Coronavirus (2021) thread

[Summerbuzz]

The historical reasons for not being vaccinated?

The historical reasons for a "Social Liberal" bias in education.

 

[Marvin]

You are 100% sure that there will not turn out to be any negative side effects in years to come? Hire long did it take for Pandremix to be classed as harmful?

Having your body being invaded by 100 billion virus particles lysing your cells apart is harmful.

 

[SWP's back]

The historical reasons for a "Social Liberal" bias in education.

Right....

 

[SWP's back]

You can never be 100% about anything but what’s unarguable is that this current level of cases would be killing hundreds a day without the vaccine like it did the last two times.

For someone who claims to have had the vaccine, he doesn’t half talk it down often.

 

[True_Blue69]

For someone who claims to have had the vaccine, he doesn’t half talk it down often.

Had the AZ one in May, 2nd one at end of July. Seen the news today that mixing AZ with Pfizer actually produces better protection so am hoping I can do that. Felt like shit off first one.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

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Whats’s selfish about it? Even if you’ve been vaccinated you can still spread it

Much less likely to catch it , *and* much less likely to transmit if caught.

Which is why it's described by some as selfish not to take it.

Another reasonable description would be "self defeating" because the more people unvaccinated, the more restrictions will stay in place for longer, and the more likely there'll be a full on resurgence down the line.

But "daft" would probably be best description. It's a very nasty illness, everyone not vaccinated will almost certainly get it, and something like a quarter who do still have after effects for 3 months. As opposed to minimal effects from vaccinating.

 

[Barcon]

Had the AZ one in May, 2nd one at end of July. Seen the news today that mixing AZ with Pfizer actually produces better protection so am hoping I can do that. Felt like shit off first one.

That's what I'm doing tomorrow. A.Z 1st time and Pfizer tomorrow.

 

[True_Blue69]

That's what I'm doing tomorrow. A.Z 1st time and Pfizer tomorrow.

Did they let you do it? There’s a walk in 50 yards from my house that was doing Pfizer at weekend but had to have had it before 2nd May, I was a week or so later.

 

[Barcon]

Did they let you do it? There’s a walk in 50 yards from my house that was doing Pfizer at weekend but had to have had it before 2nd May, I was a week or so later.

It's booked for tomorrow. I was offered A.Z again or Pfizer and I chose Pfizer.
I had the 1st one April 10th. 2nd was supposed to be July 31st but they moved it forward 4 weeks.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Consultation launched on closing face-to-face customer services

Bosses in Tameside are consulting on whether to close their drop in face-to-face customer services for good at the new multi-million pound council HQ.

www.questmedianetwork.co.uk

This is the sort of thing that worries me post Covid. Whether some public services will never go back to 'normal'

It will become like City's ticketing operation. They spent £48m on a community hub a few years ago to build closer links with residents!