Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Hospitals Pushed To The Brink With Covid Cases On The Rise" video.

@sunshinelizard1 See my comment 2 above yours. The original comment isn't a lie it's completely misleading though and as you pointed out it's pro COVID-19 disease statement by using information out of context. Unfortunately your media actually does it too, I have never seen discussion about why the US has a homicide rate about 5 times that of any comparable country on a per capita basis. Comparable country is all the other wealthy nations in the world.
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@sunshinelizard1 Yes it's sad seeing what is happening in the US. As far as vaccinations go one man could have changed everything, most Governor's in that party will follow his messaging no matter what, like little puppy dogs, the ex president has done too little too late and now all those governor's can't change their messaging even though ex president has subtly changed, still not far enough but better than nothing. If people behaved like this about 250 years ago it would have taken a lot longer before independence came about and the US wouldn't actually exist, it would be a group of ex colonies that never would have united/been conquered English, Spanish and French colonies. As far as constitutional freedoms, no such things exist regarding health, quarantine and other health measures were found to be constitutional 100 years ago in the US, the only argument is the health order reasonable and vaccination requirements are very common in the US actually, probably more so than Australia except for the covid 19 vaccine, however there hasn't been a need for childhood vaccine mandates because a very high voluntary rate. Australia is a little different with our constitution written in 1900 it actually specifies quarantine. I think things will be over in the US relatively soon but slower than many other countries and much more painfully.
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Hey best of luck and hearing your symptoms I think you should consider calling medical care of some sort so you know when but hopefully if you need to go to hospital. Of course mandates are to protect everyone and the countries with high vaccination rates are already doing better, doesn't mean perfect though, all countries having the same issues with staff out sick etc.
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Yep same for Australia, but less than 10% of the deaths on a per capita basis than the US and the gap is actually widening Australia maybe 15 deaths a day and US thirteen times the population 1,500 deaths a day. Maybe Americans should get vaccinated. Singapore and South Korea have very similar rates on a per capita basis of deaths to Australia.
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@nyla2408 The original statement is correct, opening up as in no more Covid 0 or no choice with Omicron means lots more infections. See my comment above.
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