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Re:Dear Media... 4 Years, 6 Months ago
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So where are we going with Covid19? It's obvious innit? Like Flu, it will continue to give the majority coughs and sneezes (spread diseases) until the various vaccines kick in, unless, of course, the virus works out ways to bypass the vaccine effects (wouldn't put it past it; a cunning blighter). One year they will give "the wrong vaccine" (remember 2017-2018; I got Flu then, wrong vaccine, but no problem - I was only 73 and fit as the proverbial fiddle. But it killed 50,000 in England and Wales alone in 3 months - about three times more than of Covid in 2020).
So mid 2021? Covid panic over. Then the "over reaction" stories will dominate media. "Every Government got it wrong!". Many countries who had tiny death counts in 2020 will have big increases in 2021 as the old people get older and die (inevitably).
And, also inevitably, a new virus will emerge. Next year or the year after or in ten years. As lethal as Ebola; as infectious as Covid. Killing millions. Probably, then, killing me too. Unless I've already died by then, of Old Age. My Obituary will be wonderful. "40 million records sold as a singer. 400 million as producer and executive. Killed the False Allegations Industry. Had crooked smile. Huge cock".
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Re:Dear Media... 4 Years, 6 Months ago
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JK2006 wrote:This
My Obituary will be wonderful. "40 million records sold as a singer. 400 million as producer and executive. Killed the False Allegations Industry. Had crooked smile. Huge cock".
This is an excellent example of the "post truth" media world.
How to identify the facts in here from the exagerration....!? 
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Re:Dear Media... 4 Years, 6 Months ago
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You are forgetting that we have all seen the beginning of the Vile Pervert film.
The ages of people who die from it doesn't tell us much, and implies it doesn't matter.
It matters very much if the person you love is expected to live for another ten or twenty years and instead dies choking and gasping in agony, alone.
Some of the "figures" might be from people who died of old age without showing symptoms, but as I understand it, the older you are, the less likely it will go unnoticed.
When they fudge the figures to include suspected cases and unaffected people it trivialises the severity of the illness, and stops us looking at the real cause of many of the deaths and infections, which is irresponsible hygiene practices in hospitals and care homes, where people should know better.
It doesn't matter if someone is a hundred and ten years old and dying anyway. They shouldn't be catching it in hospital.
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Re:Dear Media... 4 Years, 6 Months ago
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JK2006 wrote:
It would be hard for anyone to underplay the impact of Covid on Australia, Hedda!
Indeed JK but surely the small number of deaths shows that all the states who went very early (March ?) into Lock Down worked !
Now we are in another one and it's compulsory to wear a mask anywhere , restaurants, pubs, supermarkets and on my daily visit to a mega Westfields 100s of people wearing masks gently slip them up to sip on their lattes !
# noted a sign at one bank and didn't have my bloody phone with me :
"It is Compulsory to Wear a Mask if you Enter this Bank !"
Rather sad to see so many empty shop fronts..Bondi Beach is a nightmare as Summer is obviously the boom time but with lousy rotten weather..raining at present and cold in the middle of summer and devoid of backpackers.
## One odd thing I've notice: both Louis Vuitton and Gucci stores seemingly packed with customers with a queue to get in ???. People going out in style?
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Re:Dear Media... 4 Years, 6 Months ago
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Honey wrote:
[quote] Wyot wrote:
[quote] Alison wrote:
Thank you Wyot. I didn't have enough patience left to explain it.
No problem Honey.
It is difficult to summon the energy at times (sigh) but important to try: not everyone is as blessed in life as me; but I believe that even the most challenged can eventually flower, given sufficient patience, guidance and nurture...
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