Ye because most people may have had it! How long do we go on doing this, there may never be a vaccine, no chance we go into lockdown again it will destroy lives more than the actual virus. A lad at work who’s wife is a nurse in a home had an old woman who died, she died in her sleep, recorded as Covid because she had slight symptoms of it, because they have to put cause of death as something, so not heart failure they used Covid, utter bollocks, I do t question people are dying of the virus but no more than they are dying of flu, time to get back to normal.
Yep and the lockdown worked in stopping that, the only reason we went into lockdown was to help the nhs cope, if we had the capacity we would’ve stayed open and carried on, now we have, get on with life, will we see a spike in winter, of course because every flu death will be recorded as Covid, I'll ask again at what point can the majority of us return to normality, 1,2 3 years down the line because of 1 death a week? What if there is no vaccine, what happens if it mutates like flu does?Do you recall not that long ago 500-700 a people a day were dying from this ? we were building other hospitals - we have to be so so careful of not going back to this disastrous scenario, the only way is to ease lockdown very very carefully - which we are doing , anyone saying 'it's all bollox, let's just get back to normal' is a right plum in my opinion.
Yep and the lockdown worked in stopping that, the only reason we went into lockdown was to help the nhs cope, if we had the capacity we would’ve stayed open and carried on, now we have, get on with life, will we see a spike in winter, of course because every flu death will be recorded as Covid, I'll ask again at what point can the majority of us return to normality, 1,2 3 years down the line because of 1 death a week? What if there is no vaccine, what happens if it mutates like flu does?
Yep and the lockdown worked in stopping that, the only reason we went into lockdown was to help the nhs cope, if we had the capacity we would’ve stayed open and carried on, now we have, get on with life, will we see a spike in winter, of course because every flu death will be recorded as Covid, I'll ask again at what point can the majority of us return to normality, 1,2 3 years down the line because of 1 death a week? What if there is no vaccine, what happens if it mutates like flu does?
It's also the 4th highest number they've ever had in the whole pandemic.Spain meanwhile had 8581 cases yesterday - the highest there since 20 March.
Hopefully we can avoid getting to that kind of level.
I don’t think tens of thousands will die, the lockdown allowed the virus to be incubated in people and die out naturally, sure there will be cases but like flu it will be a constant, do we close down forever if there is no cure, going of the slow lifting how long do we go in for? Come November when the furlough is lifted and we end up with millions been unemployed because firms will just fold I reckon suicides will far out way Covid deaths. All these local lockdowns etc arent even doing what they are supposed to because no one is enforcing anything. Look at the countries we can’t travel back from because their rates going up, why are they up because of testing, yet how many are going to and from Turkey, I find it hard to believe they don’t have a high rate, yet because they probably aren’t testing properly they aren’t in the quarantine list, yet I know where I’d feel safer going to.but we are only where we are because of lock down. remove all barriers we go straight back to where we were. its that simple.
And the whole conspiracy idea that all deaths are just getting registered as Covid just doesn't add up, all you need to do is look at excess deaths to show that.
all you need to do is look around the world to see.
Lets twist the question you ask "'ll ask again at what point can the majority of us return to normality," back to you. "How do you think we can get back to normal without killing 10's of thousands of people".