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Bodhi
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Oh do calm the fuck down you hysterical fool. If you can't see the massive issue with messaging like that and the unintended consequences of it in terms of mental health issues, people avoiding treatment and the other collateral damage we saw in March/April then you are nowhere near the compassionate animal you say you are. Mind it was only about a week ago you were suggesting wiping an entire country and race of people off the map, picking up where that failed Austrian painter left off, so I shouldn't be surprised.
Last year the wife's family had two funerals to plan - one for her uncle who, as a result of messaging like that, was too scared to go and get the pains in his chest looked at, and her brother in law who decided to throw himself in front of a train. Two people who would still be here if it wasn't for the fear mongering preferred by the Government and amplified by authoritarian bootlickers such as yourself.
So forgive me if I ignore the guidance and work within the rules to keep myself and my family sane - as I've seen all the negatives of this science experiment we're currently in.
Gwadien
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Coronavirus: Company's apology after £5,000 vaccine offer
The property investment firm is accused of trying to "jump the queue".
www.bbc.co.uk
Why didn't they go directly to the Government? :S seems obvious to me.
Embattle
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Moriath
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Don't pick on footballers - Moyes
West Ham manager David Moyes says footballers must not be "picked on" for breaching coronavirus guidelines.
www.bbc.co.uk
why shouldnt the press pick on them. They are high profile and in a privileged position and should be setting an example.
everyone makes mistakes. But going to a party is clearly not a mistake, its not a grey area of the rules. And they influence the behaviour of a lot of other people.
Moriath
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Seems dodgey as they were offering individuals 5k probably why they didnt go to the government lolCoronavirus: Company's apology after £5,000 vaccine offer
The property investment firm is accused of trying to "jump the queue".www.bbc.co.uk
Why didn't they go directly to the Government? :S seems obvious to me.
gmloki
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Well the old Mum, got her second shot today.
Completely weird considering the government going with the strategy of 12 weeks apart to vaccinate more of the population. Another point to note is that my Step Dad in his 70s and considered in an at risk group due to him recovering from the Big C a number of years ago is yet to be asked for his first jab
Completely weird considering the government going with the strategy of 12 weeks apart to vaccinate more of the population. Another point to note is that my Step Dad in his 70s and considered in an at risk group due to him recovering from the Big C a number of years ago is yet to be asked for his first jab
Job
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So, just asking some questions here.
Is getting the virus the same as having the vaccine?
Would that mean every covid case is also a vaccination?
Does the vaccine give any extra protection in length or resistance?
Does continous exposure to small viral loads give protection, obviously the body has to deal with them.
Given they are concerned mutations may beat the vaccine, does the immune system reaction work better?
Can they work out after getting the vaccine that you already had immunity?
Is getting the virus the same as having the vaccine?
Would that mean every covid case is also a vaccination?
Does the vaccine give any extra protection in length or resistance?
Does continous exposure to small viral loads give protection, obviously the body has to deal with them.
Given they are concerned mutations may beat the vaccine, does the immune system reaction work better?
Can they work out after getting the vaccine that you already had immunity?
Embattle
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Don't pick on footballers - Moyes
West Ham manager David Moyes says footballers must not be "picked on" for breaching coronavirus guidelines.
why shouldnt the press pick on them. They are high profile and in a privileged position and should be setting an example.
everyone makes mistakes. But going to a party is clearly not a mistake, its not a grey area of the rules. And they influence the behaviour of a lot of other people.
Most people don't accept anyone doing it, just football players are higher profile thus get more scrutiny. I'm always amazed just how often the people committing these sort of offences get found out by their own stupidity because they or someone else's posts it.
Moriath
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Covid-19: Lockdown needs to be stricter, scientists warn
The new more infectious variant requires tougher measures to control the spread of Covid, say scientists.
www.bbc.co.uk
it is a bit of a joke atm
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Blimey, that's good *moves*
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Where?
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Llyn Barfog
Job
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So Whittys bigging up a severe lockdown.
Once a week outing, no talking in public etc, banding numbers like 30K in hospital with covid compared to 18K at April peak.
But thats 'with' covid, not rushed to hospital with breathing problems and the massive increase in testing is bound to increase that number.
Anyway the Mail started predicting yesterday and now its looking more likely, they are rarely wrong about these kinds of government decisions, so I think were looking at practically martial law over the next few weeks if numbers dont start dropping.
Once a week outing, no talking in public etc, banding numbers like 30K in hospital with covid compared to 18K at April peak.
But thats 'with' covid, not rushed to hospital with breathing problems and the massive increase in testing is bound to increase that number.
Anyway the Mail started predicting yesterday and now its looking more likely, they are rarely wrong about these kinds of government decisions, so I think were looking at practically martial law over the next few weeks if numbers dont start dropping.
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His point is sort of correct, but he's a bit too dumb to be able to express it in a way that doesn't look like a wanker said it (because a wanker did).
Translation: Massive lockdown is required, scientists tend to be right, I don't like it.
This is actually Job conceding that scientists tend to be correct when they call for the necessary things. It's government that won't do owt (or do too little to late because they're scared of @Bodhi).