'I don't know what's in it', OK then look it up, if no internet it'll be in any newspaper right now.
What would it mean to the average man in the street anyway even if they did have a list of ingredients?
I don't know what was on.my BCG, my tetanus, and don't give a fuck. I know I haven't died of TB so I'm over the moon about that!
In this case it's not difficult, just a weakened form of a virus that your body uses to make protection against the real McCoy. Got some Asian communities falsely believing there's cow derivatives in it so refusing to take it. Just because the word 'vaccine' derives from 'cow' doesn't mean that all vaccines are made from it! Aaaargh!
Why didn't they just get one delivered?
We're not stopping our lives for them.
We pretty much are and have been for nearly a year.
(Apart from when it was decided people in London (the same London now begging other hospitals to help them) could have a jolly to the Theatre)
As I've said, there's more chance of me personally dying from cancer than being hospitalised by COVID. Yeah a 72 year old or somebody with a health condition might be completely different, so they should stay in doors.
Yeah it is selfish but when life is on hold for the vast majority to protect a tiny minority there gets to a point where it's over the top.
Yeah it's a catchy headline but it's naive to think this isn't going on everywhere.
As I said, go sit by a DIY shop like B&Q or Screwfix and see just how needed the stuff is they are coming out with. I see it every day on my way to work.
Still, you can have 15 people in the same room for a group for new parents so what's the issue with 4 in a car?
so why doesn’t the whole population under 70 stay in isolation until the virus goes and arrest anyone under 70 going out the house.
then the over 70s could have freedom
so why doesn’t the whole population under 70 stay in isolation until the virus goes and arrest anyone under 70 going out the house.
then the over 70s could have freedom
You keep ignoring that we did devote time to locking students indoors across the country and you agreed it was farcical
Because the over 70's won't be on the checkouts in Tesco or the garden centres, will they?
We pretty much are and have been for nearly a year.
(Apart from when it was decided people in London (the same London now begging other hospitals to help them) could have a jolly to the Theatre)
As I've said, there's more chance of me personally dying from cancer than being hospitalised by COVID. Yeah a 72 year old or somebody with a health condition might be completely different, so they should stay in doors.
Yeah it is selfish but when life is on hold for the vast majority to protect a tiny minority there gets to a point where it's over the top.
Ok so the whole population stays at home and the over 70s who will be majority retired can go to work? Happy days.well actually some will be
Ok so the whole population stays at home and the over 70s who will be majority retired can go to work? Happy days.
We're not doing it for any particular age group at all. Its nonsense. We're doing it for everyone's sake and the sake of the NHS.
I don’t ignore that at all and frankly depriving a 20 year old against someone near the end of their life of some freedom is no comparison
but you can go to work and then just go home again it’s not that big a deal for a few more months
Yeah and what's the hospitalisation rates for over 70's for example and under 30's?
Pretty sure the NHS would be protected more of Doris wasn't browsing Tescos.
But what happens when the over 70 then has to be served by an under 70?
The point is, if the majority of them are retired they don't need to go to work do they? Then it's much easier for them to not leave the house.
Yes and on a treadmill and a diet.What about other groups that are at risk - say an obese diabetic black man with high blood pressure? Should he be under house arrest?
Mixing at Christmas is a known factor in the increase in cases. Do you think that was just the over 70s?
Putting London in tier 2 was a huge mistake, when they upped it to tier 4 and people fled the Capital in droves were they all over 70?
Trying to blame one group mistake you feel better but it's wide of the mark.
I haven’t hugged my parents in months, my kids are unable to do their extra curricular groups. But we’re not stopping our lives are we!We're not stopping our lives for them.
And yes, anybody, of any age, who is flaunting the rules needs to get a grip and start doing what they're told.
I'm on about the majority hospitalisation and strain on NHS.
I haven’t hugged my parents in months, my kids are unable to do their extra curricular groups. But we’re not stopping our lives are we!
I'm on about the majority hospitalisation and strain on NHS.
What anout them? There is no evidence that that is a result of feckless over 70s. But obviously over 70s are more likely to be hospitalised.
look how many cases come from care homes. They were returning covid patients from hospital to care homes. That lead to a massive spread. Care homes is still a huge source of cases going by the graph someone posted on here the other day. How that happens I don't know. The care home my mother in law is in has been strictly locked down for months.
No visitors no day release
I didn't say they were feckless, I said the majority are over 70.
Either them or their family members visiting being feckless for them to get it...
Obviously care home situations different.
What are the breakdowns?i think admissions in hospital now are not weighted as heavily to that age group
many are under 70 and most over would not have caught in tesco or a drive in McDonald’s but indirectly involving moronic actions by people younger who are not at risk
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