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Posted in: Olympics now ended, Suga pinning his hopes on vaccinations See in context

So, he ignored the rapidly increasing cases of Covid while the olympics were on. Now that they are over he is going to turn his attention towards Covid. One thing at a time. Multitasking is not a thing in Japan.

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Posted in: Man arrested for killing 82-year-old mother after laundry argument See in context

Kentarogaijin - The problem is the education and the hearts of a few lunatics who harm the weakest, as it happens everywhere

Yes, that’s right! It does happen everywhere (in Japan).

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Posted in: Nagoya mayor apologizes for biting athlete's gold medal See in context

What an idiot!

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Posted in: Man arrested for killing 82-year-old mother after laundry argument See in context

Another full time dementia carer flips out and kills their ailing parent. Same scenario just different names and places. All Japanese people pay a small fortune in health insurance and pension, but get no support later in life. These kinds of events are common and will continue to happen under the Japanese health benefits and pension system.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 5,773 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 20,293 See in context

The new cases are growing by a thousand a day. What’s the Tokyo government doing about it? Nothing, of course. Lockdown Tokyo!

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Posted in: Toddler fatally shoots woman during work video call in Florida See in context

A loaded gun without the safety on left where a toddler could access it. Perhaps America should update their gun ownership laws to include an intelligence test.

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Posted in: Australia's capital Canberra enters 7-day lockdown See in context

Yukijin - Australia has a huge advantage in that public transport is almost non existent

Thats an uninformed load of rot!

This article needs to be updated. There are four confirmed cases in Canberra.

I can’t believe some of the garbage in many of these posts. These lockdowns are not as bad as the drama queens and internet warriors attempt to make out with their fictional opinions. The lockdowns are effective in controlling the virus if whole population abides by the restrictions. It’s only the selfish acts of a few who are spreading the virus. This persistence will stop the virus in the next few weeks (as it has before) and life will be back to normal.

How many cases in Tokyo today? 5,000? Ha! Ha!

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Posted in: Experts warn Japan's coronavirus fight in critical phase See in context

It’s a fight they are losing badly.

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Posted in: Melbourne extends lockdown as Sydney considers easing restrictions for vaccinated residents See in context

Simian Lane - The Australian authorities make me want to vomit

I'm quite sure that if you were to catch Covid you would be doing a lot more than vomiting.

It’s the many selfish people with naive ideals that are keeping this virus alive within communities. Nearly 5,000 new cases in Tokyo today?

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Posted in: Melbourne extends lockdown as Sydney considers easing restrictions for vaccinated residents See in context

350 new cases and the state goes into lockdown. Tokyo has around 3,000 new cases every day and people go to karaoke parties in large groups. Contrasts!

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Posted in: Melbourne extends lockdown as Sydney considers easing restrictions for vaccinated residents See in context

joffy - It would be so confusing to live there.

Not really. All the information is easily accessible and clearly noted in many languages on websites or apps. Every shop and business has a QR code and you just check in and out with your visit. The rules are very simple. Only leave home if you have to. No unnecessary travel. No group gatherings. Only one person from each household is permitted into shops and supermarkets. Masks must be worn at shops. It’s just that too many stupid people think it is a breech of their human rights and disregard the restrictions. That is how the virus spread all over New South Wales.

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Posted in: Immigration agency admits to mistreatment of Sri Lankan before her death See in context

Japan is quite famous for its mistreatment of inmates in immigration detention centers. Sadly, I doubt if this death is going to change anything. As stated above, those responsible should be facing man slaughter charges or at least charges of criminal negligence resulting in death.

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Posted in: Sydney hits new COVID case record as outbreak spreads See in context

Lockdowns do work! It’s the idiots who disregard them that are to blame for the spread of the virus. There is a $1,000 fine in place for those break the restrictions but it doesn’t seem to be enough to make these idiots stay home.

The restrictions are, no unnecessary travel, masks must be worn at any shop and at work, every shop and workplace has a QR code and one must scan in and out, one person per household is allowed one visit to the supermarket per day and, of course, These restrictions are not so unreasonable. Anyone who has a casual contact must get tested and isolate for two. There is a major push by the government for everyone to get vaccinated. I’ve had both my shots.

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Posted in: Do you think employers should have the right to require workers returning to their offices to be vaccinated against the coronavirus? See in context

It makes perfect sense to do so. There is a new slogan here in Australia. “No jab! No job!”

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Posted in: Man arrested in train stabbings says he suffered rejection in relationships See in context

Is there any wonder he suffered rejection in relationships? He’s a raving loon!

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Posted in: Apple to scan U.S. iPhones for images of child sexual abuse See in context

The only people who would object to this are those who have something to hide.

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Posted in: Number of Games-related COVID infections rises to 387 See in context

Are they tracing these infections and isolating contacts? Has Mr. Suga considered these missing steps are the reason community infections are running wild?

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Posted in: I want the government to seriously consider legal measures, including lockdown-like restrictions on movements. See in context

So, for the last 18 months they’ve been relying on washing their hands boasting how the non-contact Japanese culture will save them. Now, they are caught in a runaway pandemic that is only going to continue to get worse without drastic measures. The constitution is left to interpretation and the government can include more strict measures into the state of emergency without changing the constitution.

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Posted in: Tokyo reports 3,709 coronavirus cases; nationwide tally 12,014 See in context

The daily cases are higher than they were a year ago when the games were postponed.

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Posted in: Man arrested for attempted murder after running over moped rider See in context

Sounds like there’s a bit of road rage behind this.

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Posted in: Japan's ruling party policy chief seeks Diet debate on virus lockdown See in context

“Restrictions on individual rights must be kept to a minimum.”

What about the rights of the rest of the population who should be protected from this virus?

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Posted in: Troops to enforce Sydney lockdown as Brisbane extends virus curbs See in context

Hiroshi13 - If only there were a tool or implement the people of Australia could use as insurance against a tyrannical government attempting to lord over them.

A tyrannical government? Lord over them? That’s hilarious! Do you write melodramas professionally? The military has been brought in because there are so many idiots ignoring the restrictions and continuing to spread the virus if these fools had done what they were told and followed the directives from the onset of this outbreak it would already be under control these idiots are their own worst enemy and are making it even harder for the majority who follow the guidelines

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Posted in: 4-year-old boy dies after being hit by truck outside supermarket See in context

They should arrest the mother for letting her four year old run through a supermarket car park.

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Posted in: Suga says adequate measures in place to prevent virus cases spreading from Olympic athletes See in context

And, what measures are in place to prevent the virus spreading to the athletes?

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Posted in: Suga says no link between Olympics and virus surge See in context

Considering there are no spectators and all the athletes and staff are kept isolated it’s a pretty easy conclusion. However, as predicted, the athletes and staff are contracting the virus from the Japanese.

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Posted in: Sydney police call for military to enforce lockdown See in context

If these stupid people would just stay home and follow the guidelines this outbreak would be over by now. Instead, these objectors are only extending the lockdown by spreading the virus. Don’t call it a totalitarian government. Call it a small percentage of stupid people stuffing it up for the rest.

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Posted in: Forget kaiten-zushi, how about conveyor belt yakiniku instead? See in context

I’m not a big fan of this style of restaurant. The food can keep going around and around for hours if it’s not busy.

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Posted in: Man arrested for sexually assaulting woman as she slept in her apartment See in context

Two counts of unlawful entry and a sexual assault. This creep should be facing at least a decade behind bars.

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Posted in: Sydney lockdown extended by 4 weeks as virus outbreak grows See in context

Blacklabel - what was that saying? 14 days to flatten the curve?

Yes, that’s right! Until you have thousands of idiots disregarding the restrictions and spreading the virus. The 5,000 idiots protesting the lockdowns on the weekend not wearing masks or distancing are part of the reason. If people would follow the guidelines by staying home, wearing masks and social distancing the virus would be under control by now (again). Don’t blame the government for people’s refusal to comply with the restrictions. Don’t blame the government for extending the lockdown. Blame the small percentage of idiots who are disregarding the restrictions and spreading the virus.

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