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The 'vaccine' - will you have it? And why/why not?
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This is correct.
However, is the covid vaccine tried and tested as the above ones?
Would you like this country to be facing the Indian variant if nobody had been vaccinated?
Tried and tested...well 700 million jabs so far, I'd say yes.
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Good luck to you.
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I can & I am.
Out of all the nonsense you have just Googled, copied & pasted, only 1 of those vaccines can be considered successful.
Can you work out which one it is?
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Brigade77
Incidentally, & slightly off to one side. Tubercolosis & Malaria are this worlds biggest killers by a massive margin, yet if you 'Google' "biggest killer" your results will reflect opinions that are entirely different.
Do you know why that is?
P.S. Let's spend $billions eradicating TB & Malaria. Let's set an urgent timeframe to do this & let's put the worlds best scientists on the job.
Do you know why that is?
P.S. Let's spend $billions eradicating TB & Malaria. Let's set an urgent timeframe to do this & let's put the worlds best scientists on the job.
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Whatever view you hold regarding everything to do with covid, here is more advice from what might be described as "the who do we believe department?":
The CDC in the US - Fauci's organisation - has said that those who are fully vaccinated no longer need to follow any of the precautions.
"Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance."
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html
Can you spot the flaw?
Also the Governor of Texas lifted all restrictions on March 3; they have not had an increase in cases and deaths have fallen since that date.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/texas/
The CDC in the US - Fauci's organisation - has said that those who are fully vaccinated no longer need to follow any of the precautions.
"Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a mask or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance."
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated.html
Can you spot the flaw?
Also the Governor of Texas lifted all restrictions on March 3; they have not had an increase in cases and deaths have fallen since that date.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/texas/
You've missed the point of my rant. It wasn't anti-vax. It was about the idiotic, uninformed attitude towards those who are cautious about vaccines, especially new vaccines, and believe they should be shamed into having the jab. Being vaccinated means that the vaccinated are less likely to suffer serious Covid symptoms. So they're protected - unless they don't believe the vaccine works. However, they can still catch Covid and have mild symptoms or be asymptomatic. Importantly, they can still transmit the virus, just an unvaccinated person can.
Cases dipped to a very low level last summer, just as they are doing now. However there was no vaccine last summer - so it appears that the virus is seasonal and case numbers may not be too influenced by vaccination programmes. So the belief that the unvaccinated are somehow prolonging the epidemic is idiotic.
Any anger should be directed at the government for allowing 20,000 people into the country each day - 8,000 of them tourists. If the so called Indian variant is actually a problem, then the government has allowed it to enter the country. It is this that will be used to prolong lockdown, it won't be the fault of the unvaccinated. Though I do understand why some may feel aggrieved, as they fell for a Tory government who told them they may be able to regain their freedoms if they rushed to have a couple of jabs.
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So why are they talking about delaying the end of lockdown and Scotland putting more areas into higher tiers if most of the vulnerable have been vaccinated? Doesn't sound like the authorities have any faith in the vaccine coping with the Indian variant.
Last I heard and I am not following it that closely, was that the jab does drastically reduce the chances of it being spread too.
People were still catching it, still becoming very ill as a result and still dying. Now, ignoring certain areas of the UK, we do do have really low numbers.
I didn't fall for government spin to have the jabs, I made a common sense decision based upon risk. I fully agree with your point about the continuing influx of people - it was/is rediculous.
If you cast back to when the roadmap was announced it was made clear it was dependent on the data...indeed that was why it was spaced weeks apart.
So they aren't delaying end of lockdown, but doing what they said.
Vaccinations haven't reached critical mass so it's possible hospitalisations could go up. A variant with higher transmissibility combined with no interventions could see that happen.
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Captain Nemesis
It appears that you are incapable and wrong.
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Captain Nemesis
Removed the superfluous words for you.
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