Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[Spadge Vernacular]

Nonsense. Double vaccinated people are being considered unvaccinated because they’ve not had a booster. It ends when people stand up to these tyrants and say enough is enough.

I'm not sure that Covid would listen

 

[BlueToff]

Completely wrong! It absolutely does have an impact because it keeps their quota of daily new cases up, which in tern gives them the ammunition for scaremongering, exactly what we are seeing right now with threat of restrictions.

Erm it's not incorrect to say the vaccine stops infection. It does in like 60-80% of cases depending on how much it has waned.

It also decreases the viral loads so even if you are infected you can be less likely to pass it on.

Basically, everyone should get the vaccine. But segregating large portions of society like they've done in certain parts of Germany and elsewhere isn't the answer.

 

[tsubaki]

This ends when those who can get vaccinated well get vaccinated. Then restrictions stop and so does the likelihood of new variants.
It's actually amazingly simple. Yet rocket science for some.

It won’t, but everyone does need to be vaccinated.

 

[MikeH72]

I'm not sure that Covid would listen

Covid doesn’t make up nonsense rules mert.

 

[JLW]

It won’t, but everyone does need to be vaccinated.

At what point do you see normality resuming? Or should i say what point should we see normality resuming?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

It won’t, but everyone does need to be vaccinated.

We all would be in a much better place if those who can be vaccinated are vaccinated, until then we stay on this hamster wheel.

 

[AdamEFC]

If you`re a regular in there, particularly downstairs and you also drink the draught ale, you`ll have built up immunity to every known virus on the planet.

So, I`d say it`s a big fat YES.

I went Saturday for the first time in years, absolutely grim and my new shoes were wrote off and a different colour.

Everyone should do a stint there and we can get back to normality fairly quickly.

 

[MikeH72]

We all would be in a much better place if those who can be vaccinated are vaccinated, until then we stay on this hamster wheel.

You’ve been telling us for months that vaccines aren’t the answer and that we need to lock down???

 

[tsubaki]

At what point do you see normality resuming? Or should i say what point should we see normality resuming?

A few years probably; if we were going to deal with this properly the impact of this (as in the changes to public health policy, the NHS, work and society) would be being felt for many years more than that.

 

[grandjoeblue]

A few years probably; if we were going to deal with this properly the impact of this (as in the changes to public health policy, the NHS, work and society) would be being felt for many years more than that.

No improvements will happen to the NHS under this leadership.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Covid doesn’t make up nonsense rules mert.

You are right, it is sat on the other side of the chess board with murderous intent. ?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

A few years probably; if we were going to deal with this properly the impact of this (as in the changes to public health policy, the NHS, work and society) would be being felt for many years more than that.

Until the vast majority are vaccinated! And I don't mean just UK the world, can't be the international hub and be allowing unvaccinated people to come and go as they see fit. Ridiculous!

 

[tsubaki]

No improvements will happen to the NHS under this leadership.

“to the NHS” is a bit redundant in that sentence TBF

 

[grandjoeblue]

“to the NHS” is a bit redundant in that sentence TBF

True.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

From today data on hospital admissions start to get released from when this new variant hit, I suspect an increases in hospital admissions and flurry of tweets and news reports in the coming hours and days.

High fives to all the chosen unvaccinated enjoy reintroduced restrictions you have hoisted on us all.