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LoneStarDawg
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I mostly feel sad for them. It's not as bad as Hondo but I don't understand what they get out of this. It's weird.
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I get them all confused
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.abc.net.au/article/100321564LoneStarDawg said:
“Of the 43 people in intensive care, 42 have not been vaccinated.” -
“Of the 171 COVID-19 cases recorded in NSW between March and July 3 this year, 87 per cent were unvaccinated, with 4 per cent fully vaccinated, 3 per cent partially vaccinated and 6 per cent unknown.
Less than 20 per cent of Australians under 50 have been fully vaccinated.” -
That's on Australia's botched roll out and fucktarded policies. Did you think posting that was some kind of way to own Trump?HHusky said:“Of the 171 COVID-19 cases recorded in NSW between March and July 3 this year, 87 per cent were unvaccinated, with 4 per cent fully vaccinated, 3 per cent partially vaccinated and 6 per cent unknown.
Less than 20 per cent of Australians under 50 have been fully vaccinated.”
Vaccination timeline criticisms
On 11 March 2021, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) attested that it was implausible that the government's target of offering vaccination to every Australian by October 2021 would be achieved, and suggested that mid-December 2021 would be a more realistic date. The government had aimed to administer 60,000 doses by the end of February, but ended up administering only 31,000 doses.[52] The vaccination programme was also 83.25% behind its target figure by the end of March: 4 million doses were targeted by the Health Department before the rollout, but only 670,000 had been delivered.[53]
The vaccination rollout had a further setback when pharmacists postponed joining the vaccination programme until June.[54] The federal government said that the European Union (EU) blocking the shipment of more than 3 million doses of vaccine to Australia was a major reason for the delayed vaccine rollout, although the EU only officially confirmed blocking the export of 250,000 doses in early March.[55][56]
Medical advice discouraging the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine on people under the age of 50 due to incidents of vaccine related blood clotting was a further major setback in the vaccination rollout, given the AstraZeneca vaccine was originally slated as the cornerstone of the entire program. Prime Minister Scott Morrison stated at the time that a definitive timeline for vaccine rollout could no longer be provided, and there is a need to re-evaluate and recalibrate the program.[57]
On 11 April 2021, Prime Minister Morrison conceded the earlier target to vaccinate all Australians by the end of 2021 was difficult to achieve, also saying there was no set target for the vaccination timeline due to the many uncertainties involved.[11] Morrison suggested two meetings of the National Cabinet be held per week until all issues delaying the vaccine rollout were fixed.[58]
More than two million COVID-19 vaccinations had been administered by 28 April 2021, but this was three million short of original plans.[10] -
You missed the point.hardhat said:
That's on Australia's botched roll out and fucktarded policies. Did you think posting that was some kind of way to own Trump?HHusky said:“Of the 171 COVID-19 cases recorded in NSW between March and July 3 this year, 87 per cent were unvaccinated, with 4 per cent fully vaccinated, 3 per cent partially vaccinated and 6 per cent unknown.
Less than 20 per cent of Australians under 50 have been fully vaccinated.”
Vaccination timeline criticisms
On 11 March 2021, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) attested that it was implausible that the government's target of offering vaccination to every Australian by October 2021 would be achieved, and suggested that mid-December 2021 would be a more realistic date. The government had aimed to administer 60,000 doses by the end of February, but ended up administering only 31,000 doses.[52] The vaccination programme was also 83.25% behind its target figure by the end of March: 4 million doses were targeted by the Health Department before the rollout, but only 670,000 had been delivered.[53]
The vaccination rollout had a further setback when pharmacists postponed joining the vaccination programme until June.[54] The federal government said that the European Union (EU) blocking the shipment of more than 3 million doses of vaccine to Australia was a major reason for the delayed vaccine rollout, although the EU only officially confirmed blocking the export of 250,000 doses in early March.[55][56]
Medical advice discouraging the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine on people under the age of 50 due to incidents of vaccine related blood clotting was a further major setback in the vaccination rollout, given the AstraZeneca vaccine was originally slated as the cornerstone of the entire program. Prime Minister Scott Morrison stated at the time that a definitive timeline for vaccine rollout could no longer be provided, and there is a need to re-evaluate and recalibrate the program.[57]
On 11 April 2021, Prime Minister Morrison conceded the earlier target to vaccinate all Australians by the end of 2021 was difficult to achieve, also saying there was no set target for the vaccination timeline due to the many uncertainties involved.[11] Morrison suggested two meetings of the National Cabinet be held per week until all issues delaying the vaccine rollout were fixed.[58]
More than two million COVID-19 vaccinations had been administered by 28 April 2021, but this was three million short of original plans.[10]
Not Rider ball.
This is about the OP, logic, evidence and conspiracy websites. -
8. The Burden of Proof Fallacy occurs when a claim is made and expected to be accepted because it has not been disproved or even adequately disputed. However, this does not mean the claim is true. As this issue often rests on potential (un)certainty, in such cases, it will require reflective judgment (King & Kitchener, 1994).
14. Moving the Goalposts refers to adding related propositions with just enough content altered to continue an argument, in order to avoid conceding after the initial claim had been successfully counter-argued. Similar argument types that fall under this umbrella of fallacies include Special Pleading and No True Scotsman.
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Bob?LoneStarDawg said:
