Seething it's not a symptom.
Seething it's not a symptom.
Was when we alI had it and had to isolate for about 3 weeks.
Who is this "them" that you'd like to fuck?Originally Posted by Lewis
Hindsight doesn't come into it. I took the jab because we had no idea what this virus would do to the people I cared about. Having never tested positive (same goes for the old folks), I still don't know.
It was the right thing to do and never let a crank tell you otherwise.
Loads of survival bias on show.
I only got the vaccine to secure the holiday of a lifetime. Never again.
If / when they develop a vaccine that stops transmission I would have it. Until then, I've had 3 of the cunts and still caught it. So what ev's.
I'll claim an e-victory since I never gave my employer evidence of having gotten the vaccine, even though it was MANDATORY. I know one person who got fired for not getting it.
We did, you're just a massive cuck.
Mate, you were actually cucked.
At least I'm not jabbed (but you're wife was etc)
What have you gained from not being jabbed? Aside from no sense of taste and lung damage, I mean.
The ability to act the big man here. Some trade-off.
I'd have my booster if it's offered. Love a freebie.
I'll have a further jab if offered. It will help prevent from becoming ill from COVID. It's ability to stop the spread of COVID has always been disputed but it'd effectiveness against serious illness or worse isn't in doubt.
"If something imaginary happened it would have been a fantastic argument against you, checkmate."
The moral high ground.
That is also in doubt. Studies show extremely small effects.
Really? If we didn't have vaccines at all then there would be millions more deaths worldwide.
That is, of course, the case. But its so easy for cranks now to say it wouldnt have mattered, they could say anything they wanted now that its in the past. Thats what fits the agenda now - youve some cunt had to sit indoors for a couple of weekends still with a vendetta.
I'm going to guess the studies are struggling to come up with a solid conclusion because there's so many moving goalposts. Namely the strain of the virus potentially getting weaker, prior infections granting immunity, etc. Although it also depends who's paying for the study.
Post the studies.
I got a letter through with my booster appointment today. Might get it.
I am not in front of a proper computer, so I will instead admit that I am wrong and that clinical trials have provided irrefutable evidence that the vaccines have saved millions of lives.
*looks over glasses*
'.....'
*smugly pushes glasses back with one finger*
I still get the occasional text message or email about getting the original booster. It'll be our one year anniversary on that shortly.
I think it can be both. The first generation vaccines don’t perform anywhere near as well against the newer variants but their initial efficacy did save millions of lives. There have been a few modelling studies published that looked at lives saved.
Amazing people still believe this. Can't wait for the eventual realisation that it did more harm than good.
For that to be true, you’d have to have millions of people dropping dead with vaccine-related causes. Will that happen?
Thats not happened, to anyone? Of course not. As you were, keep doubling down.
Why are you anticipating that? You have no personal stakes in this. "Yay, there's no effective treatment against this virus I'm not particularly good at fighting!" is not a thing to get your hopes up for.
If the vaccines weren't effective, surely we'd have gone back to pre-lockdown case/hospital levels after each wave? For a virus with no seasonal attributes, we've got to the land of diminishing returns pretty quick.
It's happening now.
Lol
People who had the vaccine are dying every day. No one died before.
The majority of people that die have been vaccinated against Covid. FACT.
The loss of smell (almost completely gone now, I really have to focus and breathe stuff in deep to get the smell) and taste is brutal.
Fuck knows how Taz has managed to keep sane this whole time.
He has?
100% of people will experience death in their lifetimes. #hardfax
By his standards.
Yeah, but that's because of Contrails.
As Denzel once said, if you don't read the news, you're uninformed. And if you do read the news, you're misinformed. Fucked if you and fucked if you don't.
P.s. It's interesting how over the last 3 pages people have steered away from Yev's original point that the public were told to take the jab because it stopped or reduced transmission. That's a big deal. The absolute shaming and guilt tripping that was going on back then was scandalous (in hindsight).
P.p.s. In the spirit of transparency, I only got the first jab and never bothered after that. My wife isn't jabbed and neither are our kids.
I still don't understand the position of not having the jab because the powers that be lied about it stopping and reducing transmission. Having the jab/not having the jab is (and always been for me anyway) a personal health issue. I'm 37, considerably overweight and asthmatic so it makes sense for me to get it. The vast majority on here are over 30 and as noted by Spikey M I think a page or so back (apologies if it wasn't you), it still makes sense for this age group to have the jab if you consider the risks.
Obviously giving it to children is and always has been bizarre unless they are extremely vulnerable.
A personal health issue, you say?
Add Dave. to "the list" Tazman.
I must admit that it's an honour and a privilege to be on "the list". Thank you.
Maybe not the best way of expressing it, admittedly. It's all about analysing the risks. The younger a person is the more likely they are to die of complications from the jab than of COVID itself for example. Whereas for someone in an at risk group or an older person, it's the other way round.
Ffs, RL is going to go PIMS o'clock again now.
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