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Old 5th Jul 2022, 09:07
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Perrottet is facing the exit next May. Won’t do jack. NSW Libs are skating on thin ice at the moment as it is, any rules or mandates they are toast.
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Old 26th Jul 2022, 05:38
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So over TWO MONTHS since EASA relaxed their mask rules…

https://www.iata.org/en/pressroom/20...2022-05-11-01/

Emperor Mark refuses to extend mask mandate…

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-...date/101245778

How about we remove the mandate on aircraft? If you want to wear a mask, then wear one.

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Old 29th Jul 2022, 03:27
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Perrottet is facing the exit next May. Won’t do jack. NSW Libs are skating on thin ice at the moment as it is, any rules or mandates they are toast.
He's on notice after the trade commissioner fiasco.
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Nine more days until we lose masks on aircraft for domestic. Australia once again months behind the rest of the world.


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-...ting/101390894
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Old 31st Aug 2022, 10:20
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Nine more days until we lose masks on aircraft for domestic. Australia once again months behind the rest of the world.
And I have no doubt that there will still be some 'Chicken Littles' who will protest about this, saying that we need to keep wearing masks for our own good etc etc.

It wasn't all that long ago that I read a Letter to the Editor in one of the papers from some 'concerned citizen' who demanded that Australia close its borders again!
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Old 31st Aug 2022, 10:51
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Why are we waiting 9 days?
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Old 31st Aug 2022, 19:48
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Why are we waiting 9 days?
It is all in the Science, always has been.
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Old 31st Aug 2022, 20:58
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Originally Posted by Pinky the pilot
And I have no doubt that there will still be some 'Chicken Littles' who will protest about this, saying that we need to keep wearing masks for our own good etc etc.
If you have a health condition that renders you susceptible to cooties, then the onus is on you to protect yourself! I don't need my hand held when I cross the road, I look both ways and assess when its' safe to go. Same applies for getting sick. If I were immuno-compromised and travelling, then I'd still wear a mask, even if not required.
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Originally Posted by KRviator
If you have a health condition that renders you susceptible to cooties, then the onus is on you to protect yourself! I don't need my hand held when I cross the road, I look both ways and assess when its' safe to go. Same applies for getting sick. If I were immuno-compromised and travelling, then I'd still wear a mask, even if not required.
That sounds like common sense, but the left hates the notion of personal responsibility. Only government can tell you the right thing to do in the left's opinion. In fact the president of the AMA (yes those who make neurosurgeons from other countries start med school from Day 1 as their qualifications aren't recognised) was on Sky news saying ending the mandate will put pressure on immune compromised people as they should wear a mask. So there you go, better to force everyone to do something they don't need to do, then force an individual who does need a mask to take self responsibility!
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Old 1st Sep 2022, 11:14
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but the left hates the notion of personal responsibility.
Indeed! Some of the left do not even believe in personal responsibility. To some, there is no such thing.

It's always some elses fault!!
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Old 1st Sep 2022, 12:54
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Indeed! Some of the left do not even believe in personal responsibility. To some, there is no such thing.

It's always some elses fault!!
Funny, if I’m not mistaken the mask mandate on aircraft was instituted by a right wing federal government and just ended by a left wing one???
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Old 2nd Sep 2022, 00:31
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Funny, if I’m not mistaken the mask mandate on aircraft was instituted by a right wing federal government and just ended by a left wing one???
The Overton window is so obviously driven by the left these days - but nice try.
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Old 2nd Sep 2022, 06:32
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Originally Posted by Pinky the pilot
And I have no doubt that there will still be some 'Chicken Littles' who will protest about this, saying that we need to keep wearing masks for our own good etc etc.
I can 'see and avoid' traffic, but it is somewhat more difficult to see & avoid virii.
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Old 2nd Sep 2022, 06:44
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I can 'see and avoid' traffic, but it is somewhat more difficult to see & avoid virii.
that's called life - if you don't like it, then don't leave your house. Continuing to force everyone to wear ****ty fitting bits of cloth over their face does nothing more than satisfy the bureaucratic need for safety theatre.
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Old 2nd Sep 2022, 07:28
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Funny, if I’m not mistaken the mask mandate on aircraft was instituted by a right wing federal government and just ended by a left wing one???
Did you miss what the left wing State governments did with lockdowns and border closures then?
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Did you miss what the left wing State governments did with lockdowns and border closures then?
....but that was not the question was it? In fact it was a factual statement...

Funny, if I’m not mistaken the mask mandate on aircraft was instituted by a right wing federal government and just ended by a left wing one???
....But that would not fit your narrative would it?
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Old 2nd Sep 2022, 08:44
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Originally Posted by dr dre
Funny, if I’m not mistaken the mask mandate on aircraft was instituted by a right wing federal government and just ended by a left wing one???
Let's not forget that whilst it might have been instigated by a right wing federal government, it was also copping a lot of pressure to do so by State Governments, three of which were openly hostile to anything the Federal Government at the time said/did.
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Old 2nd Sep 2022, 09:59
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Don’t worry, I know the Overton window for some is “because most of the Federal Liberals and NSW State Liberals in 2020-22 bought into vaccines, masks and border closures they’re really part of the EXTREME LEFT, and it’s more the “red pilled” in the LNP like George Christensen and Gerard Rennick along with One Nation, UAP and Craig Kelly who are part of the SENSIBLE CENTRE!”
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Originally Posted by Beryllium Erbium
What rubbish. As if there's any difference between left/right in this country. Fear mongering, hysteria was elevated to an art form. I have a family member sick as a dog with a virus, not covid, but all of a sudden a respiratory virus has become mainstream again. The majority of any country's population are sheep, easily manipulated and controlled. And look at them (you) continuing idealogical, garbage arguments. Sheep the lot of you.
Er, yes there is. Otherwise what is all the noise over the culture wars in this country?
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Old 11th Sep 2022, 04:24
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Continuing to force everyone to wear ****ty fitting bits of cloth over their face an expensive ASIC does nothing more than satisfy the bureaucratic need for safety theatre.
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