Comments by "Tony Wilson" (@tonywilson4713) on "Mass protests against Covid restrictions in European cities - BBC News" video.

  1. Actually in Australia you do need authorization to stage protests. That way police can block off streets and let people have their march and have their speakers talk without interference. Off course people can just ignore that and do what ever they like, but then they also can't complain when they get chucked in the slammer.
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  2.  @iron4517  WTF are you talking about? You can't even write a sensible sentence. I haven't justified ANYTHING. All I have done is explain HOW part of the law in Australia works. Where are you from? What country do you live in? What level of education do you have?
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  3.  @bounty1402  No it doesn't mean that at all. Why TF do people like you have to take EVERY ANSWER and blow it out of proportion and some stupid hyperbole? Why can't people like you ever just accept an answer without being stupid idiotic smartasses? Its effing idiots like you that are the reason we can never get anything done because you hijack or sidetrack every discussion with stupid some out of proportion remark.
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  4.  @lluow  Yeah but if no one points out any FACTS lets their BS go undisputed then their BS eventually becomes fact. George Orwell made that clear decades ago. One of the tings trolls rely on is having their crap go unchallenged. Its what Trump and many others have relied on. They only go on networks that never challenge them. Its like the quote “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”
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  5.  @stuartsimister5042  NO. Do I trust politicians? NO Do I trust idiotic clowns with no grasp of reality? *EVEN LESS than politicians." Its one thing to not trust one group of selfish clowns but that doesn't mean turning to and trusting a complete pack of idiots. How stupid can people be to ignore a clown but trust an idiot.
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  6.  @michaelj6486  You're not even Australian are you? That much is obvious because of how IGNORANT you are. Nobody's been coerced with some bullshit law, because no bullshit law actually exists. Its just a bunch of anti-vaxxer clowns and other radicals who'll protest anything. It doesn't matter what government the rest of us elect the same pack of clowns turn up and protest. FK-WITS like you have no idea what you're talking about and the rest of us are getting tired of your crap, your stupid arguments and your idiotic claims.
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  7.  YutubeSucksVersion2  WTF are you blabbing on about?
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  8.  @michaelj6486  Sorry dickhead but don't because you don't know my situation which is actually similar to your wife's. I've had to remain in partial isolation, out of work waiting until I could get medical clarification. I have had multiple instances of Deep Vein Thrombosis including earlier this year. Due to circumstances I got caught out of Victoria where I am from. So it's cost me a lot of my own money to stay semi-isolated. I have only recently been cleared and got my first jab thankfully without any complications and am due for my 2nd. So I totally understand your wife's predicament and I find it totally egregious that she has NOT been treated fairly. On her treatment you and me are in 100% agreement. I am also against mandates and that is based on the EXPERT advice Dr. Michael Osterholm gave earlier this year. He's the Director of The Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy located within the University of Minnesota. He's the guy Joe Rogan interviewed early on and almost everything he's said has come true. He has DECADES of experience with pandemic response. He's totally pro-vaccine and totally against mandates, because in his experience (over decades) is that they DON'T WORK. When the U. of Minnesota went to install a mandate for returning students he was the one who argued against it. His simply stated that the actual issue is there are 3 types of people when it comes to vaccines not 2. 1: The person who will get vaccinated for the simple reason they don't want to get sick. 2: The anti-vaxxer who, for some ideological reason, will never willingly take a shot. 3: The hesitant, who for some reason (medical, social or other) is not yet decided on if they will or wont get vaccinated. The first group aren't a problem and you can't do anything with the 2nd. The problem with mandates is that you risk pushing the 3rd group AWAY form getting vaccinated. Which as Dr. Osterholm pointed out has happened time and time again. He gave examples of parts of Africa. Mandates drive people away from getting vaccinated and that's a disaster for getting the vaccine rate high enough that those who cannot legitimately get vaccinated are not a problem. He did clarify that there are certain high risk environments where you do need mandates. Air travel being one because you have people packed in a plane with a very high infection risk and they are moving from one place to another. So I have had publicly available EXPERT advice on the subject of mandates for most of this year. I have no time at all for SELFISH CLOWNS and their utter garbage about conspiracies and the fact their stupidity is why governments feel the need to lockdown and mandate vaccinations. But there are always people who think the rules don't apply to them and they FK things up for everyone.
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  9.  @MrChrist741  Never forget that not only do politicians abuse their power but there are others in EVERY society that has ever existed who think that the rules don't apply to them. They are willing to cause any amount of havoc, destruction and chaos so long as they feel its what they want to do at that moment. They have no hesitancy in causing other distress or harm. We tend to call these people narcissists. Sometimes they are in government, or the administration of government, but mostly they are lose in society.
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  10.  @joebuck4496  Well why don't you try and explain why its absurd. I'm effing tire of childish idiots like you making giant claims and BACKING NOTHING UP. Saying you don't like something ISN'T PROOF of anything.
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  11.  @evgenigenov3433  I totally get your point, but I think you need to go an see a doctor you trust. I am sorry about your job as I said to Michael J that is totally unfair. As I also said to Michael J I have had multiple instances of DVTs most recently earlier this year. Recently I finally had the chance to sit down with a doctor and we went over it. I wont tell you the discussion, because I am not a medical professional and this is social media where there are trolls and clowns, but I have had my first jab and am due for my second. If you have heart problems then you must have a doctor. Go and see them. if they don't care then go and see a doctor who does. But whatever you do DO NOT TAKE anybody's social media advice on what to take or not take. For you this could be very serious so GO AND SEE YOUR DOCTOR. Best wishes and good luck.
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  12.  @evgenigenov3433  Not certain what country your in but that is sad when you think there is no way to trust any doctor let alone everyone else. I do understand the feeling however. It certainly seems like we can't trust anyone these days. I blame our governments for most of that. Sure they are people and people are not perfect but when they lie and lie and lie and break promise after promise and when they screw us and help their friends what else are we meant to feel. I do hope your situation gets better and you can find a doctor who will just simply care. You've made me realise that I have been lucky to have had the doctors I have had. Best wishes from Australia.
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  13.  @joebuck4496  WTF do you mean by "you people" and what generation do you think I'm part of. If you stop gaslighting people for a moment you'll stop looking and sounding like an arrogant clown with no clue.
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  14.  @joebuck4496  Other people have pointed out that prior notice of a protest or march gives police and authorities the opportunity to block off side streets and take other measures to allow protests to happen without incident. Don't forget moron the worst things happen when 2 opposing sides clash. Its a lot easier for police to keep them separated when they know what's going on. Plus what don't know is that in Australia (and I am certain other places have the same) we have people who are basically professional protesters and they turn up at almost any opportunity looking to cause trouble. These are the people that turn protests into riots. Even crazier is that they come from both ends of politics. Some are far right and some are far left. The only thing they have in common is a propensity for violence, chaos and destruction. So your whole claim of absurdity is absurd and you clearly have no idea of what happens in Australia.
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  15.  @lobbyskids2  There's nothing there I don't disagree with exit the premise that our governments work for us. That's the basic essence of democracy. Government of the people, by the people for the people. That's unfortunately changing and in some countries the change to plutocracy is almost complete. I've been watching a lot of Scottish political economist Mark Blyth the past few years. He's coined the term Angrynomics which is the state of anger of a population that no longer feels the economy works in their favor. Just recently one of the other panelists he was talking to pointed out that its becoming (and in some cases become) "Government of the corporation, by the corporation for the corporation." That change is effectively complete in America and damn near close in Australia, where the giant dump trucks in mines have more voting rights than humans. Do I think people should be protesting the plutocracy? FARK YEAH! But there's no way that anything will change while protests just end up as out of control riots.
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  16.  @joebuck4496  I haven't moved the goal post you've just realised how stupid you've been making a claim about something being "absolute" Like some many people on social media you left your brain behind and now its trying to catch up. Take a few deep breaths it usually helps as the brain does require oxygen.
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  17.  @johnhess9443  So your the one who wants to play the rational game are you. Are you Australian? Have you ever been here? Have you seen our results for handling COVID? Are you aware that a few weeks ago there was a violent protest at one of our Union offices where both radical leftists and radical anti-vaxxers attacked the offices of a LEFTIST UNION? Yeah morons we had RADICAL LEFISTS attacking a leftist union for supporting mandates on work sites so they could get their people back to work. Have you or any other of these idiots heard any of that? NO OFF COURSE YOUR NOT? But then why let facts get in the road of social media shitfuckery.
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  18.  N.O.S.T.I.A  As I just explained to another clown. If a tiny minority of clowns would just stop being dumb stupid selfish idiots and either get vaccinated or stop being stupid we'd already be out of this mess. But some people just don't think reality or rules apply to them and the rest of us have to bow to whatever they want. And idiots like you don't care about the facts because you are too selfish and too stupid to consider the rest of us.
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  19.  N.O.S.T.I.A  Nobody needs to ever fear a gutless moron who can't think or reason. The only thing that equal to the stupidity of a radical right winger is a radical left winger. Those of us with brains KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE. And for the record the rest of humanity is tired of all your kind.
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  20.  @TexTheMaster  Most developed nations have the right to protest or at least publicly state their grievances. I'm Australian but went to college in America. I did engineering but a bunch of my frat brothers were pre-law and they dragged me into a lot of discussions on the US Amendments because I had different perspectives on various things. I have also spent time in Canada for work. It gets into interesting areas where you draw the line between what's best for society and what rights you give every individual. I think the US constitution is BOTH brilliant and tragic. Its brilliant because it enshrines some very basic rights for every person in America irrespective if they are a US citizen or not. Its tragic because its allowed some incredibly selfish people to dominate society with their wants at incredible cost to everyone else. Right now in Australia (like other places) we are trying to find a way to deal with a very selfish minority who just don't care about the rest of us.
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  21.  -VXLKRYEx-  WTF is that meant to mean? "based redpilled"????? Here's 2 words Dunning Kruger.
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  22.  @oktc68  Great comment but the trolls will be coming. They don't care that we could have done with COVID months ago if they had just done what was needed. Unfortunately pandering to idiots who have no concept of being responsible is going to destroy western society.
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  23.  -VXLKRYEx-  Yeah sure zoomer boy. Actually a Gen-X. We think of you lot as Gen-Y or Gen-Z because we actually learnt to spell and understand that thing called the alphabet. Maybe you're Gen-Y or as I like to call them Gen-WHY didn't their parents use birth control or Gen-WHY don't they tell us AGAIN how tech savvy they are with the tech that we developed. Maybe you're Gen-Z or as I like to call them Gen-Zero grasp of reality, Gen-Zero brain function or Gen-ZERO relationships cos they are too busy watching internet porn.
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  24.  -VXLKRYEx-  Can you read? Gen-X zoomer boy Gen-X. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Were you born stupid or did you take special classes?
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  25. @Miki Miki You r first sentence made sense - it should not have been let out of Wuhan. EVERYTHIGN after that point is just rambling conspiracy garbage. *About the only thing anyone can say with certainty is that a lot of scumbags like Big Pharma, Government, conspiracy promoters, religious freaks and ESPECIALLY CONSPIRACY FREEAKS are all taking advantage of this disaster.*
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  26.  @romariocoffie4702  I honestly don't know how stupid and smug a person can be and think they are right while being so stupidly wrong. Your words - "Protests are by the people for the people regardless how the state feels about it and any need to suppress a non violent protest because you don’t “approve” of it is definition of facism" 1: It is idiotic to ever claim that any protest is actually for anything other than the people protesting. The utter arrogance of anyone to claim they represent the "good of the public" is beyond being ridiculous. That's what dictators claim when they say "we are making sacrifices for a everyone's good" as they haul people away. Anytime a minority claims to represent the majority it can be called man many things DEMOCRACY is NOT one of them. NONE OF THESE PROTESTERS REPRESENT THE MAJORITY - they are a minority and the rest of us are tired of their selfish crap. 2: These protests were NOT non-violent. How blind to basic facts are you? GET YOUR BASIC FACTS RIGHT BEFORE LECTURING ANYBODY Because like so many I'm FK-ING over morns claiming stupid things.
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  27.  @romariocoffie4702  Which one of your 5 moronic brainless idiotic comments do you want answered? The smug idiotic one you started with. The ignorant of reality second one The bullshit deflection I never said that crap even though I suggested it third one The I'm not smug your smug answer of a 3 year old 4th one Or the utterly I made no points in the first place but I want to you answer my amazing claim of "AHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA" 5th one. Go back to school and get educated on how to be a child. That way you can move on from the kindergarten level temper tantrum.
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  28.  @romariocoffie4702  I'm not attacking your ideas I AM ATTACKING YOUR IDIOITC LIES. Like all you conspiracy clowns your just plain simple LIARS
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  29.  Gmmonica godsgotthis  Try ranting a whole lot less and people might want to have a conversation with you.
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