Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "Novak Djokovic's Australian visa revoked again" video.

Was that speech before or after it was found that Novak broke Serbian law by not quarantining as required by law when infected?
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The comments here are a bit strange, so many calling for open borders. Look at your own country and consider is your open border if you are a US citizen popular, actually it's not other than to a few far lefties. At least half of the US population would prefer Australia's border policy.
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@lazarmarinkovic7611 It shows he is of poor character, would Serbia want Australian to enter who breaks health directives which can kill people? Can anyone enter Serbia and lie on the visa application and nobody cares? Based on your question to me why should you care whether or not Australia let's your citizen enter Australia.
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@tromblon1 Novak seems like a generous guy so shouldn't take that away from him but that doesn't entitle him to ignore the law otherwise every billionaire would be completely above the law, they just have to donate something. In reality very rich people while not being above the law have means that normal people don't have, if Novak was just an average tourist coming from Serbia he would be gone already, need 10s of thousands if not more than $100,000 to make court challenges.
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@lazarmarinkovic7611 Australia isn't his country , what on earth are you talking about. Also read my last comment , I said in response to another he seems generous but that is no excuse for other behaviour, they have nothing to do with each other. If you think he is owed a status above the law due to generosity then it's not a gift but buying privilege, I prefer to think he's a generous guy and it was a gift without conditions.
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@lazarmarinkovic7611 Novak has acknowledged that his entry declaration was a lie about not being in any country other than Spain for 14 days, but blamed his staff and he has also admitted he broke quarantine in Serbia. The previous judgement had nothing to do with these 2 issues which were discovered after and by the media I believe. Novak has accepted he has done wrong but instead of apologizing profusely offering to pay maximum fine and begging to stay with a full apology to the Australian public he thinks it's all ok and will fight legally. That's his choice but he can't expect Australian people's sentiment to support him. If an Australian got caught crossing an internal border and lying on the declaration regarding covid 19 restrictions they got a fine or prison. Novak isn't being treated any more harsh than any Australian but his sense of entitlement is off the charts.
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@lazarmarinkovic7611 breaking quarantine could kill someone, you do realise the purpose of quarantine right. That is bad character. Would you want Australians who have no regard for anyone entering Serbia? But the border declaration as I said was a lie. You agree with Novak's absolute sense of entitlement and that's your personal opinion even to the point apparently breaking the law in Serbia which could kill someone is totally ok as long as you are a tennis star. You said he donated for the covid 19 response in Serbia , so theirs no excuse he didn't realise the problems with the virus even if he is an antivaxxer.
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