You think I have an underlying health condition?
Please share what you think that is?
For the simple reason that the side effects (and there undoubtedly be some) are currently unknown and that the whole process is being rushed through without adequate testing.If we were to vaccinate the entire world with a 95% success rate then 350,000,000 people would still be at risk.
Of the 10 people who developed severe COVID in the trial one had been vaccinated so it's not even a guarantee of mild cases.
Please feel free to get jabbed just don't expect everyone else to be as gullible.
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Of those 43,265 deaths in October, 7.8% involved covid. Involved. Not died of. That's 3,367. Of those (if the percentage can be extrapolated from BBs post above) 96% had a pre-existing dondition and 93% were over 60.
(I'm still theorizing here) In addition, you mention 1000 extra weekly deaths over the 5 year average. IF that's right, how many of those are because diagnoses, treatments, operations etc. were cancelled / postponed? In a way covid is responsible. A great many people suffer one way or the other from its effects, without being ill.
Finally, what we're doing here is debating. That's healthy. I'm no expert and I'm certainly no less worried for my kids and grandkids future than anybody else. Nobody (yet) has shut down our debate (hopefully they won't, I don't think either of us is exactly 'militant'!) so I hope the vax / no vax debate is allowed the same freedom as we are here.
Not really sure why you are being so agressive and unpleasant about a simple vaccine discussion.
It's confusing because an ONS report today says there were 8 (8 not 800) more deaths in October 2020 over October 2019.
you mention 1000 extra weekly deaths over the 5 year average. IF that's right,
Well done, that's brilliant. You have reversed your diabetes but it doesn't mean it has been eradicated does it? Hopefully it would mean that if you did catch it your body would cope.Err I'm not...
simply providing some alternative opinions.
And as for my T2 have you seen my signature numbers?
Not sure what data you were viewing but this was from a very very simple search on ONS data, you can easily look for yourself via any search engine.
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Well done, that's brilliant. You have reversed your diabetes but it doesn't mean it has been eradicated does it? Hopefully it would mean that if you did catch it your body would cope.
As I can "pass" every diagnostic test I think it possibly unlikely that I still have an "underlying condition" plus with greatly improved metabolic health and some good doses of Vit D over the summer I'm pretty confident I'll be fine thanks.
Luckily I'm capable of making my own risk assessment and decisions about what goes into my body at present.
What difference does it make if someone has an underlying condition or they are over 60? Dead is dead.
while I was growing up, the life expectancy age crept up every year. It was always going in that direction. Until a few years ago when the direction stopped and started declining. I suggast that it is this effect you may be explainng. The fact that the average age is pretty static shows that it is not just an old farties problem, but is showing across the board. ie. there is a larger cohort of youngsters now appearing to be susceptible, That is what is seriously wrong.Quite, but the thing that never sits well with me is that the average age of COVID death is higher than the average age of death (~82 vs. ~81 respectively). So in effect we're all getting excited about a vaccine that, if safe and effective, lowers your expected age of death.
Something is very seriously wrong here. We are all welcome to our views and are encouraged to make our own choices, but there's simply no way to reconcile that data with the apparent need for mass vaccination. You won't agree, and that's fine, but nevertheless it's a valid point that demands scrutiny.
If by that you mean accurate and precise them I plead guilty.You are being very 'spiky' in your replies, have you checked you bs today?
see post 68.. not so sure about that.there is a larger cohort of youngsters now appearing to be susceptible
Please don't be disingenuous and even hint that I am writing anybody off. That appears to be a veiled way of shaming me and shutting down discussion.What difference does it make if someone has an underlying condition or they are over 60? Dead is dead. If they had not caught Covid they may well have lived for a lot longer. You can't just write off people or accept their demise because of those things. A vaccine (which is what we were discussing, even though we have gone slightly off subject), could well prolong those lives?
Yes, I agree that many people may have people have suffered due to lockdown and may have missed out diagnosis and early treatment (doubt all 1000 of them were due to that though). And again, a vaccine would help to alleviate these problems and get us back to 'normal'.
Finally, I totally concur, I have said previously, what we need is conversation and debate based on actual facts (just not ridiculous theories).
We're not in a "pandemic" and haven't been since May (if we even were then)then what is the way out of this pandemic
Not a bad idea..Do we wait 10 years for full long term vaccine trials
That's what will happen anyway as none of the measures currently being taken seem to be having the slightest impact consistently globally.Do we let it run through society like we would a cold without any restrictions and see where we end up
That appears to be a veiled way of shaming me and shutting down discussion.
I know exactly what you mean about the part regarding the Trump Rally! Makes you wonder which planet they're on.This thread is absolutely staggering. I feel that I have suddenly arrived at a Trump rally, sharing conspiracy theories and a breeding ground for anti-vax garbage. Exhaustive, huge-sample testing, disaggregated results and peer review will do for me. I rely on insulin and I will similarly rely on either of the two vaccines that are coming on stream and hope that all but a tiny minority do so too.
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