President Joe Biden

[Mr Kobayashi]

Yes Bigga. Isn't the Afghan blowback on Biden's presidency just wonderful? With any luck, your favorite red-headed fascist will be our next President.

With his name change Ye might have a better shot in 24.

 

[Bigga]

Yes Bigga. Isn't the Afghan blowback on Biden's presidency just wonderful? With any luck, your favorite red-headed fascist will be our next President.

Haha!

Look at you twisting yourself into your favourite pretzel! Which flavour is it? Bitter lemon?

At the end of the day, Biden did nothing 'presidential' about Afghanistan. He was the new president and old ones get overruled. He wasn't 'bound' by Trump's deal or he wouldn't have been able to extend the deadline. You refuse to see that obvious flaw in his 'defence'!

He and the Dems fucked up and that's that. They will really need a miracle to win at the midterms and we'll see what they pull out of their collective arses for that!

I'm not relitigating my view on Trump, so you can believe what you want and stop spitting your dummy out.

You WMLs fuck shit up ALL the time!

 

[BlueHammer85]

Haha!

Look at you twisting yourself into your favourite pretzel! Which flavour is it? Bitter lemon?

At the end of the day, Biden did nothing 'presidential' about Afghanistan. He was the new president and old ones get overruled. He wasn't 'bound' by Trump's deal or he wouldn't have been able to extend the deadline. You refuse to see that obvious flaw in his 'defence'!

He and the Dems fucked up and that's that. They will really need a miracle to win at the midterms and we'll see what they pull out of their collective arses for that!

I'm not relitigating my view on Trump, so you can believe what you want and stop spitting your dummy out.

You WMLs fuck shit up ALL the time!

Out of interest … why did you constantly refer to Trump as #45

but Biden as Biden ?

 

[Bigga]

Out of interest … why did you constantly refer to Trump as #45

but Biden as Biden ?

I've said before when questioned that I disliked Trump, so he never got recognised by name as a president, but a number. He gets a name now, cos he ain't an acting president.

I recognise Biden, yet the cabal clowns on here think what I did was 'terms of affection'.

Fuck those idiots for assuming.

 

[BlueHammer85]

I've said before when questioned that I disliked Trump, so he never got recognised by name as a president, but a number. He gets a name now, cos he ain't an acting president.

I recognise Biden, yet the cabal clowns on here think what I did was 'terms of affection'.

Fuck those idiots for assuming.

Fair enough.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

This is a rather bold move.

 

[mancity1]

This is a rather bold move.

This is also the way we are heading in Australia with the end goal a vaccine passport to enter eateries , venues and even outdoor concerts and retail and the list goes on.

Already large firms in Australia like Telstra , Qantas and BHP have said their staff must be vaccinated to continue security of tenure and follows on from compulsory vaccination for frontline health care workers and customer interfacing jobs.

Even hotels and pubs and clubs will likely notwithstanding medical exemption require their staff and customers to be vaccinated and so it goes.

this applies to all employers irrespective of the size of their workforce with the vast majority employing well under 50 employees.

In general we have been more compliant to health orders and government movement than the US with Melbourne now in hard lockdown more than any other City in the world with a population touching 6 million now and still to be in hard lockdown until at least 70 per cent fully vaccinated.

their will be legal fallout and issues around compliance and enforcement and resistance and a time limit placed on its enforcement before its no longer a mandatory requirement but its the way some countries are heading.

I prefer the model in Denmark a gradual reduction in restrictions including no mandatory mask wearing living with minimal restrictions on freedom and movement unlike in Australia where in November and for months beyond you might be able to fly to the UK if fully vaccinated but not be able to cross from Victoria to SA or NSW to QLD for example as absurd as that is.

 

[mancity1]

This is a rather bold move.

Personally I think its a good move or at least a step in the right direction but the compliance where technology is insufficient and depending on future variants it can be removed in an appropriate timeline.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

This is a rather bold move.

Refreshing to have an adult in charge again.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

This is also the way we are heading in Australia with the end goal a vaccine passport to enter eateries , venues and even outdoor concerts and retail and the list goes on.

Already large firms in Australia like Telstra , Qantas and BHP have said their staff must be vaccinated to continue security of tenure and follows on from compulsory vaccination for frontline health care workers and customer interfacing jobs.

Even hotels and pubs and clubs will likely notwithstanding medical exemption require their staff and customers to be vaccinated and so it goes.

this applies to all employers irrespective of the size of their workforce with the vast majority employing well under 50 employees.

In general we have been more compliant to health orders and government movement than the US with Melbourne now in hard lockdown more than any other City in the world with a population touching 6 million now and still to be in hard lockdown until at least 70 per cent fully vaccinated.

their will be legal fallout and issues around compliance and enforcement and resistance and a time limit placed on its enforcement before its no longer a mandatory requirement but its the way some countries are heading.

I prefer the model in Denmark a gradual reduction in restrictions including no mandatory mask wearing living with minimal restrictions on freedom and movement unlike in Australia where in November and for months beyond you might be able to fly to the UK if fully vaccinated but not be able to cross from Victoria to SA or NSW to QLD for example as absurd as that is.

I think the question is, should you have to be vaccinated. I think that everybody should, it has proved to work, but would like to understand those that think different.

My daughter is and she does it to look after the people she cares for. My youngest son did it because he thought it was right although, for maybe the wrong reasons as he wanted to protect his Nan. My other son can’t be arsed with it, no political or personal issue, just doesn’t think it involves him as he is a young lad.

What are your thoughts?