Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

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So vaccinating is a really good thing now.

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Much to his disgust the vaccines seem to be working, so he`s moved on from them now and his new hobby horses are track and trace and social distancing, although that is subject to change dependant on the weather.

Oh, and Chris Whitty has gone from a genocidal, Tory Poodle, who should be lynched, to some kind of vaccine Guru, all due to the fact that Dave now believes that Whitty is dropping coded messages into his briefings about the impending mass extinction of the planet.
 
I think once everybody is vaccinated, we need to stop with all this daily stats business being announced and reported on. We're going to have to live with this thing, the same as we do with flu, cancer, heart disease, and dementia. But we don't tell people how many died of those illnesses on a daily basis.

The vaccine and boosters will help keep hospitalisation and deaths down. So even if there is an increase in infections the situation hopefully won't be any worse than a bad flu season, and maybe some sort of temporary social distancing measures can help with this during the worst times.

But we need to get away from his daily reporting lark, and I'd start once everybody has had their first jab.

I disagree quite a bit with this; if anything I think there is more of an argument in favour now of allowing the public to see what people are dying of (and how old they are).

All those diseases - flu and heart disease especially - are with a bit of effort (many times less of an effort than we've seen here) preventable to a large degree, as are conditions relating to pollution / air quality (which may have a link with dementia). We should really be encouraging the tackling of those things as well, not going back to just shrugging our national shoulders. To do that means people are going to have to have easy access to honest figures about the scale of the problem.
 
Eat out and die.



There's no doubt it did.

But at the same time, it wasn't a terrible initiative. It was just terribly timed and overly-optimistic.

For some inexplicable reason, loads in government didn't seem to think the completely inevitable second wave was coming, including idiot-in-chief Dido Harding.
 
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