“It is too big a risk for our health to open the borders.”
“But to be honest they are not really closed now are they?” said another. “Too many people arriving for no real urgent reason and for those who do have a reason, they are finding it hard to return.”
Only 14 percent (54) of voters said no and that was reflected in the small number of comments, which included what has become, during the new normal, the obligatory conspiracy theory.
Doesn't the Government realise our tourism industry is on its knees? asked one person in the “no” camp.
“I thought the Government was pretty happy with its control at the borders. So why are we still too frightened to travel between countries?”
The “scamdemic”, with all its death tallies, is a joke, said another.
“Strange how there's no figures come out for flu deaths last year . . . If one dies, it's most likely to be recorded as a virus death, worldwide. What ‘perfect control' from the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) and the Democrats.”