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What is all the fuss about Covid?
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You've made my point. Yes, you can believe whatever you choose to believe and that doesn't make it true. It's just what you believe.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:39 pmYou’re too pedantic for words, I can believe what ever I choose to, and I believe that by being fully vaccinated I am less at risk of becoming seriously I’ll through Covid than had I not had a single jab - therefore I hope not to experience it. This is based on what I have read and I judge that the majority of positive benefits outweigh the negative ones.handdrummer wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:21 pmOperative word: "Believe." The fact is; none of us "know" anything that we haven't experienced.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 4:31 pm
I’m happy for you to take whatever risks you deem acceptable - by being fully vaccinated I believe I’m at even lesser risk than you!!
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No, it’s based on the balance of evidence that I’ve read - do me a favour and ignore my posts, the same as I intend to do to yours from now on!!handdrummer wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:23 pmYou've made my point. Yes, you can believe whatever you choose to believe and that doesn't make it true. It's just what you believe.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:39 pmYou’re too pedantic for words, I can believe what ever I choose to, and I believe that by being fully vaccinated I am less at risk of becoming seriously I’ll through Covid than had I not had a single jab - therefore I hope not to experience it. This is based on what I have read and I judge that the majority of positive benefits outweigh the negative ones.handdrummer wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:21 pm
Operative word: "Believe." The fact is; none of us "know" anything that we haven't experienced.
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I'd rather annoy you so I won't ignore your posts. Reading of evidence is not knowing, it's knowing about. BTW, you can block my posts so you never have to read them again. The onus is upon you. Don't expect me to do your work for you.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:32 pmNo, it’s based on the balance of evidence that I’ve read - do me a favour and ignore my posts, the same as I intend to do to yours from now on!!handdrummer wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:23 pmYou've made my point. Yes, you can believe whatever you choose to believe and that doesn't make it true. It's just what you believe.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:39 pm
You’re too pedantic for words, I can believe what ever I choose to, and I believe that by being fully vaccinated I am less at risk of becoming seriously I’ll through Covid than had I not had a single jab - therefore I hope not to experience it. This is based on what I have read and I judge that the majority of positive benefits outweigh the negative ones.
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This is the whole point and it has been widely reported that the vast majority of hospitalisations due to Covid are unvaccinated. Yes, whilst those vaccinated can catch and pass on Covid, they (sorry WE) are far less likely to suffer seriously and be hospitalised (let alone pass away). The anti-vaxxers are simply putting huge stress on hospitals, businesses, the economy and life in general.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 5:39 pm and I believe that by being fully vaccinated I am less at risk of becoming seriously I’ll through Covid than had I not had a single jab - therefore I hope not to experience it.
Oooh, that's a tad near the knuckle lost, despite caller's comments......
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I'm sure DB is correct, but if not - hey, I'm sure many can always come across the bridge! One point that is not noted, is that this ruling is from NHS England - the same ruling is certainly not in place in NHS Wales.Dannie Boy wrote: ↑Sun Jan 23, 2022 11:35 amI’m sure they’ll be a last minute compromise - whether you agree or disagree with the principle of compulsory vaccination of medical staff, the simple fact is that the NHS cannot cope with its existing staffing numbers let alone 70,000 less.
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As far as I an concerned, such medics should not be allowed to treat patients. End of. Bit of a dilemma if a medical issue is the reason for nor having a vaccine, but that would surely be quite rare. But I believe the patient has a right to know if their Doctor, or nurse, or whatever, is vaccinated or not. I wonder whether the quacks will agree to that?
The whole problem today is not that everyone has rights, but that some believe that gives them a right to override their obligations and responsibilities. I don't.
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Truly caller, I believe in a great deal with what you are saying - whilst not with the NHS, family members including the LHG work as carers and IMHO are no doubt "front line workers" - all are fully jabbed aside from the LHG who has been unable to get the Booster Jab as yet (not her choice).caller wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 8:52 pmAs far as I an concerned, such medics should not be allowed to treat patients. End of. Bit of a dilemma if a medical issue is the reason for nor having a vaccine, but that would surely be quite rare. But I believe the patient has a right to know if their Doctor, or nurse, or whatever, is vaccinated or not. I wonder whether the quacks will agree to that?
The whole problem today is not that everyone has rights, but that some believe that gives them a right to override their obligations and responsibilities. I don't.
"The whole problem today is not that everyone has rights, but that some believe that gives them a right to override their obligations and responsibilities. I don't."
I was brought up with the same principle and feel the same.....
Comments regarding labels however "Unclean", or a "Yellow Star" are quite frankly not on - as I said previously, too near the knuckle IMHO (though many would not comprehend the latter or the offense it could cause).
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You got that right.
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Re: What is all the fuss about Covid?
My comment was just a continuation of caller's sudden Hitleresque ambitions.
Making those that don't want the vaccination wear a label? Fit, young, healthy medical professionals with possible antibodies, who have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, are now 'unclean' if they don't want, what is possibly, a fairly pointless vaccination.
They have done just fine up to now. For 2 years almost. More than fine, they were called 'heroes'. But now they should be 'marked' if they don't want the jab?
Thought it was a pretty foul comment. Proper Hitler.
Making those that don't want the vaccination wear a label? Fit, young, healthy medical professionals with possible antibodies, who have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, are now 'unclean' if they don't want, what is possibly, a fairly pointless vaccination.
They have done just fine up to now. For 2 years almost. More than fine, they were called 'heroes'. But now they should be 'marked' if they don't want the jab?
Thought it was a pretty foul comment. Proper Hitler.
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"Proper Hitler." There's a lot of that going around. When you can't find a suitable cause for your anger, blame the Jews. It's no longer cool to blame the Blacks or others of color and the world always needs a scapegoat.Lost wrote: ↑Mon Jan 24, 2022 9:37 pm My comment was just a continuation of caller's sudden Hitleresque ambitions.
Making those that don't want the vaccination wear a label? Fit, young, healthy medical professionals with possible antibodies, who have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, are now 'unclean' if they don't want, what is possibly, a fairly pointless vaccination.
They have done just fine up to now. For 2 years almost. More than fine, they were called 'heroes'. But now they should be 'marked' if they don't want the jab?
Thought it was a pretty foul comment. Proper Hitler.
I wonder what those people do about Jews who have become Christians? Must be confusing for them.
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Guys, FFS - "Hitler", "Jews", "Stars" and "Unclean Labels"... REALLY?!!
I guess we know what the real fuss is about......?
I guess we know what the real fuss is about......?
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Perfect response!
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More interesting than waffling on about Covid still. It's been 2 years already. Useless waffle after useless waffle. Useless data after useless data. I'm totally guilty of it, too. Totally guilty. 'Tis like some mass psychosis going on.
Bring back brexit or something. Covid's boring as shit now.
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There is that, but talk of Hitler, the Jews and co. has gone on for a little longer than 2 years wouldn't you say?Lost wrote: ↑Tue Jan 25, 2022 2:28 amMore interesting than waffling on about Covid still. It's been 2 years already. Useless waffle after useless waffle. Useless data after useless data. I'm totally guilty of it, too. Totally guilty. 'Tis like some mass psychosis going on.
Bring back brexit or something. Covid's boring as shit now.
Come on blue, we're all somewhat pi$$ed off with it all... And hey, don't bother bringing the whole depression of being a Wendyball/Spurs supporter into it - I'm a Welsh rugby supporter for Christ's sake, outside of Wales, it's Bath... Dear God!! Look at the results......
Ho Hum....
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