Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Vaccines and sperm counts" video.

China is having problems too and 21 days mandatory enforced quarantine for them, the Delta variant is nothing like the Wuhan variant. Greater Sydney isn't all of Australian and that state slowest to lockdown and as the person who wrote into John they are reactive not proactive and now in trouble, no other state have problems anywhere near as bad.
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@JP-ks9nh You know why NSW hasn't had 15,000 deaths, because they kept eliminating the virus but this time looking different because of Delta you know all this , I don't believe you are stupid. You even commented that thousands will still die when Australia opens up even if high vaccination rates.
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@jeffreyjordan9650 No because every case is genomic tested and it would have shown up at some point in time. Maybe they only do one a household now because no point if a house is full of infected people.
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@JP-ks9nh After vaccination it appears not that bad otherwise New South Wales was looking at 15,000 deaths, that's a conservative estimate using a lower rate per million than most European and Americas countries. Yes 15,000 deaths and other healthcare suspended is significant.
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@melmorrison1400 No I just look at places with comparable demographics to Australia and preferably comparable weather which actually doesn't seem to play a major part. Take Florida it would be somewhat comparable to my state Queensland, warm weather and not highly variable (almost everyone live near the coast). They have deaths per million approaching 2,000 and they have rolled out vaccines far quicker than us , so no reason we couldn't have had a similar or a higher death rate, we aren't genetically superior or something. I look on worldometer which seems pretty reliable and the open border countries with minimal restrictions in PAHO Pan-American Health Organization and European WHO regions mostly have deaths between about 1,500 per million and 2,500 per million. If you look at Western Pacific WHO region the deaths are less than 10% per Capita compared to those other regions, actions make a difference and at the regional WHO offices policies seem to be highly consistent between member countries especially border quarantine or no quarantine. The Delta variant every country now struggling, China, Vietnam, Australia but never struggled before. China has a reasonable vaccination rate but given the size of the population things can go very bad very quickly, the policy of testing entire city populations can't really be done anymore because have 30 cities or so with outbreaks. The good thing though is populations at least partly vaccinated except for Vietnam with a very low vaccination rate.
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@barryhamm3414 "The plague state" is a bit rough, when this is over we can all be friends again hopefully. I am from Brisbane so NSW is certainly a concern.
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@iamisaid2295 You are talking about historical performance and Victoria changed its policy from the same as NSW to be similar to QLD. What happened in the past can't be changed. Until it's over can't say who has done the best however NSW is by far in the worst position right now. NSW and VIC have both surprised me previously , I hope NSW can surprise again.
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@davidjohnpaul333 You must think that people from NSW are genetically superior to those in the US or UK for example, 15,000 for a population of 8.5 million is less deaths per million than those countries I mentioned. With the vaccination rate now that number is probably high but I was talking about if nothing was ever done.
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