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United States (where there are 2M+ active cases of COVID) issues travel warning for New Zealand due to '23 active cases'
- Thread starter .Detective.
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To be fair, the department of state travel warnings aren't for Americans departing from America necessarily. They are warnings for Americans anywhere that want to travel anywhere. You'll also see things like don't enter x country over y land border and shit like that. It's to keep Americans safe abroad in general.
What is there to be fair about? NZ hasn't had any instance of Coronavirus in the general population for 100 days now. What else do Americans need to be kept safe from and warned about when traveling in NZ? Our lack of using high fructose corn syrup in everything? Our socialised health care? Liberal democracy with proportional representation?
Keep that shit away from us (not that it matters much because you can't really travel here). Already getting anxiety from "precautions for second wave" we're having.
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it's a warning... the fair part is that the department of state website issues these all the time for all kinds of reasons. It's just putting out facts so that Americans abroad are aware.
The point is it is a warning which isn't actually based in reality. There is no community transmission of COVID19 in NZ, at all, and hasn't been for 100 days. The average American is more at risk of of catching Coronavirus visiting their local grocery store than they would be traveling to NZ.
the average american doesn't travel to new Zealand. The even less average American considers international travel during a pandemic. But if there is an american somewhere that is considering for some reason trying to get into New Zealand now, it's important for them to know the facts. Americans can't get into the place I live now, but there is still a warning for dengue fever. The average american probably has a better chance catching dengue fever traveling to Florida (I'd guess they have it there maybe?) but doesn't mean they shouldn't still put the warning for other places to? It's just a fucking footnote on a website, it's not something to get offended by. I thought kiwis were chill.
Ive met one American in my life, and that was more than 20 years ago.
The facts are the US government is warning Americans erroneously. But I guess the US government misleading their citizens is kind of par for the course currently.
Probably 99 percent (stat from my ass) of the warnings On the dept of state site are warnings that you could ignore. It's just shit to be potentially aware of, not stuff to spend any more than 2 seconds thinking about.
"Real" american bilionaire choosed to stay there during the pandemic and that's probably pissed Trump. Nothing else to read here.
Joke aside, we are at a point it's totally believable.
Joke aside, we are at a point it's totally believable.
I wish he would die. No one deserves to die from Covid more than he does.
