The 'vaccine' - will you have it? And why/why not?

[JohnD]

I'm still looking for the corpses piled up in the street...

pop over to India

lots of unvaccinated people

lots of corpses.

"New Delhi (CNN)Flames crackle over the wails and prayers of grieving families as they mourn loved ones laid on funeral pyres that burn through the night in New Delhi.

As India's second wave of coronavirus sweeps through the country, bodies are piling up faster than workers can cremate them or build new pyres.

"Before the pandemic, we used to cremate eight to 10 people (daily)," said Jitender Singh Shunty, head of the Seemapuri crematorium in eastern New Delhi. "Now, we are cremating 100 to 120 a day."

Demand is so high that Seemapuri crematorium has expanded into its parking lot, where dozens of workers construct new cremation platforms from bricks and mortar. There is so little space and so many bodies that families have to get a ticket and wait in line for their turn."

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/04/29/india/india-covid-deaths-crematoriums-intl-hnk-dst/index.html

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

pop over to India

lots of unvaccinated people

lots of corpses.

Trouble is, Johnny2007 will not believe it until they actually burn corpses outside his/her front door..

 

[JohnD]

"India Covid: Delhi running out of space for cremations"

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-56939011

 

[JohnD]

https://theconversation.com/indians...d-19-rages-through-cities-and-villages-160076

 

[EFLImpudence]

27,000 people die in India every day.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

27,000 people die in India every day.

Still wearing those blinkers.

 

[Captain Nemesis]

Demand is so high that Seemapuri crematorium has expanded into its parking lot, where dozens of workers construct new cremation platforms from bricks and mortar. There is so little space and so many bodies that families have to get a ticket and wait in line for their turn."

Thats all very well, but they cant build extra vultures for the Parsis.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

Ill let you know when Ive decided if I want to see you make yourself look an even bigger t**t than youve managed so far.

Abuse instead of any real argument. Bet your type are the zombies I see daily, scared of their own shadows because they've swallowed all the media hype. Jumping off the pavement into traffic to avoid getting within 20 feet of others and wearing masks in the middle of nowhere or driving alone. And these are the examples you want others to follow.

Your drivel does sound very much like the Dazzler troll on here.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Still wearing those blinkers.

Just stating a fact related to JohnD's pictures to show how bad it is in India.

Perhaps he could repost his devastating picture which showed how bad it was in the UK; you know, the picture of fourteen new coffins.

 

[bernardgreen]

Why litter the streets when the dead can be washed away in a river

Bodies of COVID-19 victims have been found dumped in some Indian rivers, a state government said in a letter seen by Reuters, the first official acknowledgement of an alarming practice it said may stem from poverty and fear of the disease in villages.

Images of corpses drifting down the Ganges river, which Hindus consider holy, have shocked a nation reeling under the world's worst surge in infections.

Although media have linked the recent increase in the numbers of such bodies to the pandemic, the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, home to 240 million people, has until now not publicly revealed the cause of the deaths.

"The administration has information that bodies of those who have succumbed to COVID-19 or any other disease are being thrown into rivers instead of being disposed of as per proper rituals," a senior state official, Manoj Kumar Singh, said in a May 14 letter to district heads that was reviewed by Reuters.


"As a result, bodies have been recovered from rivers in many places."

Singh confirmed the letter to Reuters but said autopsies on four to five bodies in the state's disrict of Ghazipur had not revealed virus infection.

"The bodies are decomposed, so I am not sure in this state it can be found out about corona positive," he said in a text message.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged officials on Saturday to beef up rural healthcare resources and boost surveillance as the virus spreads rapidly in those areas, after ravaging the cities.


Uttar Pradesh, home to more people than Brazil or Pakistan, has been badly hit by India's dramatic second surge of COVID-19. Health experts say many cases are going undetected in the state's villages, home to the bulk of its people.

SOURCE REUTERS

 

[JohnD]

Why litter the streets when the dead can be washed away in a river

Not allowed in UK.

 

[johnny2007]

As for the whatifery, what if you catch covid and die?

I don't mind.
I too have to die one day and I'm gonna break bad news for you: you too will die!
So instead of living your life trying to avoid the inevitable, just live.

You are desperately looking for reasons not to have the jab, where there are none! Would you rather that thousands/millions died while we take time out to do long term testing? That is what you are basically doing in your own small way - you are leaving it to others to take the 'risk' of having the vaccine, whilst you wait to see if there are any ill effects - rather selfish don't you think.

No, I don't think so. In fact, the vaccinated should be feeling safe and feel sorry for me.
I will be the one catching the deadly virus, differently from the vaccinated.
Unless you tell me that the vaccine does not work...

You will not see them, because...

A This government has put lots of funding into vaccines.
B We have a tremendous NHS
C The vast majority of the UK population has seen sense and taken full advantage of the vaccine.

At the beginning of this religion we were shown pictures of coffins lined up and piles of corpses in other country.
Wasn't that exposed as fake?

No, sorry, there is absolutely zero similarity. Religion is based on belief in something entirely intangible. A pandemic such as we have, is entirely tangible, can effect many and the evidence is irrefutable that it does exist. Statistics prove how it spreads and how it can be controlled - at least for those who will listen.

Listen to yourself: pandemic is tangible.
Since when old and sick people dying of respiratory problems is a pandemic?
Google the stats for previous years and see for yourself.
Magically since Our Lord, the Magnificent Covid appeared on the scene, all other diseases have virtually disappeared.
Further: religion is based on something intangible.
Can't you see, smell, taste and touch nature?
Don't you exist?
Besides, how is Lord Covid, the Omnipotent tangible?
Have you seen Him?

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Exactly what I'm saying, thanks!

Trouble is, Johnny2007 will not believe it until they actually burn corpses outside his/her front door..

I'm a bloke, a politically incorrect one, so I assume that you, Harry, are a man with b@llox and anyone who finds objection to my assumption is a nut case and should be locked up.
I believe in Lord Covid, the One and only God when I see hundred of people around me dying or getting very sick.
So far I know a handful of friends and family who caught it, including me, and it wasn't worse than a flu.
Don't know anybody who (really) died from it.
Mind you, I live in London and know and see hundred of people.
I must be lucky.

 

[noseall]

So instead of living your life trying to avoid the inevitable

You are suggesting that we should accept the first chance of death that is offered? Humans are programmed to survive and avoid death wherever possible. It seems like a vey odd statement to resign oneself to death, at the earliest opportunity. Especially since avoiding a horrible (Covid) death, is actually quite easy.

"It's ok dear, don't bother putting that fire out, we all have to die some day...."

we all have to die one day

Possibly one the stupidest statements I have heard, in relation to avoiding Covid.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

No, I don't think so. In fact, the vaccinated should be feeling safe and feel sorry for me.

Somewhat safer. No I do not and would not feel sorry for you, you made your bed, enjoy lying in it.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

I believe in Lord Covid, the One and only God when I see hundred of people around me dying or getting very sick.
So far I know a handful of friends and family who caught it, including me, and it wasn't worse than a flu.
Don't know anybody who (really) died from it.
Mind you, I live in London and know and see hundred of people.
I must be lucky.

Well if that's what you believe, do carry on - I know different.