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09/09/21

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Originally posted by bellcurve: ↑

There is only one way through this pandemic and that is with immunity.

some people were unlucky enough to have been infected with Covid-19 and those who survived will have developed some natural immunity.

the other way to acquire immunity is to get vaccinated.. or a combo of both natural immunity and vaccination.

yet here we are with Scotty the Failure rabbiting on about ending lockdowns and opening the economy back up thereby exposing large numbers without any immunity to be infected with Covid-19.

this is all well and good but Scotty the Failure hasn’t lived up to his side of the equation. Like, where is all the vaccine Scotty? The vaccines that would afford some measure of immunity to those without any.

where’s the vaccines Scotty? Could we have a more prime example of a PM holding the population in utter contempt than his incompetence and failure in not getting enough vaccine.

you and health minister Greggy hunt should resign asap.

remember, this is the same Scotty who some time after barging his way to the front of the national vaccination queue declared ‘it’s not a race, it’s not a competition.’

The first vaccines became available in the US on Dec.14, 2020, and Australia should have been near the front of the global queue. We weren’t. So, where’s the vaccines Scotty? That was your job.

Scotty the Failure.

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If you are lucky you will get covid before your vaccination wears off too much, then you will have very strong immunity and won't need booster shots.
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