Good take on it...i can tell you one thing. .i just came out of a month long stay in hospital including a week and a bit in ICU . As would be expected they're stressed and battling to keep up and i can tell you that the possibility of having injured ( or sick) contact sportsman taking up room and resources isnt a very popular notion for many of them right now
You disappeared for awhile, I was wondering and I am sure others were. Glad you made it.
It’s a very good thing to have these high end health services available for all and for the youngsters here, it’s taken a prolonged and bitter battle over generations to keep universal health cover intact. A treasurer lost his job trying to introduce compulsory pay at surgery for working people.
Uninsured Americans are paying over $200 to see the doctor down the road for a consult, so if you have to visit to an icu....that’s US dollars too.
We all saw Italy, hospitals so overwhelmed with cases that doctors were prioritising best chancers. So the people who needed the help the most, they let them die.
Massive burial pits, bodies in Utes in western countries....
The little micro virus, in tiny droplets, it floats in wind, which is why windy places like beaches and the shops and stuff across the road from them are not as safe as they seem.
Old mate virus likes floors and stuff, a ride on a shoe is a day out and into the home when you take them off.
So my point would be that we should tread pretty carefully easing the more public of the restrictions.
Also I don’t know about anyone else but apart from cheaper petrol, as an ordinary working Australian, I’ve got zero cash benefit in hand and felt the effects of inflation only. But being realistic, having a stable private sector income, kids and family all ok, that’s a lot better than hundreds of thousands of people who are being wiped out. So I’m very fortunate.