Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

Status
Not open for further replies.
So why are we likely to be locked down again then? They either work and stop people getting seriously ill and needing to go to hospital or they don't.

Cos too many folk are having to isolate with (usually) no or minor symptoms.

When I say people, I mean nurses, porters, cleaners, etc in hospitals. I cant quite my head round it.
 
So why are we likely to be locked down again then? They either work and stop people getting seriously ill and needing to go to hospital or they don't.
Because there are
- still a lot of unvaccinated people
- even for those vaccinated (especially the elderly/immune compromised) a small percentage of people will end up needing care and if they all get infected at the same time a small % of a very large number is still a large number
- healthcare workers also get infected. Even if there are the same number of hospitalizations if there are 20% less staff to deal with them (which is what happened in South Africa) then that alone will cause issues.
 
Because there are
- still a lot of unvaccinated people
- even for those vaccinated (especially the elderly/immune compromised) a small percentage of people will end up needing care and if they all get infected at the same time a small % of a very large number is still a large number
- healthcare workers also get infected. Even if there sre the same number of hospitalizations if there are 20% less staff to deal with them (which is what happened in South Africa) then that alone will cause issues.
But if you have chosen to be unvaccinated then why should everybody else who has chosen to have it be locked away if the vaccine works.
 
Because there are
- still a lot of unvaccinated people
- even for those vaccinated (especially the elderly/immune compromised) a small percentage of people will end up needing care and if they all get infected at the same time a small % of a very large number is still a large number
- healthcare workers also get infected. Even if there sre the same number of hospitalizations if there are 20% less staff to deal with them (which is what happened in South Africa) then that alone will cause issues.
I think the big question now is what’s the end game? Those not vaccinated yet likely just won’t ever get it. So what do we do? Wait for treatment to get better/more effective? Or are we just accepting this is going to be a thing every year with new variants popping up? People who have done everything right are getting really frustrated, and I don’t blame them.
 
So why are we likely to be locked down again then? They either work and stop people getting seriously ill and needing to go to hospital or they don't.


Well, expecting that vaccines would make the disease magically disappear demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of what we are dealing with. Combined with the fact your posts are (understandably) motivated by a deep anger at lockdowns, I don't think I can explain it any better than it already has been hundreds of times on this very thread in a way that would satisfy you
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Welcome

Join the Everton conversation today.
Fewer ads, full access, completely free.

🛒 Visit Shop

Support Grand Old Team by checking out our latest Everton gear!
Back
Top