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Plus I read, perhaps mistakenly, that she was putting forward the view that the pandemic hurts The poorest most, which it undoubtedly does, but you can’t claim solidarity with poor and then escape to the Caribbean. |
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Do we have a new rule where if you have the view the pandemic hurts the poorest most you can't go on holiday? |
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It’s the perception that matters. Anyway, it’s a small thing that I really couldn’t be arsed getting into debate about it. |
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I wonder if Julia will be as vocal when the Champions League has football teams flying all round Europe next month.
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Are they using places that would be made available to Australians stuck overseas? Otherwise the point is moot. The reality is all countries are making some exceptions which JHB doesn't acknowledge in her tweets. Footballers here is a perfect comparison to make. The Australian Open will be played making millions in revenue from sponsors, television companies and will have fans in attendance. Just as the Premiership and Champions League have resumed as a cash cow with exceptional treatment for footballers Australia have created an exception to facilitate tennis. I think we all know JHB's game here which is to criticise a lockdown success story - Australia. |
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Whatever the rights or wrongs of the 2 tournaments, there are differences.
The Tennis involves lots of individuals coming from all around the world for a two week event. The Football mainly involves 2 teams who are meant to be already taking appropriate measures, for something lasting a few hours. |
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I'm not saying we shouldn't play football or other elite sport if it's possible to do so safely - I'm just pointing out that JHB can't really point to Australia being a bad example when we opened travel corridors for "high value business travellers" among other things. |
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