A little re-write of recent Australian history. Let's pull it to bits

Anti-vaxxers" which is defined as anti-mandate are now responsible for people not speaking about side effects..............................Yeah right.

"In response to the speed at which vaccines were developed and rolled out, Australia has created what vaccination expert Julie Leask, a professor at the University of Sydney’s school of nursing and midwifery, called the “best vaccine safety system in the world”.
Here’s how it works: patients who’ve received vaccinations are automatically surveyed by their state Health Department via phone or email about whether they experienced any side effects three days and eight days after their first vaccination; and then six weeks after their second dose."
This is utter BS. No-one in my circle of family and friends has received a check up call ever.

“I had a neurological disorder 10 years ago, and I think that may be the reason I had a bad reaction to the vaccine. If I had access to more information, I would have held off and gotten the Novavax,” Carey said."
Lot's wanted to "hold off" but were required to take to keep their jobs etc. Forgotten mandates and vaccine passports already?

"At first, Michelle Grace Hunder didn’t have any side effects from the vaccine. It was only a few days after her first Pfizer jab that she started to feel unwell: dizziness, heart palpitations and stabbing chest pain. A friend who works in nursing advised her to go to hospital to get checked out. She had bloodwork and an echocardiogram done on her heart — all fine. The doctor pulled me aside and said there’s lots of anxiety around vaccinations and it seems to be causing a lot of stress and ‘I don’t want you to avoid getting the second one’,” Hunder said. "
What a twat of a Dr to recommend the second shot after reported side effects, not even further tests before that advice. Potentially deadly incompetence.

"Leask said 97% of Australians have received a COVID-19 vaccine even amid widespread (and in some cases irresponsible) coverage of side effects and the best efforts of anti-vaccine campaigners: “This tells you a lot about the public being able to weigh risk in everyday life, and why we shouldn’t patronise people.” Deng said it was important to be able to freely discuss and debate vaccine policy. She mentioned Australia’s compensation scheme as one area worthy of further discussion."
FFS they talk as if people freely chose, that there was no mandates using earning a livelihood as coercion. And sorry, seemed to have missed the freely discuss and debate bit.
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