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1 posted on 05/15/2022 7:59:49 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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Here is the bottom line according to this article:

Dozens of interviews, along with survey data and scientific studies from around the world, point to a lifesaving trait that Australians displayed from the top of government to the hospital floor and that Americans have shown they lack: trust, in science and institutions, but especially in one another.

When the pandemic began, 76% of Australians said they trusted the health care system (compared with around 34% of Americans), and 93% of Australians reported being able to get support in times of crisis from people living outside their household.

In global surveys, Australians were more likely than Americans to agree that “most people can be trusted” — a major factor, researchers found, in getting people to change their behavior for the common good to combat COVID, by reducing their movements, wearing masks and getting vaccinated. Partly because of that compliance, which kept the virus more in check, Australia’s economy has grown faster than America’s through the pandemic.

But of greater import, interpersonal trust — a belief that others would do what was right not just for the individual but for the community — saved lives. Trust mattered more than smoking prevalence, health spending or form of government, a study of 177 countries in The Lancet recently found. And in Australia, the process of turning trust into action began early.


2 posted on 05/15/2022 8:00:47 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
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Bullfauci.


6 posted on 05/15/2022 8:05:18 PM PDT by Allegra
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It would be because in the US they counted a WuFlu death differently then they did in Australia.

When you are counting different things, numbers are meaningless.

7 posted on 05/15/2022 8:05:33 PM PDT by Harmless Teddy Bear (It is better to light a single flame thrower then curse the darkness. A bunch of them is better yet)
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What is the morbid obesity rate in Australia?


10 posted on 05/15/2022 8:08:03 PM PDT by crusty old prospector
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That’s an olympic size steaming plant load


12 posted on 05/15/2022 8:10:19 PM PDT by ChildOfThe60s ( If you can remember the 60s.....you weren't really there..)
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The phrase “I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery” comes to mind. They basically turned into a prison colony again for two years.

The success was FL, make sure to keep the most vulnerable safe, such as those in nursing homes and let the Coof spread among the healthier population to get immunity. The economy remains healthy and people are free and happy.


14 posted on 05/15/2022 8:12:33 PM PDT by matt04 ( )
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The Covid Lockdowns Had ‘Little to No Public Health Effect,’ Analysis of 24 Studies Concludes
15 posted on 05/15/2022 8:13:56 PM PDT by TigersEye (I await the return of The Great MAGA King)
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One suspect that the definition of attributable death as well as reporting criteria might be sufficiently different to account for much of the difference.

And, did Australia send infected individuals into nursing homes?

17 posted on 05/15/2022 8:15:20 PM PDT by Seaplaner (Never give in. Never give in. Never, never, never...in nothing, great or small...Winston Churchill)
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Maybe we should send them Cuomo.


18 posted on 05/15/2022 8:15:42 PM PDT by Empire_of_Liberty
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The week in whoppers: NY Times’ Master of Misinformation

Lies of the NY Times

Behind The Curtain: How The New York Times Manufactures Lies For Democrats To Attack Their Opponents

19 posted on 05/15/2022 8:15:49 PM PDT by T Ruth (Mohammedanism shall be destroyed.)
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What a crock of ####. The leftists in the MSM want to glorify Autralian covid concentration camps because that’s what they want for Trump supporters.


21 posted on 05/15/2022 8:17:52 PM PDT by imabadboy99
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And if My aunt had balls she’d be my uncle.

CC


25 posted on 05/15/2022 8:22:21 PM PDT by Celtic Conservative (My cats are more amusing than 200 channels worth of TV.)
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Imagine actually believing 1 million people died from Covid. And yet people I once respected believe it, hook line and sinker. This nation is completely lost.


26 posted on 05/15/2022 8:22:23 PM PDT by montag813
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So what went right in Australia and wrong in the United States?

I'm sure that the Aussies didn't stick COVID patients in nursing hoes where the most vulnerable live. they probably didn't count suicides and deaths from automotive accidents as COVID related, either. I'm sure that skewed their numbers down, as well.

28 posted on 05/15/2022 8:25:11 PM PDT by Turbo Pig ('To close with and destroy the enemy")
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Both of those are commi newspapers. Let’s celebrate China and Austrlia that had authoritarian lockdowns.

How about the 30 other countries that did better than Australia and didn’t throw their citizens into camps.


Chad 11
South Sudan 12
Niger 12 3
Tajikistan 12
Benin 13 1
Tanzania 13
Democratic Republic of the Congo 14
Nigeria 14
Sierra Leone 15
Burkina Faso 17 3
Central African Republic 22
Bhutan 26
Eritrea 28
Ivory Coast 29 7
Togo 32
Guinea 32
Mali 35
Nicaragua 35
Taiwan 43
Vanuatu 44 1
Ghana 45
Uzbekistan 48
Madagascar 49
Angola 55
Liberia 56
Cook Islands 56
Ethiopia 63
Republic of the Congo
Mozambique 68
Yemen 70 2
Cameroon 70
Papua New Guinea 71
Haiti 72
Uganda 76
Somalia 83
Guinea-Bissau 84
Timor-Leste 97
Laos 102
Kenya 102
Tonga 103
Kiribati 107
Rwanda 109
Sudan 109
Senegal 114 1
Samoa 119
Equatorial Guinea 126
Gabon 133
Malawi 134
Pakistan 134
Gambia 146
Algeria 154
Syria 172
Saint Pierre and Miquelon 173
Bangladesh 175
New Zealand 180
Comoros 180 160
Cambodia 180
Djibouti 188
Afghanistan 192
Venezuela 198
Mauritania 205
Solomon Islands 207
Zambia 210
United Arab Emirates 230
Qatar 231
Egypt 236
Japan 238
Singapore 249
Saudi Arabia 257
Australia 302
Iceland 325
India 376

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_death_rates_by_country


29 posted on 05/15/2022 8:26:09 PM PDT by consult
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Maybe Australia didn’t count non covid deaths as covid cases like we did. No mention of Sweden? Last I heard they didn’t have any more deaths than countries that lockdown, of course that doesn’t fit their narrative, so let’s not mention it.


30 posted on 05/15/2022 8:26:18 PM PDT by jimwatx
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Odds are that the Australian health system kept more honest numbers, while the US federal government was paying out hospitals who would write off people with broken legs as covid patients.


32 posted on 05/15/2022 8:27:34 PM PDT by Jonty30 (I did not shoot the burglar. I pointed a laser dot on his head and let the cats do the rest. )
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B.S.


33 posted on 05/15/2022 8:27:48 PM PDT by EastTexasTraveler
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The Centers for Disease Coercion (CDC) still hasn't explained the miracle of COVID-1984 and how it eliminated all flu deaths for two years.
35 posted on 05/15/2022 8:28:39 PM PDT by T.B. Yoits
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Author didn’t mention population density at all, and that sure seems relevant. 3 people per square kilometer in Australia, 36 per sq km in the U.S.


36 posted on 05/15/2022 8:28:43 PM PDT by FoxInSocks ("Hope is not a course of action." — M. O'Neal, USMC)
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