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Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #6195 –
MBB won't like you comparing the unvaxxed to apex predators ...

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #6196 –
Norway bans the booze, like we have things to complain about! :o

As I've said before and stand by it, our lockdown was a relative Clayton's lockdown compared to some locations, the local cries about a world record, etc., etc., are spin mostly for political purposes. All lockdowns are not the same!

Relative to some foreign locations our local restrictions and inconveniences were hardly a locked down at all!
The Force Awakens!

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #6199 –
Really? The good townsfolk in Victoria came out with their pitchforks and torches when there was a crackdown on pubs serving alcohol to patrons who drank it on the footpath as well as alcohol being consumed around playgrounds in pop-up picnics. And you think banning alcohol sales at pubs and restaurants would be met with a shrug in Victoria?

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Reply #6200 –
Quote from: capcom on
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/president-bidens-job-approval-sinking-inflation-crime-covid/story?id=81701113

As BTO sang, "you ain't seen nothing yet"
I think it is probably worthwhile to browse the knowledge base before making too much of any of that,

https://www.ipsos.com/en

It's amazing the answers you can get when you either ask a specific question, or poll a specific demographic. Then if you pick and choose results, some may refer to that as cherry-picking the answers, you can paint whatever picture you like!
The Force Awakens!

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #6201 –
Quote from: LP on
I think it is probably worthwhile to browse the knowledge base before making too much of any of that,

https://www.ipsos.com/en

It's amazing the answers you can get when you either ask a specific question, or poll a specific demographic. Then if you pick and choose results, some may refer to that as cherry-picking the answers, you can paint whatever picture you like!

It's pretty feckin' clear he's on the nose everywhere ... so paint that on your easel.  Lowest rating and it will get worse.
 

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Reply #6202 –
The CDC has revealed that 1% of Americans over the age of 65 have died of Covid.

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Reply #6203 –
Quote from: capcom on
It's pretty feckin' clear he's on the nose everywhere ... so paint that on your easel.  Lowest rating and it will get worse.
Biden isn't capable of doing the job, he isn't with it half the time and it's sad watching a bloke struggling to deal with the onset of dementia..

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Reply #6204 –
Quote from: ElwoodBlues1 on
Biden isn't capable of doing the job, he isn't with it half the time and it's sad watching a bloke struggling to deal with the onset of dementia..

Come the mid terms, this nightmare will be over.  And CNN, MSNBC already know it.  So does that shop front store dummy Harris. 

Re: CV and mad panic behaviour

Reply #6205 –
Quote from: capcom on
Come the mid terms, this nightmare will be over.  And CNN, MSNBC already know it.  So does that shop front store dummy Harris. 

I think Biden is just a figurehead that will be rolled out less and less until as you say its over......funny thing though he has said he wants to contest again in 2024. Harris approval rate is lower than Bidens.....

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Reply #6206 –
At 27% (inflated IMO) she's a complete fraud.

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Reply #6207 –
Quote from: ElwoodBlues1 on
I think Biden is just a figurehead that will be rolled out less and less until as you say its over......funny thing though he has said he wants to contest again in 2024. Harris approval rate is lower than Bidens.....

Interesting to speculate as to whose hand(s) are up the back of his jacket working him?
Reality always wins in the end.

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Reply #6208 –
Quote from: capcom on
It's pretty feckin' clear he's on the nose everywhere ... so paint that on your easel.  Lowest rating and it will get worse.
I don't really care who these articles talk about, Biden, Trump, whoever it may be!

The media and pollsters can't escape criticism when they are selectively publishing. They have to be held to account for taking a political position over just reporting the facts without cherry-picking.

Local readers should be far more worried about the quality of local reporting, or polls, than what some remote politician is doing!

There is no point sledging politicians when much of the material people read is tainted by the media organisation's or pollster's politics.

The summary offered in that ABC report constructed via selective reporting parts of a larger IPSOS poll is the same dodgy mechanism that allowed all the Ivermectin metadata studies to persist. It's not lost on me that the ABC wouldn't hesitate to highlight the dodgy Ivermectin studies, then it acts the very same way! Of course the ABC if cornered would claim it's only an opinion(a selected perspective) and not a broad summary.

It's the willingness for local media and think tanks to cherry-pick in the hope of garnishing or matching public opinion(Ratings pay$) that allows nefarious entities like China and Russia to succeed in corrupting the debate.

There is a significant difference between blogging for dollar$, and unbiased professional reporting!
The Force Awakens!

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Reply #6209 –
Quote from: Mav on
The CDC has revealed that 1% of Americans over the age of 65 have died of Covid.
I'd be very highly sceptical of any figures like that coming out of america.

Of that 1%, i reckon 10% would've actually had a covid test. The rest, assumed.