Pointless inflammatory question as that’s never going to happenTotally?
Do you advocate forced vaccinaction?
Pointless inflammatory question as that’s never going to happenTotally?
Do you advocate forced vaccinaction?
Cancer kills more. Should we hide away from that and not live our life?That’s acceptance
We have eradicated numerous viruses and should never accept anything less that total success
As we do with cancer
We may never get there but must strive to do so
It’s not because you are asking for total vaccination. No one is under any obligation to get vaccinated from here on in. What do we do then?Pointless inflammatory question as that’s never going to happen
Ahh, the Piper... I used to love going there on a Saturday night.Alls good, M`Lord.
If they bring these health passports in us oldies can go to the nightclubs without any pesky young people there.
Now wheres the Piper again?
I will indulge youIt’s not because you are asking for total vaccination. No one is under any obligation to get vaccinated from here on in. What do we do then?
You can’t catch cancer - I think ?Cancer kills more. Should we hide away from that and not live our life?
We have never eradicated a coronavirus. We have never eradicated an Influenza virus, hence why hundreds of thousands die of flu every year. Do we hide away from that? No, we make do with a less than perfect vaccine.
New coronaviruses kill people. Always have, always will. A risk of being human.
You kind of can but I get your point.You can’t catch cancer - I think ?
You can’t “catch it” but you can mitigate your chances of acquiring it. Red meat, alcohol, tobacco, Exhaust fumes etc are still legal. We aren’t required to hide away from those.You can’t catch cancer - I think ?
I fear for a burger eating, alcoholic, chain smoking racing drivers hopesYou can’t “catch it” but you can mitigate your chances of acquiring it. Red meat, alcohol, tobacco, Exhaust fumes etc are still legal. We aren’t required to hide away from those.
I’m confused at your flippancy at cancer deaths while advocating extreme measures for a disease that kills a similar number.I fear for a burger eating, alcoholic, chain smoking racing drivers hopes
You can? How?You kind of can but I get your point.
Why be a pedant?You can? How?
It will never be all. People need to get in their heads, Covid is not going away. It will kill people for ever more. The soonest everyone accepts this and we learn to live with it, without restricting the liberties of the vast majority, the better.
Maybe it's the overreach of the government and being controlled by government that I don't like.
And its what those on the left are getting a hard on about.
As I said, people die in pandemics, it’s shit but it’s a fact of life. Always has been, always will be.How concerned are you about the 120,000+ and their “restricted liberties”? Be glad you’re not one of them and pray you don’t succumb to Covid and join their number.
Correct me if I’m wrong but aren’t we at the point, as greater numbers have immunity from the current strain, where new variants are likely to appear and against which our existing vaccines are ineffective or at least very much less effective. And so our number one priority now is to keep the infection rate low to reduce the chances of further, more dangerous mutations.
The scientists are telling us how crucial it is to drive down transmission rates here and around the world and at last our Government are acting responsibly and easing lockdown measures cautiously. I welcome that.
Eventually we (the whole world) will have the virus under control but we seem a very, very long way from that point.
More patience required but a small price to pay for safety and good health.
HPV increases the risk of developing cervical cancer. Hence the vaccination programme.You can? How?
As I said, people die in pandemics, it’s shit but it’s a fact of life. Always has been, always will be.
No one knows how the virus will behave, it may go down the route of SARS and virtually disappear. It may mutate into something more deadly but we don’t know. And we can’t wrap ourselves up on a what if.
It’s not about the survival rate though, it’s all down to how many end up hospitalised, it’s to stop the hospitals getting overwhelmedIt seems to ignore seasonality, which is huge, those with prior infection, those with prior immunity and the 99% survival rate.
We signed up for 3 weeks of flattening the curve, not 16 months of restriction of liberty.
We signed up for 3 weeks of flattening the curve, not 16 months of restriction of liberty.