Sure, travellers can decline to use Qantas if they don't want to produce a vaccination certificate. They could also decline to vote for the politicians who have made their lives miserable with restrictions and assaults on their liberties. But, they will do neither. They won't stop doing anything but bare shopping for food and essentials to avoid having to scan with their smart phones or write down their details on entering just about any business premises.

They will continue to allow businesses, unelected officials and politicians to treat them like Chinese. No point in worrying about a Chinese invasion. We will be our own China before much longer.

I wonder if it was a QANTAS flight that was just chartered to bring in those Chinese students to Darwin today (most likely at taxpayers' expense.)

Do I get a prize for guessing right?

Everyone knows that international students don't come here for the education.

They come here to stay by getting jobs which will lead to getting permanent residency.

I saw a news item this week where an Indian came here to do a 1 year masters in accountancy and ended up bringing in his wife and had two kids here and then brought in his mum and still hasn't completed his degree because he was - prior to losing his job during the pandemic - too busing working to support his family.

What happened to come here, do your degree, and piss off home.

We should just rename all our universities and colleges migrant centres.

Mr. Opinion,

And the Ad Man and his pathetic crew are well aware of it. It's all the Ad Man's fault; he could put a stop to it, but he is actually facilitating it.

ttbn,

Remember when Tony Abbott brokered the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement when he was PM and justified it by telling all of us it was good for Australia.

How about we get him to come back and eat his words.

He would probably get around it by saying that he is a lawyer and everybody knows that lawyers are supposed to lie.

This post is meant to be about vaccine and being denied travel on Qantas airlines!

Some have taken the position, those in same sex relationships shouldn't be denied wedding cakes from a baker - but I'm sure they'd gladly allow Qantas to deny others the right to a flight.

What if a family member was dying interstate?

Where does one draw the line? Should business have the free choice to cut off whoever they want?