🧵 I’m writing to my local state and federal MPs because I’m worried about the level of covid cases in the community. I’ve made some templates, to make it easy for you to do the same.
If enough of us speak up, we will be heard. Copy and paste these into an email, or make a PDF to email (click file: make a copy).
Here’s one to expand on, using your own circumstances and concerns. bit.ly/mpletterform
Bit by bit we’re removing the meagre protections that are still left in place. I’m tired of emailing the school, the hockey club, the gymnastics club and asking for masks sessions of the school production, enquiring about illness policies, trying to help find info about...
ventilation and hepa filters. I’m not an expert in these areas, and it shouldn’t be up to individuals to be pushing for a safer community for us all. The number of cases in the community mean many at-risk people are either doing things they feel unsafe doing so they can stay...
in touch with work and friends, or isolating themselves which is neither equitable nor fair.
We have lots of systems for the sake of health and safety - food hygiene, road rules, passive smoking. We now must do the same to live with covid.
These links provide good general tips for how to write an effective letter to your member. Make it personal, passionate and polite. bit.ly/lettertips1bit.ly/lettertips2
I saw this poster as I was out for a run today. It didn’t seem to pass my common-sense test. 720 deaths? That doesn’t seem right to me. /1
Because I’m naturally curious, nosy, and procrastinating other less fun things I should be doing today, I wanted to read about the girl on the poster, and what her situation was. /2
I googled her name, nothing came up. Being 14, maybe she didn’t have a social media presence, or her family didn’t publicise her vaccination-related injury. So I did a reverse image search on the picture of the girl, and got a handful of hits. /3