Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Freedom of information discussion" video.

  1. I am not going to be some loving agreement comment, what a load of crap. Yes NSW has problems , mostly because they went to 0 restrictions and back to restrictions. Deaths are low and given what you are referring to is only 1 month how on earth is it effecting things so much. Get over yourself everything is open in your state including the international border. If you were in any jurisdiction in the US or UK with a large city there would be a minimum of about 13,000 deaths based on NSW population. Best of luck to you even though you don't need it because Australia has a life expectancy at least 5 years greater than the US and 2 years for UK.
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  2.  @bigfletch8  What's your comment even supposed to mean.
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  3.  @danam.5433  NT and WA have their unique problems which don't match with other jurisdictions other than QLD partly, they will join the rest of us but they need more time due to vulnerability. Edit: you do realise QLD has had about 90% of deaths in the last 2 weeks right? If not consider that because you don't seem to care about deaths from your comment, only cases.
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  4.  @USUG0  the irony is you are responding to an original comment in a country where measures were taken and 2020 at least and I suspect 2021 our country had a reduction in expected deaths and almost fully open (Western Australia still not open) yet all the whining.
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  5.  @SGI999  You claim to be a constitutional lawyer and know that all vaccine mandates go against the constitution, well it could come down to one's job type and whether or not it's reasonable. My feeling is health workers have 0 chance of winning their case however others might have a chance in some circumstances as in it's not reasonable. If people are employed by the government then my guess they don't have a good chance. You're complaining about New South Wales government from what I understand and about historical things a few months ago. You also complaining about inflation, housing is the biggest cost in Sydney if you live there, move if you don't like it. There's plenty of food on shelves so you must be well off and complaining about not getting your favourite cut of meat or that if you like beef that's gone up a bit which is great , that means Australia is exporting more at a higher price, unless you want communism or to stop farmers selling to the highest bidder that's how it is for an international commodity. So I don't understand your concerns at all, only that you're scared of taking a vaccine. Omicron is the best thing that could ever happen, it gets things over with quickly and the Chief Health Officer in Queensland said in the most recent press conference that things are looking good and the cases are a massive undercount. He said they were cautious in saying anything up to now because QLD had 0 cases of natural infection so couldn't compare to other jurisdictions, however it's turning out ok, the vaccines are doing their job. NSW has peaked and QLD as a whole is about 2 weeks behind is the estimate. Cases are going down in your state cheer up a bit, doesn't mean it's over but it's probably on the way to being over, schools might be an issue we have to wait and see if the unions want to shut them when there's outbreaks or alternatively teachers required to stay home and quarantine when infected. My feeling is Australia as a whole will have less problems keeping schools open than say a country like the US. Australia having less than 10% of the deaths of European countries and the US is a good thing isn't it and you say vaccines might not be working but clearly they are in stopping severe illness and death. I understand your feelings towards your state government but NSW isn't Australia despite how our PM talks sometimes.
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