Most states of Australia don’t publish the vaccination status of covid victims except one, New South Wales. So in this video, I’ve collated one month of data from 2nd December 2021 to the 2nd January 2022 including vaccination status. The Tyranny of Opinion: Conformity and the Future by Russell Blackford ▶ https://ebay.us/e4x110 You can find all this data on the NSW Health website in their media releases section (https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/news/Pages/default.aspx). It’s kind of tucked away. You have to click on the particular day’s COVID-19 statistics to get that day’s information. If for example, you want to check last week’s statistics, you have to click on 2021 on the side menu. Let’s do that. Scroll down until we find the COVID data for 31st of December 2021 and click on that. You’ll have to scroll down until you find the word “sadly”. They always introduce the details of the victims by using the word “sadly”. “Sadly, NSW Health is today reporting the deaths of six people. A woman in her 80s from western Sydney died at Nepean Hospital. She was a resident of Fitzgerald Aged Care in Windsor, where she acquired her infection. She had received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. A man in his 70s. He was not vaccinated. A man in his 70s. He had received two doses. A woman in her 60s. She had received one dose. A man in his 90s. He had received two doses. A man in his 70s. He had received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine. NSW Health expresses its sincere condolences to their loved ones” So what I did, I went through 30 days of data and collated all the information. Here’s what I found. Between 2nd December 2021 and 2nd January 2022, 41 people died. 21 were men, 20 were women. 1 person was in their 40s, 1 was in their 50s, 5 in their 60s, 11 people in their 70s, 14 people in their 80s, and 9 people were in their 90s. When it comes to vaccination status, 3 people had 3 doses, 24 people had 2 doses, 2 people had 1 dose, and 12 people were unvaccinated. In terms of percentages, 29.3% of people who died of COVID were unvaccinated, while 70.7% had at least one dose of vaccine. It should be noted that according to NSW Health, 95% of people aged 16 and over have received at lease one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. I’m not here to comment on the figures. I’m just here to report them, something that media and government officials don’t seem to want to do. See, it wasn’t that hard, was it? I’m just a guy sitting behind a crappy laptop, and I was able to do it. Why can’t the state governments of Australia do it? It’s not because they can’t, it’s because they don’t want to. And for me, that’s a reason to distrust them. #CovidDataNSW #VaccinationStatus #NSWHealth ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVVVmQJ0w3s

In August 2023, the Western Australian Government ditched sweeping new Aboriginal cultural heritage laws after just 39 days in operation following widespread community backlash. I’m glad they’re gone. However, in the small town of Toodyay in the Wheatbelt region, prominent local real estate agent Tony Maddox was charged for building a bridge over a brook, a somewhat evil bridge as it turns out, under the unamended Aboriginal Heritage Act of 1972. Can you guess why he got charged? This is an article from the ABC at the time: “Toodyay real estate agent Tony Maddox pleads not guilty to Aboriginal Heritage Act breach”. In it they state: “The prosecution claimed the works, which included the removal of a large amount of silt from the Boyagerring Brook running through his property, disrupted the Waugul — a rainbow serpent central to Noongar mythology. The prosecution’s statement of facts states that any alteration to the Waugul’s home could scare it from the water, causing it to dry up and causing harm to the surrounding environment and people.” Statements of fact can now include information on mythology? I think rationally, mythology should stay the hell away from anything considered factual. This wouldn’t be so absurd except that Mr Maddox is facing up to nine months in jail, and a fine of up to $20,000. According to Mr Maddox, the creek crossing is the only point of entry to his property, with the work carried out to prevent erosion caused by recent heavy rain and flooding. He said he had discussed the concrete bridge with local Aboriginal elders, and they had made no complaints. But now his life is in turmoil and he’s facing imprisonment over what? A mythological rainbow serpent? Is this just not insane? Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for freedom of religion, but when that freedom impinges on somebody else’s literal freedom, that’s where I draw the line. This is not sensible. This is ridiculous, and I don’t care who I offend. If this guy goes to jail over this, that’s the end of Australia in my opinion. In a television interview on Sky News, Mr Maddox said: “I literally haven’t worked all year, I’ve been fighting this for a year. This just destroys your heart. Destroys your head, destroys your soul. It’s knocked the hell out of me as a human being. And what is the outcome? The outcome is going to be an awful lot of money piling up. For what? Even if I am found guilty, there is nothing in the Act that tells them they have the power to ask me to remove the crossing. I don’t understand the heavy-handedness of the Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage. Why wouldn’t they instead just say, ‘You've broken our Act, we’re aware you didn’t know anything about it, let’s educate you and tell you about it’. I’ve had more education from our local elders than I have from the department.” Mr Maddox is set to face a two-day trial in Perth starting next week, February 22. He has been running his real estate business for the last 33 years and could lose his real estate licence if he is convicted. All over what? A rainbow snake who is offended by a bridge? This is bordering on the absurd and will result in destroying Australia if this goes on much longer. The Indigenous Voice to Parliament already put a huge rift between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, and now, if a real estate agent goes to jail because he offended a mythological snake, our country is done. MUSIC Allégro by Emmit Fenn ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urcLacm5QA4

You know the old saying, “Life flashes before your eyes just before you die”. I think there’s a little bit of truth in that, because once the true reality of the countdown, the true reality of the black train, the true reality of death… Once it really comes, then all of your prior issues, and pettiness, and resentments, and fears and anxieties, they all are revealed as mostly, mostly, a pointless waste of time. Live like you’re dying. Because you are. From the day that you are born, you are dying, and that’s the only reason why you are born. Do you love this gift of life? I do. ~Stefan Molyneux This video was adapted from a presentation delivered by Stefan Molyneux on Odysee. Check out all the great stuff Stefan is doing over on his Odysee channel: https://odysee.com/@freedomain:b Buy goods from the US with https://www.bigapplebuddy.com – For $10 off your first order, use checkout/promo code: DAILYRANT (I get paid a small commission) SOCIAL MEDIA https://www.facebook.com/DailyRantAustralia/ https://odysee.com/$/invite/@DailyRantAustralia:d https://twitter.com/RantAustralia ADDITIONAL IMAGES https://pixabay.com OUTRO MUSIC Fortress Europe by Dan Bodan (https://www.youtube.com/user/danbodan) #stefanmolyneux #liveyourbestlife #livelife ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3-t8NBlzAs

Good afternoon. My name is Damian, and today I will be discussing the history of toilet paper and its alternatives. As with most things, paper was invented by the Chinese back in the 1st or 2nd century using fibres from the bark of mulberry trees. It’s only natural then, that the Chinese also invented toilet paper. In the 6th century, the first mention of paper being used for toilet purposes was made by a Chinese court official who wrote, “Paper on which there are quotations or commentaries from the Five Classics… I dare not use for toilet purposes.” Of course, he wrote this in Chinese, not English, so there’s probably been a lot of room for errors to accumulate during translation, much like the game Chinese whispers. As an example, if I translate this quote back into Chinese, then into Russian, and then back into Chinese, and then finally into English, the following quote is produced, “Pages that contain passages or criticisms from the Five Prototypes… I do not gamble their use for potty missions, purple monkey, dishwasher.” TOILET PAPER BLISS Dude Wipes Flushable Wet Wipes (48 Count Dispenser and 30 Single Wipes) Individually Wrapped & Dispenser Natural Unscented with Vitamin-E & Aloe ▶ https://amzn.to/3dJKYcR Rokment White Toilet Paper Toilet Roll Tissue Roll Pack Of 10 3Ply Paper Towels Tissue Absorbent Hand Towels ▶ https://amzn.to/3ay6DCX Bamboo wood pulp 4 layers hotel toilet paper roll paper, tissue paper, hollow roll paper, core roll paper towel (32 rolls) ▶ https://amzn.to/2QYNd20 YOUTUBE CHANNEL https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf_mriVzQ-Dbex-gGxDA58g IMAGE RIGHTS Replica Xylospongium (sponge on a stick) by D. Herdemerten ( Hannibal21 ) / CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0) The Hole in the Farmers’ Almanac by https://www.farmersalmanac.com/the-hole Modern Toilet Paper, https://www.woolworths.com.au OUTRO MUSIC Baroque Coffee House (Sting) by Doug Maxwell/Media Right Productions