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I'm a lover not a fighter. I might complain a bit but Its only opinion. I mean I still respect government I understand it's just someone else's views and opinions and not everyone agrees, as much as I disagree with her views and rules I would even buy the Prime Minister a coffee and have a polite chat and wish her all the best and a healthy life, and law enforcement as they can do good and have done good I wiould even buy a cop a cup of coffee and thank them for there service, but I will call things out using the most peaceful outlet that is free speech and opinion if I think something is not right. Not everyone agrees with everything so i will call it out and be as honest and open as I can, I mean it's politics so people have there say and arguments.

In general I believe I am a nice person , probably one of the most polite people anyone will meet, every single person I talk with or store I visit I always wish everyone a good day and say please and thank you even if they not polite to me. I always do my best to follow the law I never been in trouble and I'm in my 40s now, well twice when I was a teenager, once for taking a leak in public I mean it was at night and on a tree and when you gotta go you gotta go and the police made me do 20 pushups for my offence, and for smoking a cone, not really a bad offender who's bothering anyone. I always do my best to stay away from trouble or associate with anyone who could be a trouble maker. I stay away from protests as there is usually clashes and I don't want any part in it. I just try live my life in peace and mind my own business.
 
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If I look back on my life I feel happy I have learnt from my past mistakes that has turned me into a better person. I have done some stupid things but having a conscience and learning it's a good thing. I mean past relationships for example I have ruined I take full responsibility it was never my girlfriend's who were the problem it was me who had issues. And I learnt from it to become a better person, they don't need my sympathy people move on and all I do is ask God for forgiveness and ask him to bless them and take care of them as I failed.
 
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Doing good for others is a blessing. I mean disabled old mans scooter broke down outside my house yesterday and cars just drive by when he's struggling, I go help the senior citizen and fix his scooter, anyhow he wasn't stressed, probably been through more in life than many so can handle any obstacle life throws him, but it's a blessing and nice to meet and give a neighbour a hand when in need. Its peace and comforting when people look after one another.
 
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Of course it's unfair. Banning people from there own home is not a nice thing to do. If I can go there unvaccinated why is a permanent resident banned. Its there home they live there and they have family there. Not cool.

www.1news.co.nz

Ban on unvaccinated permanent NZ residents labelled ‘unfair’

Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt described the rule, which blocks unvaccinated permanent residents from coming home, as “unfair and arbitrary".
www.1news.co.nz www.1news.co.nz
 
If the government gives someone permanent residency that means they are acknowledged as someone who legally lives there and it is there place of residence and home.
 
I'm still wondering why i got woken up with an emergency reminder at 6am by the most irritating and annoying sound I have ever heard telling me I need to stay home.
 
Stay home, well I was home enjoying a peaceful sleep until I got interrupted and told to stay home, but people were trying to go home but they were banned from getting home in the name of stay home.
 
I don't know, I just thought when the government wakes me up with an emergency they need my help, not just wake me up in the early hours just to tell me to keep having a sleep to keep myself and others safe
 
A step too far with vaccination stamps. Its Western Australia so It doesn't surprise me with McStalin in charge. I will give some advice. Next time you want to speak with the indigenous community don't sound so condescending and translate english into the indigenous tounge as it's the polite and respectful way. Speaking in your english and having it translated into your english makes no logical sense. Just saying.

 
jaybo said:
And your point of this post and the following is? BTW, did you know that there has been an increase in forest fires this Spring where I live?
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There is no point. Some people were obviously bored during lockdown it's just a news article. I'm someone who thinks of others. Not sure where the homeless were suppose to go during lockdown. What did stay home mean for the homeless?, just stay in a cardboard box or small tent or in the car for weeks on end. I don't know. For some people lockdowns are ok if they have plenty to do at home a big property and plenty of money and don't have to worry about bills and for others its a struggle.

As I have always said why and my opinions especially if I don't see the logic or fairness. Like a lottery draw where citizens were denied entry into there own country because of poor management. I mean the government has the right to ask people to quarantine on arrival for public safety but not having the rooms available so having a random entry lottery is not the peoples problem when they have a fundamental right to enter.

My buddy went fishing at the dock alone and was told by someone to go home or they going to call the police. He said he's poor and just catching dinner for him and his child. And that's true because I know him. The true complainer was probably retired and had a freezer full of steak and investments he lived off. No worries.
 
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And no one got a vote on anything. I mean maybe some communities or regions might have wanted to be locked down and maybe some didn't, yet no one got a say on anything. I don't think people do get a say when they are under emergency powers that I don't see going away any time soon. I mean basically all mandates are lifted so I'm not sure how long they need to hang on to those powers for where at any time they want can just lock everyone down or make or change any rules at any time. I got a headache trying keep up with the consistent changing of rules, mask, no mask, mask, no mask, go out , stay home.
 
But some people are selfish, some people dont care, as long as they personally got nothing to complain about they don't care about others. Like when I tell someone I'm not allowed to join them and go out and have a good time and they say well that's not my problem if you want to go out just get the jab and stop complaining. And that's a truthful honest opinion, I also think many of those who were allowed out while others were banned didn't actually care and lose sleep about the safety of the unvaxinated if they were there as they could get more sick, they just don't care because they don't have anything to complain about.

I was never a fan of lockdown yet I stayed home because everyone else stayed home to protect the vulnerable and I suffered for it, and I don't think I'm above anyone else or greater so if everyone stays home i will stay home, yet suddenly the vaccinated are allowed out and the unjabbed are banned because they got more chance of getting really sick as they are not protected so suddenly that makes the unjabbed the vulnerable who must stay home why everyone else can go out and have a good time. Nice double standard reverse move.
 
Correct me if I'm wrong but right at the end did someone say after all he had been trough in that story he applied for an exemption and the health minister himself denied it and encouraged him to get his 2nd?.

 
Anyhow the past health minister who locked me down went for a mountain bike ride while everyone was forced to stay home in the name of health and safety, and drove his family to the beach while everyone else was banned in the name of health as safety.
 
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