The flu has been around for thousands of years.
That's not really true though is it. There's been many a law change in times of war and hardship that were temporary measures. Yanks had their booze taken from them, which eventually got repealed.
I am pretty bad at explaining things but you are wrong in your assumption that showing a pass is not showing your personal health information, COVID is a first contact virus, Roubioux i think it was, on the COVID thread showed an excellent graph on how much more contagious COVID is against other vaccinated viruses, now there is a vaccine there is no reason to believe that the contagion , hospitalization or death rates will rise, that does not take into account the likely hood of developing an immune system, the Flu will most likely kill more in the next 5 months there is no need for vaccine passes for 5 deaths a week and a hospital coping with the intake, i think as long as you have had your jab you are as safe as you could be when visiting other sites
That is true, so just how long do you want to fight for your freedoms, taken from you for no reason other than the unbeliever could catch it and spread it more , because 5 deaths a week will be surpassed by the 13,000 avg FLU deaths a year.
But I've not had any freedoms taken from me, apart from foreign travel being a pain in the arse, I can go anywhere and do anything I could pre lock down. And will be able to do in September when they introduce covid passports.
It’s been over 2 months since ‘5 deaths a day’, let alone ‘5 deaths a week’, in uk was a thing.
You’ve got a hell of a lot more patience than me explaining things
I do enjoy banging my head against a brick wall, from time to time. :)
The easily understandable and readable visual data of average deaths per month going back multiple years, seems to indicate that extra deaths in the past 1.5 years are going to be far higher than the 13000 average flu deaths a year you quote. Even Just taking a single worst month of the red line (2020) is about 13000 above average.
