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Thread ID: 150988	2022-11-17 10:14:00	More Covid Death Details	zqwerty (97)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1489307	2022-11-17 10:14:00	www.nzherald.co.nz	zqwerty (97)
1489308	2022-11-17 19:57:00	Looks like both the Herald and Stuff pushing the governments fearfactor again. Expect new Covid mandates any day now.	paulw (1826)
1489309	2022-11-17 20:41:00	Well we need to do something, most PressF1 members are right in the middle of the age-group that has the most deaths, I think that it's much more likely that Covid 19 surge will be ignored as much as possible as our age-group is an expendable one, especially amongst those whole only life goal seems to be making as much money as possible. They don't want another lock-down, I mean look at the cruise ships fiasco. It's just business as usual, just a few old people dying as a result of the surge, no real problem.	zqwerty (97)
1489310	2022-11-18 02:48:00	Old people die of something anyway. Personally I have no desire to have the country to ever go into another lockdown just to keep the likes of me alive for a few more years at the expense of stuffing the place up more than they have already.	CliveM (6007)
1489311	2022-11-18 08:38:00	It's not just an age thing anyway, it's a what condition you are in in the first place. SIL has had it, not especially ill at all and her in her 70s. 45 yr old friend was not impressed for 2 days of her illness, she got the worst ever in her life pains, muscles and joints. She has pain issues normally, she said she thought she knew all about agony but it was far worse for 2 days. She was ill for 6 days of covid all up.	piroska (17583)
1489312	2022-11-18 09:02:00	It's the long term effects that are turning out to be the biggest problem, the latest way doctors are viewing the malady is to see it as premature aging of various parts of the body which can be long term and vary from person to person in the area affected and the length of time problems persist. Brain fog for instance is complained about by many after having a mild attack but never really recovering back to normal. It's very big of you to be so selfless CliveM but I am sure many do not feel as you do. It's greedy national party businessmen putting up prices to discredit the Labour Government not Covid which has caused to biggest problems.	zqwerty (97)
1489313	2022-11-18 22:03:00	It's the long term effects that are turning out to be the biggest problem, the latest way doctors are viewing the malady is to see it as premature aging of various parts of the body which can be long term and vary from person to person in the area affected and the length of time problems persist. Brain fog for instance is complained about by many after having a mild attack but never really recovering back to normal. It's very big of you to be so selfless CliveM but I am sure many do not feel as you do. It's greedy national party businessmen putting up prices to discredit the Labour Government not Covid which has caused to biggest problems. You appear to have absolutely no experience or understanding in the running of a business. Never mind the politics, to stay in business you have to make a profit if you don't you will go out of business very quickly. If your costs increase you have to increase your charges or once again you will not survive very long. There is no way that you can just increase your charges beyond that of others in the same business or once again you will not last long. Only the government can just impose costs on a political whim without any personal consequences except, of course, for their chances in the next election.	CliveM (6007)
1489314	2022-11-18 22:41:00	Yes does that apply to the supermarkets as well?	zqwerty (97)
1489315	2022-11-19 03:11:00	Don't forget the banks and their huge profits, they should handle our investments and not put them out and we finish up with losses, instead of massive profits, they generate. Thought business people had insurance to cover loss of this sort of thing!. lurking.	Lurking (218)
1489316	2022-11-19 07:12:00	Global cruise operator reintroduces Covid mandates on Australian ships after surge in cases: www.theguardian.com "Covid-19 cases have more than doubled in a fortnight in NSW, Queensland and Victoria despite lower testing numbers. NSW and Victoria recorded a combined 48,267 new infections on Friday, up from 22,676 two weeks ago. NSW and Queensland have moved to “amber” risk settings due to the continued spread of a new Covid wave. Masks have become mandated in NSW in hospitals and healthcare settings while in Queensland, masks are recommended in a range of public settings and among elderly and vulnerable people." Be the same here soon probably if not already from infections from the ship mentioned here that sailed and docked all around NZ. Profits matter not common sense.	zqwerty (97)
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