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- Thread starter Tigers of Old
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Yes, but more importantly, can you wash your own hair or do you need someone to do it for you?
Was wondering if you were down the hall!! A better deal than Intercontinental? You did well...
The only bad part is the $3000 invoice we get for the two week stay.
Agree, but there needs to be some accountability. If the disease was caused by bad meat at a wet market, then surely these practices need to be looked at. How can it not be thoroughly investigated given the turmoil it has caused.
What kind of accountability?
New diseases will emerge in any country at anytime. It’s unpredictable. A new virus could, and will, spread from any animal in any situation.
People focus on bats. One also came from pigs. They will spread from other animals in the future. It’s irrelevant if it was a bat unless you’re consistent and include pigs in any argument to ban or restrict animal trading, and call for all countries who‘ve dealt with swine to be held accountable.
One of the viruses originated from pigs in the U.S. where are the calls for their accountability? Does every country require an investigation when future viruses emerge or just the ones we don’t like politically?
I don’t believe there’s an honesty behind motivations to investigate China. And I haven’t seen a strong argument that isn’t rooted in anti-Chinese sentiment.
So what exactly should China be accountable for?
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Looking for some transparency and some learnings for the future. I thank those brave people who spoke out and tried to warn the world about this virus. Of those brave people many have gone missing for speaking out. I would like the WHO to publish the Chinese Government’s response to the warnings and interview the health and government officials. Also I would like them publish who they would have interviewed if they had a chance that are not able to be investigated due them going missing.
I don't think any country in the world opens themselves up to outside investigations, unless there is something material in it for them, such as sanctions being lifted.
Half ya luck mate! I get yelled at here if I poke my head out the door without a mask on just to pick up my dinner from the table outside.
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So long as the private residence has a tennis court within the property, I have no issue with the double standards.
It's super strict actually. They have someone in the corridor 24 hours to make sure there are no room-visiting shenanigans. If they talk to you, they'll stand two metres back unless taking a swab. They call every day to check if you have any symptoms or are about to freak out or whatever.
After the disaster of the first round of hotel detention they really didn't want to stuff up again, and so far it seems to be working.
I think you missed the inferred point, which is neither 'mute' nor 'moot'.
There are different requirements for different people to be able to enter Australia.
If you can sing, make your way to a private residence. If you can act, make your way to a private residence. If you have money, or influence, make your way to a private residence. If you can play tennis, the rules will be bent.
If you can't act or sing, don't have enough money or influence, then make your way to a hotel in the city.
If it was taken to the people, I reckon most would agree with ONE set of rules and restrictions for ALL incoming travellers.
