CV and mad panic behaviour

[kruddler]

I didn't say anything about sacking him, at this stage,  - but certainly mark this one down in the negative column of his ledger. Also, I think this stuff up is slightly more serious than losing a letter - prolongation of this lock down is likely to cost many millions of dollars and result in thousands of people possibly losing their livelihoods in the form of their business or job. Certainly something that will no doubt generate plenty of emotion, but an overreaction?? I don't think so - answers are required and as soon as possible.

Personally i think he has handled the whole situation (this incident aside) remarkably well.

You may not be calling for his sacking, but plenty are. There was a heated debate at work the other day in which someone threatened to quit over someones politcal stance......essentially escalated from a anti/pro Dan Andrews debate. There are a lot of feelings over him, before, during and after the security incident.

So i'd call that an overreaction....social media has some others backing that up too.

Personally, i tend to stay away from political debates but the anger i've seen directed at Dan Andrews over this incident has led me to try and speak some common sense on the matter.

As an example of some anti-Andrews commentary i've heard
1. Where is Dan Andrews in all of this? He is staying silent and needs to speak up/out!
2. Bloody Dan Andrews is spending all his time in front of the camera, no wonder he can't control some security guards.

Completely contradictory, and he's on a hiding to nothing.

For some perspective, see one D. Trump and the 'mighty' U.S. of A.