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Australian Gov Vaccine Injury Compensation Scheme · The Slippery Slope

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  By the benefits far outweigh the risks, but as the vaccine roll
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  out, now, ramps up through the booster phase, there are rare
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  few who suffer serious side effects.
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  Now, the federal government is offering compensation for anyone
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  who become seriously ill after having their covid shot.
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  It's been a long road to recovery for Maddie John, it's a
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  really uncomfortable and quite a frightening experience.
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  He felt like he was having a heart attack, two days after
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  getting the Pfizer vaccine, I just got this.
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  A sharp pain that I've never experienced before in the center
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  of my chest diagnosed with severe pericarditis.
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  He was off work for 10 weeks. You constantly worrying.
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  I suppose that anxiety around I suppose you were talking about
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  your heart, Maddie's not alone, it's estimated 79,000.
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  People have suffered adverse reactions to vaccines.
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  Now, the government's offering compensation claims under 20,000
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  dollars will need evidence from your doctor click Games over
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  20,000 dollars, assessed by a team of legal experts.
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  The highest figure reserved for only the most serious of cases.
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  I think it could cost the government a lot of money.
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  Daniel Au, Pare works, it Shine lawyers, he's looked closely at
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  the government's scheme. If you do suffer pericarditis,
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  it can result in you being out of pocket.
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  You know, you might have to see a cardiologist, you might need
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  procedures so it is definitely appropriate that there is a
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  vaccination scheme. They're to compensate those
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  people, but like all those schemes there are limitations to
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  make a claim. You must spend at least one
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  night in hospital. And that's a clause that makes
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  Maddie John. Ineligible he was admitted to
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  hospital twice but never stayed the night.
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  That is a little bit frustrating and out-of-pocket Affair bit,
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  but in saying that to it is what it is.
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  And that's life. The scheme is now open Nick hose
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  7 News. Hi, I'm Jay felon and you are
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  listening to the slippery slope. So what you just heard was a
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  news report in the Australian news, obviously regarding
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  compensation the compensation scheme offered by the Australian
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  government. It's to me, this is just
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  outrageous, Australian politicians in all of our states
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  and territories made unanimous decisions.
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  That they would force they would bring me and dates.
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  These covid-19 mandates upon the Australian public regardless of
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  whether you wanted it or not. They would hold a big stick over
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  your head saying, hey, if you did not do this, well then you
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  would lose your job. Your financial security would be
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  put in Jeopardy because we have decided that we will set the
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  rules for your body's Health. We will decide what is best for
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  your body and that's all there is to it.
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  Now now the reporting possibly 79,000.
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  People could be claiming compensation because of vaccine
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  injuries. It should not be the Australian
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  public. The Australian taxpayer that
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  have to fund this. It should be the politicians
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  that made these decisions. If these politicians made the
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  decision for a part of making the decision to bring in
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  mandates that force people to get a vaccine that you did not
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  want and then you were. And then you suffered an injury
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  because Because of it, it should be the politicians themselves.
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  They should not be immune. We need to continue to hold our
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  politicians accountable for the decisions that they make, not
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  allow them to use taxpayer money.
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  They are literally paying you, your own money back again.
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  For injuries that you have suffered.
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  Absolutely outrageous, and ridiculous and they should not
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  be allowed. Get away with this.
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  We need to hold them accountable for the decisions that they
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  make. When they decide that they know
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  what's best for our health and then turn around and treat the
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  Australian public like fools by offering them compensation,
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  which is literally offering you your own money back again,
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  Australian politicians, these strallan government.
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  All they're trying to do is get out ahead because they can see
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  that there are going to be massive lawsuits coming.
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  If they don't start offering compensation for injuries that
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  people have suffered, that's all they're trying to do.
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  Trying to avoid massive payouts, the drawing to avoid further
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  legal ramifications. Well, I hope there are further
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  legal ramifications coming. We need to continue to hold
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  these people accountable for the decisions that they make, and
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  that they force upon people upon the public.
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  That's my opinion. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope.