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Originally posted by lispingduck: ↑

When? When the time and environment is right. That time is not and should not be dictated by one proportion figure.

WA has the luxury to observe what happens in other parts of the world that are opening up. Macca is right to maintain strict controls to protect the WA population until it is necessary to open. At the moment it is not necessary, the state is living a life that is as close to normal as can be given the circumstances.

COVID-19 induced closure of mine sights will not do the state or the country any good. Cut the bullshit about opening up and being as one again, that is clearly not necessary. The other lib controlled states and the fed only want it uniform so they don’t get singled out when the whole opening up turns to shit..they aren’t looking to bring the country together, they are just playing the safe political hand..

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Ahh that is just a bulls*** cop out answer. We have had plenty of time to observe things across the world.
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