Redicilous... 3 milion kids dies from gunger a year, and 5 milion old people died in 2 years of COVID and some gouverment gives itself right to stop people from moving withouth getting something which does not even work for spreading... 200k infected a day in country with 93% vaccinated... It is not about Djokovic, it is about crazy world!
Which country would that be? If you're referring to Australia, the figure is a tiny bit lower than 200K daily new cases at the moment.Ronaldo7 said:
Australia is now living with Covid19, while all effort is still being made to stop the spread, a rise in daily new Covid19 cases was expected, the highest it ever got to was on one day, January 13th 2022 when it got to 153K.
Novax is the first player to be knocked out of a Grand Slam tournament after missing only 2 shots.
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It has nothing to do with a tennis player, and a hell of a lot to do with a selfish moron who thinks he is better than others.
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It has nothing to do with a tennis player, and a hell of a lot to do with a selfish moron who thinks he is better than others.GalimullinI said:
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So there is a conspiracy at hand, good to know.No1eJoker said:
It has nothing to do with a tennis player, and a hell of a lot to do with a selfish moron who thinks he is better than others.
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Nah, just like a fart, it's quickly forgotten about in a minute.Bambini7777 said:
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You have to respect the player's decision and also respect the laws of each country and how they deal with health care in these times of pandemic, everyone has the right to live their life as they want, even if it bothers others, free will is He calls and if he doesn't want to get vaccinated, that's fine, he is a person with obligations and rights, he knows what he is facing and will face the conclusions of his decisions.
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Exercising free will is fine until you decide that your free will takes precedent over others
That's where Djokovic's juvenile attitude to vaccination was his undoing. Have at your free will in your backyard (where if we are talking Serbia he has obviously endangered others) but don't expect others to welcome you with open arms.
As has been noted a thousand times...if Djokovic was making a 'principled' stand, he could have stayed home in Serbia. He wanted to have his cake and eat it.
Well, he got the official medical exemption from the Aussie Tennis Association, so he could definitely have played if he had been allowed to stay in the country.Poker_Mike said:
Getting through the border was his biggest obstacle. In that, he failed rather spectacularly.
I'm sure they tried really hard, but his "team" did a miserable job. Incorrectly filled in forms and statements that can be construed as prescient lies (probably not a legal term) will doom most Government applications if anyone is paying attention. And boy were people paying attention.
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Apart from mtl mile end's post above re the policing of the border, by the time the case was reviewed by the three judges (to see whether Djokovic had a legal leg to stand on) everyone, including the judges was well aware that Djokovic had openly disregarded Covid protocols whilst infected in Serbia in the period directly before flying to Australia.
As the Immigration Minister stated, he was not going to be allowed to be the poster boy for the anti-vaccination contingent on Australian soil.
If you couldn’t get covid from taking the vaccine, then it would be a different story. But it’s not the case. It’s unfortunate governments are creating these rules and forcing people to get vaccinated. Everyone is in a different boat in terms of risk.