You are still stuck arguing about Covid Part 6 of infinite (Part 7)

[Fagan_ODowd]

@TreatyStones

@Fagan_ODowd

He prescribed antibiotics and it cleared up in a week.

It would have cleared up in a week regardless.

It hadn’t cleared up in the week and a half beforehand

[glenshane]

@TreatyStones

I’ve seen this mentioned by anti-vax, anti-refugee, irish flag twitter posters.

This is a fairly typical response. When you’re presented with something that’s inconvenient you resort to ‘othering’ insults and ‘guilty by association’ namecalling
I’ve posted plenty of figures, reports etc. No-one has challenged anything specific…it’s pathetic really.

[TreatyStones]

I genuinely havent seen any?
I hadn’t heard anything about “dying at home” being the latest conspiracy theory until i read comments under the article on the death of an Irish Times journalist.

[carryharry]

That’s not what he said mate. He asked was there any data to backup the claims is all.

Try some zen

[glenshane]

There is. Government data. Head over to youtube and type in “excess deaths” . Bear in mind its heavily censored

[TreatyStones]

I’m asking about the rise in people dying at home

[glenshane]

Start with dr john Campbell on YouTube

[myboyblue]

So people are sick after Christmas, well fuck me, who could have seen this coming.

[Ralphie]

Philip Nolan probably has a nice graph on it, he may have estimated 4.2 million people were sick however

[backinatracksuit]

A massive record for people on trolleys and all we get is the stock ‘people are always sick in Winter’ response, Jesus

[glenshane]

So what’s your explanation?

[TheUlteriorMotive]

Shutting down a large element of our medical services over Christmas probably isn’t advisable from now on.

In addition people are being forced to go to A & E as they can’t access health care in any other way.

[backinatracksuit]

I can’t explain, I’m neither an expert nor a pretend expert.
But it’s an unprecedented situation with hospital admissions, it’s not always like this in winter,
And any fool living in a community will know that there’s a lot more illness around at the moment than is usual,
Blame the vaccine

[glenshane]

@backinatracksuit

I can’t explain, I’m neither an expert nor a pretend expert.

No-one thinks your an expert…but why cant you have an informed opinion? You’ve sneered at the idea of blaming the vaccine. Why? An analysis of Pfizer and modernas own data indicicate a 1 in 800 risk of a serious adverse eeaction. You don’t think this could be a contributory factor?

[myboyblue]

Every single January we get the issues with hospital beds, viruses and infections. Its not good enough as a civilised society that this is allowed happen, but its not a covid issue, its a societal and govermental issue. I’ve no problem with us lobbying and complaining against this annual issue, but to roll it in with covid is scaremongering and pearl clutching.

[glasagusban]

@TreatyStones

I’ve seen this mentioned by anti-vax, anti-refugee, irish flag twitter posters.
Is there any figures to show there’s been any increase in this?

Are these loons still making up this kind of mad stuff?

It’s an awful coincidence how the antivax lads are also all the antirefugee lads and are also the pro-putin lads.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

It doesn’t seem confined to Ireland either

‘A ticking time bomb’: healthcare under threat across western Europe

[Ralphie]

I’ll assume there is a twitter campaign to get Archbishop Hoola-hoops back to save the state

[johnnysachs]

Irelands population has increased to 5.1m people. The healthcare spend has risen over the last decade to a budget of €23m from €13m. How many extra beds did they create you might ask? Why are they closing down hospitals like Navan might be another one.

[backinatracksuit]

Is there less beds this year compared to heads of population?