You’re being abandoned to your own tactics, while we await the Second Wave.
My advice: To stay safe, see if you can make those tactics even tighter than the lockdown regulations.
There are a lot more dead people to come.
Bubblecar said:
You’re being abandoned to your own tactics, while we await the Second Wave.My advice: To stay safe, see if you can make those tactics even tighter than the lockdown regulations.
There are a lot more dead people to come.
Won’t be a second wave.
May be a second lockdown.
Wear a mask.
mollwollfumble said:
Bubblecar said:
You’re being abandoned to your own tactics, while we await the Second Wave.My advice: To stay safe, see if you can make those tactics even tighter than the lockdown regulations.
There are a lot more dead people to come.
Won’t be a second wave.
May be a second lockdown.
Wear a mask.
Not venturing out to find out.
Bubblecar said:
You’re being abandoned to your own tactics, while we await the Second Wave.My advice: To stay safe, see if you can make those tactics even tighter than the lockdown regulations.
There are a lot more dead people to come.
Just think of it as added flu deaths, no one ever worried about those before. Covid affects mostly the old – 70+, so you should be fine.
Alcohol kills Corbyn-19 dead, kills it dead.
the government has been quite swift and effective with a temporary intervention, temporary in the sense of a (necessary) powerful intervention, to steer or give direction to what’s required, and all along the direction has been to devolve the responsibility and effective action down to the smallest element, being the individual and small groups, and upward from that, so that everyone might take it upon themselves to do the right thing
not an easy thing to do, given the direction required changes in the casual informal field of behaviors, an individuals operating space, personal space
fortunately the madness of the siege mentality doesn’t prevail overwhelmingly in Australian ideology, Australians apparently have maintained enough respect for government, and are practical enough to do what is required. That secret snobbery they distance themselves from their convict ancestry perhaps, and the egalitarianism of granting each other space, have served them well
everyone’s been grounded for quite a while now, an advanced lesson in social hygiene, of which apparently Australians already had some experience
Peak Warming Man said:
Alcohol kills Corbyn-19 dead, kills it dead.
If you tip the virus body into the alcohol, maybe. But not if you tip the alcohol into the body containing the virus, no.
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Alcohol kills Corbyn-19 dead, kills it dead.
If you tip the virus body into the alcohol, maybe. But not if you tip the alcohol into the body containing the virus, no.
It’s my contention that tipping the alcohol into the body is an effective prophylactic measure.
I offer my own case as evidence. I regularly introduce alcohol into my system, and have not developed the virus. I plan to continue this regime.
Bubblecar said:
You’re being abandoned to your own tactics, while we await the Second Wave.My advice: To stay safe, see if you can make those tactics even tighter than the lockdown regulations.
There are a lot more dead people to come.
I get the feeling that it is like when someone on medication decides they don’t need medication any more because they feel fine…
captain_spalding said:
roughbarked said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Alcohol kills Corbyn-19 dead, kills it dead.
If you tip the virus body into the alcohol, maybe. But not if you tip the alcohol into the body containing the virus, no.
It’s my contention that tipping the alcohol into the body is an effective prophylactic measure.
I offer my own case as evidence. I regularly introduce alcohol into my system, and have not developed the virus. I plan to continue this regime.
Just as long as you do it all at home. ;)
Jesus fuck, the amount of uproar over people wearing burkas or similar and you want us all going out in hazmat suits..
Arts said:
Jesus fuck, the amount of uproar over people wearing burkas or similar and you want us all going out in hazmat suits..
The fashion industry can fix that.
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
You heard it here first. And they will. In the October budget. to 15%. And they’ll get away with it too. They’ve been itchin’ to do it for years. And bye bye to our ABC too. They’ve been itchin’ to do that for years too.
Woodie said:
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
You heard it here first. And they will. In the October budget. to 15%. And they’ll get away with it too. They’ve been itchin’ to do it for years. And bye bye to our ABC too. They’ve been itchin’ to do that for years too.
well at least they haven’t been itchin’ to get rid of the NHS Medicare for years, no, decades
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
wookiemeister said:
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
Put a tariff on all Chinese goods instead
So you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
Put a tariff on all Chinese goods insteadSo you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
Hard to think of any tariff war we could win, especially when BAC get into resources.
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
Put a tariff on all Chinese goods insteadSo you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
wookiemeister said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:Put a tariff on all Chinese goods instead
So you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
No it’s only Chinese products, other countries make stuff too
Why China?
Trade blocs on the other and…
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
No it’s only Chinese products, other countries make stuff tooWhy China?
AwesomeO said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:Put a tariff on all Chinese goods instead
So you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
Hard to think of any tariff war we could win, especially when BAC get into resources.
They need our dirt to keep building shit no one uses to keep the populace happy. Brazil et al can’t supply enough.
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
No it’s only Chinese products, other countries make stuff tooWhy China?
It’s wookster report
It’s estimated that Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports have taxed US consumers so much that they have negated the tax cuts he so crows about.
You need to turn off the money tap of Chinese intelligence agencies into political parties
AwesomeO said:
Trade blocs on the other and…
Yep. Bugger free trade with the whole world. We need to start organising a local trade bloc that we can join in. But not involving free movement of people.
poikilotherm said:
AwesomeO said:
Witty Rejoinder said:So you want to tax Australian consumers indirectly?
Hard to think of any tariff war we could win, especially when BAC get into resources.
They need our dirt to keep building shit no one uses to keep the populace happy. Brazil et al can’t supply enough.
I was thinking Africa and Indo countries, long term but thats resources for you, always over the horizon.
Witty Rejoinder said:
It’s estimated that Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports have taxed US consumers so much that they have negated the tax cuts he so crows about.
China has concentration camps with millions of inmates
Then there’s tibet.
mollwollfumble said:
Bubblecar said:
You’re being abandoned to your own tactics, while we await the Second Wave.My advice: To stay safe, see if you can make those tactics even tighter than the lockdown regulations.
There are a lot more dead people to come.
Won’t be a second wave.
May be a second lockdown.
Wear a mask.
S’truth
“I dint catch it!” :-P
is because you were isolated
IOW You Suspended BEING EXPOSED
Doffing da’ masks with wild abandon will change that
the first time you come into contact with that which you’d avoided.
afaic; I’m prepared to hunker down ‘til they find a working vaccine.
wookiemeister said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
It’s estimated that Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports have taxed US consumers so much that they have negated the tax cuts he so crows about.
Cut off the gangrenous limb to save the body
I don’t suppose they can put the nation on afterpay installments?
Witty Rejoinder said:
It’s estimated that Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports have taxed US consumers so much that they have negated the tax cuts he so crows about.
US imports from China fell by about 7% in 2019. Some US companies were reportedly looking at shifting production to other countries like Vietnam or Mexico, but not many were thinking about shifting back to the USA.
wookiemeister said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
It’s estimated that Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports have taxed US consumers so much that they have negated the tax cuts he so crows about.
Cut off the gangrenous limb to save the body
What we need to do is establish a military alliance with the US and India to confront China. We could call it the triple entente.
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
It’s estimated that Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports have taxed US consumers so much that they have negated the tax cuts he so crows about.
Cut off the gangrenous limb to save the body
What we need to do is establish a military alliance with the US and India to confront China. We could call it the triple entente.
India’s policy of the last 50 years has been to not become aligned with or allied with any other major power.
party_pants said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:Cut off the gangrenous limb to save the body
What we need to do is establish a military alliance with the US and India to confront China. We could call it the triple entente.
India’s policy of the last 50 years has been to not become aligned with or allied with any other major power.
Strategic ambiguity
wookiemeister said:
China has concentration camps with millions of inmatesThen there’s tibet.
The US incarcerates 2% of its population. There is a lot of clusterfuckary to go round.
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
China has concentration camps with millions of inmatesThen there’s tibet.
The US incarcerates 2% of its population. There is a lot of clusterfuckary to go round.
As long as you aren’t a shade of brown or black you’re fine though.
poikilotherm said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
wookiemeister said:
China has concentration camps with millions of inmatesThen there’s tibet.
The US incarcerates 2% of its population. There is a lot of clusterfuckary to go round.
As long as you aren’t a shade of brown or black you’re fine though.
Arts said:
Jesus fuck, the amount of uproar over people wearing burkas or similar and you want us all going out in hazmat suits..
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
Jesus fuck, the amount of uproar over people wearing burkas or similar and you want us all going out in hazmat suits..
Yes. I’ve been wondering if I should wear a niqab.
mollwollfumble said:
Rule 303 said:
Arts said:
Jesus fuck, the amount of uproar over people wearing burkas or similar and you want us all going out in hazmat suits..
Yes. I’ve been wondering if I should wear a niqab.
Do you have the eyebrows for it?
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
And a decrease in the top taxation bracket. that always fixes the economy.
sarahs mum said:
transition said:
guessing a GST increase would be needed later
And a decrease in the top taxation bracket. that always fixes the economy.
Not likely though…
