Course not we’d deal with as we have before. If there’s good reason for public health purposes then yes. What’s the alternative? Brazil?
You’ve jumped off the other end there haven’t you? I do often wonder about how as a society we would have coped had this virus affected both ends of the age spectrum as normal virus’ doMay as well all fucking top ourselves now if people want lockdown and restrictions for the rest of their lives.
No wonder people believe so much shit and get petrified when the wind blows when they want everything closed down forever.
Surely you’re being as sensationalist as the people you’re complaining about?May as well all fucking top ourselves now if people want lockdown and restrictions for the rest of their lives.
No wonder people believe so much shit and get petrified when the wind blows when they want everything closed down forever.
I'm just going off the responses to that survey. Clearly not a huge sample but worrying that people think that way at all.Surely you’re being as sensationalist as the people you’re complaining about?
I'm just going off the responses to that survey. Clearly not a huge sample but worrying that people think that way at all.
Not sensationalist at all.
I had a mate visiting me who went absolutely ballistic when I said the the thought of wearing a mask for much longer wasn't something I wanted to do.
Told me 'it was a small sacrifice to make' and that apparently I was selfish for having such thoughts.
The same guy not two days later then changed the date on a month old PCR test so he could get on a plane without having to pay for a new one.
My parents on about going to the south coast for a break, they haven't been out the house in well over a year. Both been jabbed and fully vaccinated.
Apparently they've been told that you have to piss into a bag instead of using the public toilets down by the beach, then chuck the bags away at the end of the day, plus you're supposed to wear surgical gloves if using handrails, and all kinds of rules. I get the concerns but some of this stuff seems absolutely nuts & its crazy that people can't be relied upon to use common sense.
35k it says on the official site. The rate of growth has slowed over the last weekOnly 37500 infections today so all set for complete opening up and removing all restrictions. Spare a though for the 500 or so who will suffer from long term symptoms. And no I don’t want to lockdown for ever I just want some sensible steps forward as well learn
Sorry you’re correct misread.35k it says on the official site. The rate of growth has slowed over the last week
Only 37500 infections today so all set for complete opening up and removing all restrictions. Spare a though for the 500 or so who will suffer from long term symptoms. And no I don’t want to lockdown for ever I just want some sensible steps forward as well learn
Aren’t 80% of long term symptoms gone after 12 - 16 weeks? I haven’t checked but long term is 3 months of some symptoms isn’t it?
Just look up Long Covid, I think that’s what he’s referring to and it’s not nice
A competent GovernmentWhat’s the solution?
Probably not to let it run wild. Although Whitty has said better now than the autumn and winterWhat’s the solution?
Probably not to let it run wild. Although Whitty has said better now than the autumn and winter
Sorry Pete, I hate the Tories and think they've handled everything badly, but there is no way that this delta variant could be realistically controlled within the standards of a free society. It looks like it will run wild in many places, not just here.Probably not to let it run wild. Although Whitty has said better now than the autumn and winter
How many of those are fully vaccinated?Well if letting it run wild now was the plan they’re doing a good job- hospitalisations of fully vaccinated people on the rise
The vaccine will make all the difference in the world is the plan. Also haven’t the scientists said 9 out of 10 adults have antibodies. So the mix of those means there is a limited group (still millions) who could be affected.Patients in hospital at 8.00 am have nearly trebled in a month. I don't understand how they are going to stop this increase. 10 weeks or so away from the NHS to be under the same pressure it was when the pandemic was at its last peak.
The vaccine will make all the difference in the world is the plan. Also haven’t the scientists said 9 out of 10 adults have antibodies. So the mix of those means there is a limited group (still millions) who could be affected.
Had to chuckle in the park last night a 50 odd year old bloke explaining to his misses that it’s only killed people who were going to die anyway but maybe 6 months earlier!!!!
We walk amongst these imbeciles
It’s still pretty high considering, there was one here for 5 months and it was awful.That’s not a high percentage and no no one I know wants that
Sure I agreeIt’s still pretty high considering, there was one here for 5 months and it was awful.
From a small base but I do understand how exponential works and quickly this could become as badAn increase of 55.9% admitted to hospital over the last 7 days.
Deaths up 43.1% over the same period as well.
An increase of 55.9% admitted to hospital over the last 7 days.
Deaths up 43.1% over the same period as well.
It would be ok if the vaccine gave 100% immunity and didn’t wear off over time. Some of the vulnerable will be coming up to 9 months post-vaccination in less than 2 months.Certainly feels like a push for herd immunity now that that majority of the vulnerable have been vaccinated.
The plan is boosters from September and, of course, if younger people have been vaccinated by then, spread will be substantially lower.It would be ok if the vaccine gave 100% immunity and didn’t wear off over time. Some of the vulnerable will be coming up to 9 months post-vaccination in less than 2 months.
It would be ok if the vaccine gave 100% immunity and didn’t wear off over time. Some of the vulnerable will be coming up to 9 months post-vaccination in less than 2 months.
As mentioned, certainly not 100% effective. If, however, you can restrict prevelance, and those people who end up catching Covid are mainly AOK, then all is good...The plan in September is to give all over 50’s a booster jab it seems and then a flu jab at the same time
Interestingly I know a few people who have been jabbed twice and have had Covid after jab 2. The odd thing is they have had the second jabs fairly recently but over the 3 week period
Can't help but think you can get too much information sometimes.
Heart inflammation link to Pfizer and Moderna jabs
But European regulators say the benefits of Covid vaccines continue to far outweigh the risks.www.bbc.co.uk
In the good old days of no transparency, you wouldn't know this, or the AZ side effects. Probably best not to know them when the risk is small, too!
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