@removethecaps I feel so sad that this person felt he/she had to wear a bin bag over their head to protect themselves from being treated badly by the people/media. It really should not make them feel that way.
@removethecaps@EliasVisontay@guardiannews Dan Andrews is happy to deprive Australians of their rights then? Doesn't that render them all a compassionate case anyway? Or does he expect everyone he strands overseas to seek asylum from a foreign government for human rights abuse by the Aus/Vic government?
@doughimself Delighted to read this. I particularly love the "face-to-face" apologies bit. I hope they are suitably embarrassed about their despicable behaviour.
@r5lm5n@PPaulCharles It is awful for those people who have been stranded by the actions of their own government. Some of those affected are children too. To me, their approach is out of kilter and needs to be addressed. I sincerely hope the UK won't do this to their people.
@PPaulCharles@NicolaSturgeon I also believe it is safer for travellers themselves to quarantine at home, as it essentially removes the potential airborne transmission as well as contact-based transmission.
@AusHouseLondon For Australia Day, could you please help Australian citizens and residents stranded overseas to return to Australia? Isn't that the true spirit of Australia?
@removethecaps All my friends overseas were shocked and disgusted when they were told of the reality faced by many stranded Australians. They couldn't even fathom how a government got away with keeping our their citizens and residents and they all said, "Isn't that against human rights law?"
@doughimself PCRには特殊な装置が必要で、時間もかかるという面では、PCR検査のLogisticsの方が予防接種よりも断然大変ですね。あとは、PCR検査を大量に行った経験が浅かった vs 予防接種は日常茶飯事にやっていることなので、Pfizerの-70度要件は別として割と慣れているのではないかと思います。
@removethecaps It feels like those who are stranded overseas or interstate are treated as subhumans by some (state/federal government as well as some people). Completely unacceptable.
@makkoruden @doughimself It might be a bit controversial but to me, it's more about "ockerish vs non-ockerish" regardless of the region. I totally understand the difficulties with strong Aussie accent though. Not that I deny having more ockers in QLD...
@removethecaps @KKeneally "International travel caps keep us safe" at an excessively high human costs to some people who have been barred from entering Australia and their human rights violated by virtue of the cap.
@rachelbaxendale@TimSmithMP I do not see anything wrong with using the word "detained" whether that term is used on the paperwork or not. If you are not allowed to leave the quarantine hotel room, then "detained" is a correct use of the English language.