Conspiracy theories......

BuryBlue1977 said:
I genuinely didn’t think that people like you existed. Congratulations, you have won the prize for the world’s biggest fuckwit.
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Seems resorting to insults is the level of the pro vaxxers, well week 40 of 2020 in England and wales 321 people died of Covid, last week 715 people died despite 65% and all those at risk being double vaxinated, the remaining 35% being mainly under 30 where deaths among the healthy are almost non existant, which ties into the data coming out of Countries with more advanced information.
 
salfordbluetrue said:
Seems resorting to insults is the level of the pro vaxxers, well week 40 of 2020 in England and wales 321 people died of Covid, last week 715 people died despite 65% and all those at risk being double vaxinated, the remaining 35% being mainly under 30 where deaths among the healthy are almost non existant, which ties into the data coming out of Countries with more advanced information.
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Moron, idiot or fuckwit isn't an insult where you are concerned, just a statement of fact.

Put the crack pipe down.
 
salfordbluetrue said:
Seems resorting to insults is the level of the pro vaxxers, well week 40 of 2020 in England and wales 321 people died of Covid, last week 715 people died despite 65% and all those at risk being double vaxinated, the remaining 35% being mainly under 30 where deaths among the healthy are almost non existant, which ties into the data coming out of Countries with more advanced information.
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What do you think the figures would've been if nobody had been vaccinated? Week 40 in 2020 is a lot different to week 40 in 2021. Firstly, there were still loads of restrictions so miles less people mixing compared to now where everything is more or less back to normal. Secondly, there was no Delta variant back then. Thirdly, why don't you instead find a far more comparable week when tens of thousands a day were testing positive. For example, compare the number of deaths vs positive cases during week 4 of this year when hardly any fucker had had the jab (plus we were in full lockdown back then) and nobody had been double jabbed to week 40 of this year. I think you'll find there's a monumental difference.

You see, it's piss easy to take a random week from last year when we were effectively in between the first and second wave. Funny how you don't choose any week once the second wave had truly kicked in.
 
M18CTID said:
What do you think the figures would've been if nobody had been vaccinated? Week 40 in 2020 is a lot different to week 40 in 2021. Firstly, there were still loads of restrictions so miles less people mixing compared to now where everything is more or less back to normal. Secondly, there was no Delta variant back then. Thirdly, why don't you instead find a far more comparable week when tens of thousands a day were testing positive. For example, compare the number of deaths vs positive cases during week 4 of this year when hardly any fucker had had the jab (plus we were in full lockdown back then) and nobody had been double jabbed to week 40 of this year. I think you'll find there's a monumental difference.

You see, it's piss easy to take a random week from last year when we were effectively in between the first and second wave. Funny how you don't choose any week once the second wave had truly kicked in.
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I picked that week because it was a year ago so a lot of reasons ie the weather should result in simalar figures, we did have lock down which would have restricted the movement of the virus but we were 6 months into the pandemic and it had got into every part of Britain, now 12 months later we have the Delta variant which is considered less deadly but more contagious, we also have 18 months of building up natural resistance which is of coures of no use to those at risk.
 
salfordbluetrue said:
I picked that week because it was a year ago so a lot of reasons ie the weather should result in simalar figures, we did have lock down which would have restricted the movement of the virus but we were 6 months into the pandemic and it had got into every part of Britain, now 12 months later we have the Delta variant which is considered less deadly but more contagious, we also have 18 months of building up natural resistance which is of coures of no use to those at risk.
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Apart from the fact that it was the same week in the year, you're comparing apples and oranges. Not only were there various restrictions, football matches were also being played behind closed doors. I mean, what are you actually trying to say? That you're more likely to die of Covid if you''re fully vaccinated than if you're not vaccinated at all? Are you seriously suggesting that?
 
M18CTID said:
Apart from the fact that it was the same week in the year, you're comparing apples and oranges. Not only were there various restrictions, football matches were also being played behind closed doors. I mean, what are you actually trying to say? That you're more likely to die of Covid if you''re fully vaccinated than if you're not vaccinated at all? Are you seriously suggesting that?
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No what i am surggesting is we should stop pushing the jab onto those that do not want it, and concentrate on those at risk, i did read a report that said risk of death for children from COVID 1 in 2 million risk of rejection 1 in 10,000, rejection is not neccesary death but what is clear is that the younger you go the less risk from COVID and the higher risk from rejection, which is why some countries including the highest vaccinated ones are not forcing the jab on the under 30`s.
 
salfordbluetrue said:
No what i am surggesting is we should stop pushing the jab onto those that do not want it, and concentrate on those at risk, i did read a report that said risk of death for children from COVID 1 in 2 million risk of rejection 1 in 10,000, rejection is not neccesary death but what is clear is that the younger you go the less risk from COVID and the higher risk from rejection, which is why some countries including the highest vaccinated ones are not forcing the jab on the under 30`s.
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Thanks for another random incorrect stat without a source.

According to ONS data in the 10-19 age group there were 32 deaths in the UK between 1 Jul 2020 and 1 July 2021, so that figure excludes the first wave and the current one. As there are less than 10 million 10-19 year olds in the country, a figure of 1 in 2 million is clearly completely wrong.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...rmed-deaths-in-england-to-30-june-2021-report
 
west didsblue said:
Thanks for another random incorrect stat without a source.

According to ONS data in the 10-19 age group there were 32 deaths in the UK between 1 Jul 2020 and 1 July 2021, so that figure excludes the first wave and the current one. As there are less than 10 million 10-19 year olds in the country, a figure of 1 in 2 million is clearly completely wrong.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publi...rmed-deaths-in-england-to-30-june-2021-report
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And how many of the 32 would have been in the the risk group because of other ailments perhaps i should have mentioned normal health children, i just took it for granted that most people could distinguish the diffent catogories.
 
I'm half - half...a "mocker". I just shower every two days, Ben Sherman shirt with a smelly denim jacket. My bike is a Lambriumph and i beat myself up at the seaside.
 
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