By contrast USA had over 600,000 preventable deaths due to their utter lack of response... So is this what you would have preferred???
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"Grandma and Grandpa have to die for the economy." -Texas
Yeah, probably the same Texans who were shouting about death panels and "don't pull the plug on Grandma" when Obama tried to fix healthcare.
Wasn't it New York's Cuomo who killed all the elderly?
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I’ll never forget watching NZ come out of lockdown and seeing people hug each other while I was still sanitizing groceries.
They were having rugby games while the rest of the world burned down in flames
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"And I encourage it to be released soon … the next pandemic may not be far away. We need to get on and prepare.”
Yeah, it'll probably come from the US due to some vaccines becoming illegal in some States. Let's just hope it doesnt spread through mouth rain like covid does.
Excuse me... "mouth rain"?
Sneezes, I believe, specifically the spittle of a sneeze.
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I feel that this is when social media really showed how much harm it could do to spread misinformation. Good on NZ.
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Reasonable is great when it comes to this kind of thing.
In this thread, many people making judgements based on incorrect facts and ignoring that New Zealand's biggest city had about a years worth of strict lockdown over the 2 year period from 2020-2021. In this thread you'll also find New Zealanders from outside of Auckland commenting about their personal experience on behalf of everyone from the country.
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