How am I contradicting myself? Covid can cause significant long term effects for people of any age. Itâs also foolish to dismiss the threat of a really serious, evasive variant emerging and the more Covid spreads among the unvaccinated, the greater that chance. Mass spread among the young is an experiment we donât want to undertake.
If we reach, say, 3k cases, itâs a short hop to 7k. I hope that doesnât happen, and if it does I donât expect it to cause anywhere near the amount of deaths it did in January, but it would clearly be a problem.
Ryan has largely been right over the last year. Thatâs the thing that really gets to a lot of posters here. I can genuinely sense the rage building up inside other posters when this is pointed out.
These are the same posters who were hanging on the words of the pub lobby and Johnny Arse.
Really? itâs a novel virus 16 months or so since it hit, Iâll leave that to scientific experts to determine over the fullness of time. My missus 50 and my eldest 23 got it at Christmas itâs only in the last month or so herself is fully back to normal energy wise letâs call that âmedium COVIDâ so to speak.
What if a new variant emerges that makes peopleâs heads fall off? We should go on a solo run here and go against what every other western country is doing and we should lock down harder. Civil liberties are overrated anyway. Letâs ignore the evidence from Israel and the UK that the vaccines work and letâs ignore the evidence from Sweden and Florida and Texas that strict lockdowns are unnecessary and instead letâs follow the advice of a handful of nerds who have been wrong on everything since day 1 and who ignore silly little things like shared borders and people being social creatures. Jst another few years of lockdown just to avoid something that most likely wonât happen.
About what? In my opinion he has been given a media platform to spread his non sensical zero COVID theory and equate autism in babies to COVID without any scientific evidence but Iâll respectfully await your response.
But it has worked. It might be flawed in its implementation here but that does not mean it is not working within the limited parameters of its implementation. It has done so elsewhere where it has been limited in its implementation. The UK is the obvious example.
And how does that compare against other US states and other European countries? You already banged out stats from other countries where there are still people dying. Youâre taking your lead from an associate professor who is widely ridiculed. Take a step back.
Abut pretty much everything - while the majority of people on this forum have been wrong about pretty much everything. Iâve invited people to deal with what he actually said and nobody has taken it up. They prefer to cosplay as Johnny Arse.