@shmmeeaar21@JimCarrey 1.5 million deaths globally from tuberculosis each year and falling. Covid deaths globally over the last year reached 1.8 million, and climbing. The death rate for Covid is being kept in check by serious measures (lockdowns, bans on travel,etc).
@KlemensFireseed @JeriLRyan Fair question. We should always question and analyse the facts. In this case there seems to be more evidence that this was as fair an election as any previously run.
@deanmacallister @VicGovDHHS Here's a list of systematic reviews on Pubmed. The earlier ones (March) were very optimistic, the recent ones are overtly cautious or warning against using it. The evidence is growing against it's use. https://t.co/9rnZtbY4Yg
@ElGuappo1970@deb28285962@OldKeto@mjrowland68 Most public hospitals are under funded and were running out of beds for patients before the pandemic even happened. Do you think hospital staff were twiddling their thumbs before this?
@NeotipPro@smyrkyanne So what's the solution? Let the virus spread across the Victorian population, and beyond the Victorian borders. Hundreds of people, not classified as in a vulnerable groups wound up hospitalised and even on ventilators in ICU. Do you think our hospitals will cope?
@NeotipPro@smyrkyanne Unfortunately, the vulnerable includes the obese, diabetics, people with heart disease, auto-immune disorders, cancer patients, etc. This equals hundreds of thousands of people or generally known as the average Australian/Victorian so staying home does save them.
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