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05/03/20

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Originally posted by Helpneeded70: ↑

Do you see many people running outside screaming at the sun and stripping the shelves of sunscreen from chemists, coles and woolworths?

Perhaps we should - 1726 people died from Melanoma (1 every 5hrs) in Australia in 2019

Do we see people screaming and running away from a kid with a runny nose last year?

Perhaps we should - 430 people died from influenza in Australia in 2019

Yet we have become very cray cray about a virus which in most cases shows little or no side effects when a relatively healthy person is infected.

If fact it isn't that infectious.

So unless you intend to run from the sun and live in a cave , I suggest we learn to live with something that the world will come to accept as a normal virus.

There are far more dangerous contaminants in everyday life.

So please explain why mass hysteria of people stockpiling toilet paper will do to their survival. You will have a clean bum and a snotty nose.Well done to you Sorbent.

Its about time the media , politicians and humanity put some real perspective on reality, life is there to be lived not feared.

Cut and paste and spread the word, someone has to , for living sake.

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Perhaps we should - 1726 people died from Melanoma (1 every 5hrs) in Australia in 2019

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