Coronavirus - Here for life (In high population density areas)

I don’t believe I did there but I am happy to acknowledge that some vaccines have had unwanted side effects in small numbers,

But I don’t believe there has been a vaccine that has even had a small percentage of risk attached to it in comparison to the alternative.

But I’d be happy to acknowledge that I’m wrong on that if somebody has the figures

It’s proof that lockdowns don’t work.

Cases are staying steady at around 1k per day. People are still dying. The issues is that the virus is serious to a certain section of society and these people have not been protected. Over 50% of deaths related to nursing homes.

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It’s some stats mate

Without context and further detail it’s not proof of anything.

It is.

1k deaths after lockdown came in.

They do not work.

Looks like the only time mortality was lower than average was the two weeks the pubs were open

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I’ve already ladybirded this. We don’t know if they are deaths because of covid or with covid or if they contracted it while in hospital or elsewhere.

If on average 3,000 people die in Jan, and bearing the above in mind, throwing out 1,000 ā€˜covid linked deaths’ isn’t proof lockdowns work or don’t work - it’s not proof of anything.

If you can’t comprehend that, well that’s your problem

Ladybird all you want.

Lockdowns don’t work and that’s a fact and 1k deaths whatever way they are recorded or not are absolute proof of that.

Lads were too busy drinking to be dying

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After all their bollixin it will turn out Guinness is the cure

Looks like we were above 4k deaths at end of January this year

That stat isn’t proof of anything, lockdowns efficacy or otherwise.

:pint:

Lockdowns dont work but at least they do a pile of collateral damage

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Lockdowns are implemented under the lie that they save lies.

Evidently they do not.

Like death?

Agreed

Does it support or contradict my narrative? I won’t bother with it if it’s the latter, cheers mate

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I suppose so,
But most vaccines prevent things that can kill you, the chances of dying from the vaccine tend to be minuscule in comparison with taking your chances without it.
So my point is, why would you refuse a vaccine because there have been some side effects in tiny numbers with previous vaccines.

I hope I’ve made that clear, it’s all about odds, if I have a choice between a 1000/1 chance and a 1/1000 I know what I’d do

What if there’s a 1 in 1,000 chance the vaccine will kill you?