70 ,000 NHS

[denso13]

The fact that the vaccine zealots are calling for 70,000 odd nhs staff to be sacked if they don't get a jab

95% have been vaccinated. What's so special about the miniscule 5% who can't see sense?

 

[JohnD]

reduced life expectancy?

 

[JohnD]

Vaccines save lives.

 

[denso13]

Threatening them with sacking is the work of tin-pot regimes.

If they don't have their patients welfare at heart it is their own fault. Better with people who care.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Stop it.

Do you think the unvaccinated should have numbers tattooed on their forearms?

 

[denso13]

Do you think the unvaccinated should have numbers tattooed on their forearms?

No.

 

[JohnD]

Do you think the unvaccinated should have numbers tattooed on their forearms?

A person who doesn't have a PSV licence doesn't have the fact tattooed on his arm.

He just isn't allowed to get a job as a bus driver.

You think that's persecution?

 

[IT Minion]

Stop it.

Do you think the unvaccinated should have numbers tattooed on their forearms?

That'd be stupid, most vaccine refuseres have changed their minds by now. I expect the majority of the current crop will get over it too. It'd cost far too much to pay for the tattoo removal.

 

[EFLImpudence]

A person who doesn't have a PSV licence doesn't have the fact tattooed on his arm.

He doesn't have to have stuff injected into his body either.

I despair.

The division (divide and conquer) of the population has succeeded.

 

[EFLImpudence]

That'd be stupid, most vaccine refuseres have changed their minds by now. I expect the majority of the current crop will get over it too. It'd cost far too much to pay for the tattoo removal.

Perhaps you expect incorrectly as usual.

At least now the number of daily 'cases' has topped 112,000 - which you predicted for Delta on July 12th - thanks to more transmissible less deadly Omicron.

 

[denso13]

The division (divide and conquer) of the population has succeeded.

I've said before I worked in a non medical role in the NHS for about two years, starting around 15 years ago. I was "offered" several jabs including hepatitis and tetanus and it was clear if I said no I wouldn't have got the job. It was compulsory.

Don't think this jab is special, it isn't.

 

[IT Minion]

Perhaps you expect incorrectly as usual.

At least now the number of daily 'cases' has topped 112,000 - which you predicted for Delta on July 12th - thanks to more transmissible less deadly Omicron.

Perhaps, it's a risk if you make extrapolations. Your policy of refusing to make any guesses about things is much safer.

 

[EFLImpudence]

I've said before I worked in a non medical role in the NHS for about two years, starting around 15 years ago. I was "offered" several jabs including hepatitis and tetanus and it was clear if I said no I wouldn't have got the job. It was compulsory.

Don't think this jab is special, it isn't.

We're talking about sacking existing workers - when there is already a shortage.

Once again, it doesn't stop transmission.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Perhaps, it's a risk if you make extrapolations. Your policy of refusing to make any guesses about things is much safer.

Yeah - that was the problem.

 

[denso13]

People who are vaccinated and can still be infected with covid and pass the virus on you mean?

No. You are new here, try reading some of the history to the discussions and it will become clear.