The thing that really shocks me most is that after listening to these antivax conspiracy theorists talk amongst each other, it is quite clear that there are 1-2 people like Adam and Julz who are gradually radicalising the others.
There are a number of people who clearly are uncomfortable with what is being said. They start objecting but are spoken over and just inundated with crazier and crazier stories about cults and brainwashing and Illuminati.
And by not stopping the crazy talk they are acquiescing. They are condoning. They are signalling to others that this is OK. But it’s not. This is how you radicalise people. If you can stand it just listen for yourself. m.twitch.tv/melbourneprote…
@manjusrii and @PRGuy17 must be pretty battle hardened to listen to this stuff all day. I can’t do it. But seriously I think the public needs to hear just how crazy this talk is, and that this is rife amongst the protest community.
These protester organisers and sympathisers are not normal people who just have some doubts about vaccine safety or are a bit frustrated over lockdowns. They are full on hardcore conspiracists. By pretending they are just “fringe” we are failing to realise what they are.
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Listening to the antivax conspiracy chat from Telegram being streamed on Twitch and I am absolutely amazed at the stamina of these people. They have seriously been going nonstop especially Julz who only stopped for the Grand Final.
Julz on Telegram has just said that she loves the Japanese culture and sushi but that Asians a have genetic predisposition to being brainwashed and programmed. 😵💫
Conspiracy Adam says that millions of vaccine induced deaths are unreported because doctors can’t be bothered filling out the 30 min ADR. He says there have been 100 COVID deaths and 500 vaccine deaths in Australia so far. Where are they getting these ridiculous numbers?
Wow @PRGuy17 and @manjusrii. I started listening and I'm hearing Julz T going nuts at Freemasons, the Illuminati, the 9th Circle, her nurse friends that want to protest, human rights, Mark Zuckerberg. The conspiracy theories run deep and I don't think I can handle any more.
It is true that we have an amazingly resilient and world class health system in Australia. We deliver some of the best outcomes in the world with a relatively meagre 9.3% of GDP spent on healthcare. /2 data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.X…
We take for granted that high quality healthcare (excepting dental) is more or less free for all Australian citizens. You can get annoying veins, a niggly knee, or an ugly scar fixed for free – with a bit of a wait. /3 vahi.vic.gov.au/reports/victor…
Currently many hardworking individuals are making, importing, selling & donating facemasks, respirators and #PPE to protect healthcare workers & the community from #COVID19 transmission. This thread aims to explain some of the standards and regulatory issues around this. #Thread
So why is it that everyone suddenly wants to have facemasks? Mostly it is not a fashion statement, though with companies from Prada, Gucci and LV "making" facemasks (generally this just means importing from China), it does make you wonder. theguardian.com/fashion/2020/m…
The basic premise is simple – #SARSCoV2 (the virus that causes #COVID19) is generally transmitted by moist droplets. We want to stop those droplets from entering your mucosa (the pink bits of your eyes, mouth & nose) through #spatialdistancing, #handhygiene & #barrierprotection.
Despite @JennyMikakos’ appalling disrespect of Victorian GPs, her statements in this #thread are correct. This signals a change in how we must approach potential illness at work as HCWs. Patients will need to understand when their appointments or surgery are cancelled. #covid19
Doctors are human too. Our health system is fragile and stretched to the limit by funding constraints, growth in disease burden, ageing population and unrealistic and unsustainable expectations of health outcomes.
The cost of efficiency and high healthcare availability is taxation, systematisation, centralisation, protocolisation, waiting lists, triage and strict severity criteria before conditions qualify for treatment.