Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[SussexToffee]

Probably about 60+ in my centre too. It was a big room though (former ITV studio in Nottm)

Jim Bowen's Bullseye filmed there. Evidently more than one funny man had previously shouted "thats the bullseye" when being jabbed as the needle went in.

Super smashing great!.

 

[tsubaki]

Yeah, but you're trying to put it in the same ball park as people getting blood clots.

There is no proof that the vaccine caused any of those incidents of clots yet either.

I'd go and re-read that post if I were you - the point was clearly made that 28 refers to the number of unexpected blood clots, but in terms of "adverse reactions" (which is the phrase @Groucho used) its actually 54000.

 

[ForestBlue]

Super smashing great!.

TBF I wanted to say it too but when I asked the jabber if anyone had previously said it she just rolled her eyes and said "lots have" so i didn't bother. You cant beat a bit of Bully though! I may have mumbled it to myself once outside though!

 

[davek]

No. The GP surgery.

The site I went to was like a small hall - capacity no more than 40-50 if social distancing was being used.

 

[BlueStevie35]

The site I went to was like a small hall - capacity no more than 40-50 if social distancing was being used.

How many stations were they running? Might explain the numbers a bit if they they had a few running at the same time

 

[COYBL25]

Oh they tell you not to turn up early. Tbf min was at the Royal and I just hung around outside until the 10 mins before time but then I was in jabbed and processed for second one extremely smoothly

Same with mine at Saints rugby ground.

Turn up early and you got told to go back and wait in the car.

 

[roydo]

The site I went to was like a small hall - capacity no more than 40-50 if social distancing was being used.

But you said there were 60 in there with no SD.

Hence my earlier comment.

 

[davek]

How many stations were they running? Might explain the numbers a bit if they they had a few running at the same time

5.

 

[davek]

But you said there were 60 in there with no SD.

Hence my earlier comment.

Well that adds up then: social distancing safely (at least 2 metres between everyone) = 40. But there were 20 more than that.

 

[whiteshadow]

I'd go and re-read that post if I were you - the point was clearly made that 28 refers to the number of unexpected blood clots, but in terms of "adverse reactions" (which is the phrase @Groucho used) its actually 54000.

All he needed to do was add 'serious' in front of adverse reactions and his post would have been right.

 

[tsubaki]

All he needed to do was add 'serious' in front of adverse reactions and his post would have been right.

Not really - there have been 275 post-jab deaths reported under that process, as well as 194 "severe" allergic reactions. A huge majority of the rest are relatively minor, but again the confusion was over reporting these clotting instances as "adverse reactions".

 

[Sassy Colombian]

The lost of life to Covid is nothing to celebrate but so many imbecile Brazilian politicians have worsening the pandemic for their general population because of their refusal to take this virus seriously and now one of them is dead.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

My description of what happened is accurate.

I'm not sure anyone else wpould have contradicted it if they were there and experienced it.

Could you describe it using the haiku approach please, mate?

 

[random]

The lost of life to Covid is nothing to celebrate but so many imbecile Brazilian politicians have worsening the pandemic for their general population because of their refusal to take this virus seriously and now one of them is dead.

I read that as he was against mandatory vaccinations, I have had my vaccination but I would also be against mandatory ones.

If people don't want them they should not be forced to have them against their will

 

[Billy Dean]

Good thread summarising the German report. Not sure how this compares to clotting cases for the other vaccines.

The report has been translated into English now