary poweres over everything in Victoria

And what justification for mandates

Vaccination has minimal effect on Omicrom
Testing ONLY for those who are sick
Government statements that everyone will get it

It stands to reason that if most of the quarantine requirements are scaled back and we are all to get it ( government decree) business is still suffering and going broke so what is the justification of mandates

People should war masks where appropriate
People should still practice good hygiene and some degree of social distancing
Also regardless of getting sick with Covid or the Flu people should exercise self restraint and keep themselves isolated from others
Everyone should now understand that to go to work when you are sick is a stupid selfish act

**** Let business and the people go back to a normal life and treat the last two years as a dreadful nightmare.

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Surely you are not suggesting people take responsibility for their own health. How will the gov have our best interests at heart if we do that?
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