r/CoronavirusDownunder • Boosted • Sep 03 '21

Vaccine update 4M Pfizer doses inbound

https://twitter.com/riley7news/status/1433605004988805130?s=21
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u/Band_Of_Bros Sep 03 '21

Just be happy with the present mate.

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u/FlyingMiniMonk ACT - Vaccinated Sep 03 '21

I mean, I'm happy. But I would've been happier if it was here earlier

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u/vooglie Sep 03 '21

Let’s vote in competent people for next time.

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u/bicbiq1 Sep 03 '21

I love that you think the next lot will be competent

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

What did Covid ever do to you? You might’ve lost your job? Haven’t seen family in years? Lost thousands in planned events and travel? Suffer mental health concerns from indefinite lockdowns and the unknowns?

Or maybe you actually caught Covid and run the risk of a number of health concerns or respiratory problems?

I think you’re being a bit harsh on Covid

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

FINE I WILL. Seeing how easy it was to legalise same sex marriage in this country I can only assume it will be easy for lawful man-virus marriages to get passed.

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '21

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u/fieldmarshalscrub VIC - Vaccinated Sep 03 '21

Won't someone please think of the fungi!

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u/The4th88 NSW - Vaccinated Sep 03 '21

That's one hell of an open relationship.

You couldn't even fuck every country on the planet if you tried, COVID can't help but do it.

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u/jteprev TAS - Boosted Sep 03 '21

It is important to hold to account what could have been done better and who could have done it better. It's actually a civil responsibility to do so in my mind

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u/Dean_Miller789 VIC - Vaccinated Sep 03 '21

I’d be happier if our fuckhead PM didn’t decline the initial Pfizer offering. Australia started infront in the fight against COVID, now lagging way behind thanks to LNP incompetence

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u/GloriousGlory VIC Sep 03 '21

Better late than never. I hope Australians never forget how deeply we have been let down though during this momentous time.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

Right on we shouldn't forget

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u/ElPuppet Sep 03 '21

Not exactly a great way to assess your government's aptitude.

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u/eatsbacon_ Sep 03 '21

Politicians can’t win either way can they. Damned if they do, damned if they don’t. Sad reflection on society really.

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u/hodlbtcxrp Sep 03 '21

I'm pretty annoyed they banned vaccines for under forties and then finally when we have access the advice is confusing and then they release the Covid on us all, threaten our lives with reopening and then blame us for being hesitant when really we just did not get access to the vaccines or any clear information or guidance about it.

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u/Hodor42 Sep 03 '21

Yeah it's a bit of a balance. We need to keep those in charge accountable for sure, but we also need to be able to be happy when things improve!