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Loads.Any psychiatrists out there?
Loads.Any psychiatrists out there?
Loads.
Who knows...Any in here?
Possibly...Anyone vaguely knowledgeable would have an idea; real psychs would only argue anyway...
To put it mildly...They all had a different slant, but "scum of humanity" covers it.
I was not lying, ******. The article is not by some random blogger. Emily Oyster is some kind of big name economist in the USA and therefore an influential person. She was a vaccine, mask and lockdown zealot but now admits she was wrong but that she did it all with the best intentions.That article doesn't in any way say what Andy11 says it does. No falling, anywhere. He's lying, as usual.
I have so far not put you on ignore Denso because you, until recently, didn't appear to be a liar. Wrong on many things, but not a liar. You believe in what you say and innocently passing on wrong information is not lying. BUT, I have found you out lately in one and a half lies, and so you are now living on "ignore" borrowed time.Andy's lies know no bounds.
The dominoes have started to fall. Recently we saw two big names declare they had doubts about covid (but didn't say so at the time) and now one Emily Oster, a former lockdown / mask / vaccine zealot has admitted that, in hindsight she was wrong (but didn't know it at the time). Now she is calling for an amnesty. Not compensation for everyone who has lost money, but an amnesty. She's sorry, move on, no harm done.
Let’s Declare a Pandemic Amnesty
Let’s focus on the future, and fix the problems we still need to solve.www.theatlantic.com
The article is not by some random blogger.
Emily oyster is an ecomomist.I was not lying, the mods should clamp down on people calling me a liar. The article is not by some random blogger. Emily Oyster is some kind of big name economist in the USA and therefore an influential person. She was a vaccine, mask and lockdown zealot but now admits she was wrong but that she did it all with the best intentions.
I have so far not put you on ignore Denso because you, until recently, didn't appear to be a liar. Wrong on many things, but not a liar. You believe in what you say and innocently passing on wrong information is not lying. BUT, I have found you out lately in one and a half lies, and so you are now living on "ignore" borrowed time.
Where else can these trolls go.It just means that you are scraping the bottom of the barrel
You are willfully misrepresenting what the blog says, it just doesn't say what you claim. There is a word for that.I have so far not put you on ignore Denso because you, until recently, didn't appear to be a liar. Wrong on many things, but not a liar. You believe in what you say and innocently passing on wrong information is not lying. BUT, I have found you out lately in one and a half lies, and so you are now living on "ignore" borrowed time.
I was not lying
Yes, Emily Lobster is an economist. Covid's main and most enduring effect has been financial - even little unscientific me foresaw the mess that we are in now. As an economist why didn't she think about the cost? Why didn't anybody, except me, think of the cost?Emily oyster is an ecomomist.
I dont think she has any qualifications or in depth knowledge of virus or medicine.
But you follow her opinions, not facts, in preference to qualified professionals ?
Ok. Thats your choice, but you see the weakness of your view ?
Denso you have changed the subject to me and are calling me a liar. That's an ad hominem attack and is against forum rules. I am not lying about anything Emily says; the point of my post is that she wants to write off, with the waft of a hand, what she and others advocated, and which cost Britain £500 billions and other countries similar amounts, and for which we are all paying now. She wants to move forward, but makes no mention of "reparations".You are willfully misrepresenting what the blog says, it just doesn't say what you claim. There is a word for that.
"Let’s acknowledge that we made complicated choices in the face of deep uncertainty, and then try to work together to build back and move forward."