Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[Rook]

Ok then to re word it, people who have more than a crazy approach to not getting the vaccine lol

There are those who say that they don't know what's in it hence their reluctance to get the vaccine.

I know the vaccine is based on similar coronavirus vaccines so it's entirely possible that they know long term effect already. For us general public , we don't know that side of it however.

It's just one of those things , millions of us will trust that what we are getting injected is safe.

its one thing to have misgivings about a new med as pharma has a notorious track record of minimizing the risks + embellishing the positives to get out of phase trials. But for established vaccines that have been w/ us for 50+ years and have been studied you are just being a clown.

in the US our bidess rulers will require us to get a vaccine and if there is one thing that America is good at, its following orders from our corporate overlords.

 

[summerisle]

Tosspot tweet alert.

 

[dead_soft]

Ok then to re word it, people who have more than a crazy approach to not getting the vaccine lol

There are those who say that they don't know what's in it hence their reluctance to get the vaccine.

I know the vaccine is based on similar coronavirus vaccines so it's entirely possible that they know long term effect already. For us general public , we don't know that side of it however.

It's just one of those things , millions of us will trust that what we are getting injected is safe.

Everyday, people trust that things are safe without having done the research themselves. Trust the food, technology etc.
It’s absolute nonsense to now try and act like it’s some sort of ‘well I’ll do the research’ stance. It’s idiocy.

 

[Kenshin]

its one thing to have misgivings about a new med as pharma has a notorious track record of minimizing the risks + embellishing the positives to get out of phase trials. But for established vaccines that have been w/ us for 50+ years and have been studied you are just being a clown.

in the US our bidess rulers will require us to get a vaccine and if there is one thing that America is good at, its following orders from our corporate overlords.

How is it being a clown when this vaccine has been knocked together within months?

I have no doubt the vaccine works and will do its job wonderfully well but wondering if there is any side effects long term is just keeping an open mind no? We don't know if there will be side effects and more so if there are, millions of us will potentially have them.

None of us have the faintest idea in what goes into making a vaccine, let alone one that's turned around in 6 months. Like I said before if the vaccine is made of stuff we already use as one then there isn't any potential issues. If it's something brand new then side effects long term are entirely a possibility.

 

[Kenshin]

Everyday, people trust that things are safe without having done the research themselves. Trust the food, technology etc.
It’s absolute nonsense to now try and act like it’s some sort of ‘well I’ll do the research’ stance. It’s idiocy.

None of us will do the research into the vaccine. I'm no different to you or anyone else who will queue up and get that needle the minute we are told to and we won't ask questions. Even if you told me the exact ingredients of the vaccine, wouldn't have a clue what it meant.

It's the basis of vaccines taking years Vs months here. I get there is a lot of red tape normally as another poster put up the other day which explains time element. However these vaccines are all different , being developed by different people in different parts of the world.

The likelihood that something isn't 100% perfect long term is not nonsense to wonder. We will all get it if so.

 

[navidson]

These type of bellends will be the death of us all

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-55123543

 

[Leylo]

I like andy Burnham always thought he would end up leader of labour, but I do think his heads fell off at the moment imo

 

[Wizard]

None of us will do the research into the vaccine. I'm no different to you or anyone else who will queue up and get that needle the minute we are told to and we won't ask questions. Even if you told me the exact ingredients of the vaccine, wouldn't have a clue what it meant.

It's the basis of vaccines taking years Vs months here. I get there is a lot of red tape normally as another poster put up the other day which explains time element. However these vaccines are all different , being developed by different people in different parts of the world.

The likelihood that something isn't 100% perfect long term is not nonsense to wonder. We will all get it if so.

Maybe do some research in to it to put your mind at rest. Then you can help inform others too.

Moderna and Pfizer's vaccines will be the first of their kinds to market but research into the type of vaccine (mRNA) has been going on for decades. So it is not a new type of vaccine in that regard and some think these type of vaccines will be even safer and also be easier to develop and produce.

Here is a short article on the CDC website and I'm sure there are plenty more out there if you have a look:

Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

CDC provides credible COVID-19 health information to the U.S.

www.cdc.gov

 

[grandjoeblue]

The numbers have dropped again massively in Liverpool, some areas are below 100 per 100,000 which is a big improvement.

Interesting to see articles suggesting a lot of people will continue to socially distance after the vaccine. Its definitely going to be a very long road back to any sort of normality.

 

[davek]

The numbers have dropped again massively in Liverpool, some areas are below 100 per 100,000 which is a big improvement.

Interesting to see articles suggesting a lot of people will continue to socially distance after the vaccine. Its definitely going to be a very long road back to any sort of normality.

That'll rocket over the next few weeks.

 

[COYBL25]

That'll rocket over the next few weeks.

Jesus wants you for a sunbeam.

 

[grandjoeblue]

That'll rocket over the next few weeks.

Whats your prediction?

Full lockdown again?

 

[davek]

Whats your prediction?

Full lockdown again?

Inevitably in early January. It;ll be the "national lockdown" we're just coming out of...in other words limited pretty much to the retail and hospitality sectors.

 

[grandjoeblue]

Inevitably in early January. It;ll be the "national lockdown" we're just coming out of...in other words limited pretty much to the retail and hospitality sectors.

I've noticed they're now saying the vaccine won't be available until January at the earliest. They're already discussing a third wave and measures lasting beyond next summer.

Normality may resume in 2022 at the earliest I believe.

 

[davek]

I've noticed they're now saying the vaccine won't be available until January at the earliest. They're already discussing a third wave and measures lasting beyond next summer.

Normality may resume in 2022 at the earliest I believe.

The vaccines will help a lot if they are anywhere near the level of immunity they profess. We'll see back to relative normality by the early summer if that's the case.