| Serious question 07:34 - Jul 30 with 3547 views | RonaldStump |
Would you be prepared to get violent over Vaxxed - non vaxxed argument?
I'm seeing those that have had the vax getting more aggressive now. An ex mate posted on social media last night about how he is ready get tooled up and use violence towards the unvaccinated as he had a fully vaxxed mate who passed away and he blames the "anti vaxxers" He really has lost it and received several replies from his zombie mates siding with him and backing him up.
I can see what is coming this autumn. It could be your neighbour and others in the community wanting a row based on fear and vaccine status .
Is this where we are going? Are we going to end up fighting each other based on division that the government, main stream media and big tech are causing.
Personally i think it's time to stick together and oust these tyrants out of power. But i would imagine some of the the more extreme covid vaccine nazi's think differently!
What is your thoughts? [Post edited 30 Jul 2021 7:35]
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| Serious question on 17:00 - Jul 30 with 899 views | ExiledJack |
| Serious question on 16:32 - Jul 30 by Jack123 |
In the real world, I would never say I have not taken the jab, been asked a few times now, have you been vaxxed?, I just say yes.
It's madness, what's happening aren't the double vaxxed in the states been told to put the masks back on, something about carrying more of the virus?
It's a bit like this for me. Nothing makes sense.
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I can understand that, it’s not worth the hassle. Tbh I’m more keen to avoid people than the other way around, so I’ve been quite open about it and say “I can’t do x, because I’m at risk”.
It seems as though, for an equal level of symptoms, the vaccinated carry and transmit more of the virus. The counter to that is typically the vaccinated have less symptoms, but this does mean that they are more likely to be “silent spreaders “ so to speak. | | | |
| Serious question on 17:00 - Jul 30 with 899 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Serious question on 16:14 - Jul 30 by Professor |
Prior infection for SARS CoV2 is less protective than the vaccines. So another pile of horse droppings. What utter rubbish |
Would you care to share the studies that prove that is a fact.
In which case I will share the studies that say it is true, in fact they are talking about up to 1000 times more immunity from having had COVID than from your leaky bloody vaccines. Because the vaccines do not create a response to as many parts of the virus and do not engage in as many T-cells production.
Then we will compare the real world evidence.
You tell me how many people have had COVID twice and I will tell you how many Vaccinated have caught COVID after being vaccinated.
Let's see who comes up with the bigger number shall we? | | | |
| Serious question on 17:16 - Jul 30 with 882 views | ExiledJack |
| Serious question on 16:55 - Jul 30 by CountyJim |
So in that case if everyone got the vac we'd all be ok
Simples really |
It would be great if that was true, albeit spare a thought for those who can’t take the vaccine.
The reality is, at the moment the vaccines are improving outcomes for those who take them in general. However, vaccinated people can still catch the virus and in some cases die. It’s looking as though they are more likely to catch the virus from other vaccinated people than unvaccinated people. So this calls into question some of the proposed measures against unvaccinated people mixing socially.
The bigger issue is how does the mass vaccination program steer the evolution of the virus? So far, it seems to be strengthening by every metric, and we could be in an “arms race” of sorts. Using vaccines sparingly for only the most vulnerable might be a better approach. | | | |
| Serious question on 17:24 - Jul 30 with 873 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Serious question on 16:14 - Jul 30 by Professor |
Prior infection for SARS CoV2 is less protective than the vaccines. So another pile of horse droppings. What utter rubbish |
The data from Israel.
“With a total of 835,792 Israelis known to have recovered from the virus, the 72 instances of reinfection amount to 0.0086% of people who were already infected with COVID.
By contrast, Israelis who were vaccinated were 6.72 times more likely to get infected after the shot than after natural infection, with over 3,000 of the 5,193,499, or 0.0578%, of Israelis who were vaccinated getting infected in the latest wave.”
And it will only get worse as the efficacy drops away with time as their results are showing. | | | |
| Serious question on 17:31 - Jul 30 with 864 views | CountyJim |
| Serious question on 17:16 - Jul 30 by ExiledJack |
It would be great if that was true, albeit spare a thought for those who can’t take the vaccine.
The reality is, at the moment the vaccines are improving outcomes for those who take them in general. However, vaccinated people can still catch the virus and in some cases die. It’s looking as though they are more likely to catch the virus from other vaccinated people than unvaccinated people. So this calls into question some of the proposed measures against unvaccinated people mixing socially.
The bigger issue is how does the mass vaccination program steer the evolution of the virus? So far, it seems to be strengthening by every metric, and we could be in an “arms race” of sorts. Using vaccines sparingly for only the most vulnerable might be a better approach. |
I was told I shouldn't have the vaccine I have allergie issues got to carry EpiPen but because I work on front line I took a risk they had doctor and stuff on standby etc
But I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I thought I'd passed on covid to a patient or brought it home again had it march 2020 |  | | |
| Serious question on 17:52 - Jul 30 with 848 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Serious question on 17:31 - Jul 30 by CountyJim |
I was told I shouldn't have the vaccine I have allergie issues got to carry EpiPen but because I work on front line I took a risk they had doctor and stuff on standby etc
But I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I thought I'd passed on covid to a patient or brought it home again had it march 2020 |
Which Vaccine did you have?
Because you did the right thing for the right reasons and you can still have happen what you didn't want to happen.
You can still get COVID and infect your patients.
If you had COVID you stood less chance of getting it again than by just having the vaccine, but I haven't seen what happens when you have both COVID and the Vaccine. | | | |
| Serious question on 17:54 - Jul 30 with 848 views | ExiledJack |
| Serious question on 17:31 - Jul 30 by CountyJim |
I was told I shouldn't have the vaccine I have allergie issues got to carry EpiPen but because I work on front line I took a risk they had doctor and stuff on standby etc
But I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I thought I'd passed on covid to a patient or brought it home again had it march 2020 |
Frontline work can often involve greater contact and potential exposure to the virus, so where safe to do so it makes absolute sense for the frontline to get vaccinated.
We couldn’t do without people like you County and the vital services you provide, which are even more important in these times. I wish you good health.
The rest of society can do it’s bit in reducing the spread, for both the country and their own benefit as the vaccines are not bulletproof. | | | |
| Serious question on 18:07 - Jul 30 with 845 views | CountyJim |
| Serious question on 17:52 - Jul 30 by A_Fans_Dad |
Which Vaccine did you have?
Because you did the right thing for the right reasons and you can still have happen what you didn't want to happen.
You can still get COVID and infect your patients.
If you had COVID you stood less chance of getting it again than by just having the vaccine, but I haven't seen what happens when you have both COVID and the Vaccine. |
I had the the pfizer jab I got to be honest after second jab I was really rough in bed for nearly four days but they say if you've had covid there's a good chance you get a bad reaction
Still it's done now | | | |
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| Serious question on 18:52 - Jul 30 with 836 views | max936 |
| Serious question on 10:24 - Jul 30 by KeithHaynes |
Getting violent over a ‘jab’ ðŸ‘😂 |
A jab would never have bettered a Henry Cooper left hook  |  | | |
| Serious question on 18:54 - Jul 30 with 836 views | max936 |
The Governments handling of the whole Covid issue as caused most of these divisions. IMO | | | |
| Serious question on 19:12 - Jul 30 with 825 views | A_Fans_Dad |
| Serious question on 18:54 - Jul 30 by max936 |
The Governments handling of the whole Covid issue as caused most of these divisions. IMO |
But the division is not just here in the UK, it is being stoked up by governments and media all over the world. [Post edited 30 Jul 2021 20:41]
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| Serious question on 21:47 - Jul 30 with 790 views | controversial_jack |
| Serious question on 11:08 - Jul 30 by 73__73 |
Well don’t come to England then, because hardly anyone is wearing a mask. [Post edited 30 Jul 2021 11:55]
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Which part of England? | | | |
| Serious question on 21:54 - Jul 30 with 783 views | majorraglan |
| Serious question on 17:31 - Jul 30 by CountyJim |
I was told I shouldn't have the vaccine I have allergie issues got to carry EpiPen but because I work on front line I took a risk they had doctor and stuff on standby etc
But I wouldn't be able to live with myself if I thought I'd passed on covid to a patient or brought it home again had it march 2020 |
Glad it worked out for you. Anyone with an allergy to a potential ingredient should be vaccinated in a full on clinical environment with Dr’s and proper resus arrangements in place, it’s what they do down here.
Hope the recovery from your operations goes well. | | | |
| Serious question on 01:28 - Jul 31 with 745 views | RonaldStump |
| Serious question on 16:55 - Jul 30 by CountyJim |
So in that case if everyone got the vac we'd all be ok
Simples really |
No because many would die from adverse reactions.
You also seem to forget that there are many people who CANNOT have the vaccine.
That has to be the most selfish post i've seen from you.
Hope you're not turning into a vaccine nazi | |
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| Serious question on 07:44 - Jul 31 with 703 views | Gwyn737 |
I’m quite enjoying this latest craze of people boycotting places that won’t let them in. | | | |
| Serious question on 08:30 - Jul 31 with 688 views | RonaldStump |
| Serious question on 07:44 - Jul 31 by Gwyn737 |
I’m quite enjoying this latest craze of people boycotting places that won’t let them in. |
Looks like the jabbed are turning into super spreaders, maybe start banning the vaccinated | |
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| Serious question on 09:20 - Jul 31 with 685 views | Gwyn737 |
| Serious question on 08:30 - Jul 31 by RonaldStump |
Looks like the jabbed are turning into super spreaders, maybe start banning the vaccinated |
I was referring to masks - should have been clearer 👠| | | |
| Serious question on 10:01 - Jul 31 with 677 views | controversial_jack |
| Serious question on 07:44 - Jul 31 by Gwyn737 |
I’m quite enjoying this latest craze of people boycotting places that won’t let them in. |
I boycott places that allow those in without masks | | | |
| Serious question on 11:24 - Jul 31 with 657 views | Gwyn737 |
| Serious question on 10:01 - Jul 31 by controversial_jack |
I boycott places that allow those in without masks |
Me too for indoor places | | | |
| Serious question on 11:29 - Jul 31 with 652 views | RonaldStump |
| Serious question on 11:24 - Jul 31 by Gwyn737 |
Me too for indoor places |
I never wear a mask and neither will I. I value my health too much unlike many | |
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| Serious question on 12:19 - Jul 31 with 627 views | RonaldStump |
Looks like they have plans to start popping off the vaccinated, that is not good news. | |
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| Serious question on 01:08 - Aug 1 with 583 views | Jack123 |
| Serious question on 12:19 - Jul 31 by RonaldStump |
Looks like they have plans to start popping off the vaccinated, that is not good news. |
Exactly , they want to do the cats and dogs as well.. |  |
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| Serious question on 07:38 - Aug 1 with 549 views | 73__73 |
All over. It’s no longer a requirement to wear masks. | |
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| Serious question on 07:41 - Aug 1 with 548 views | 73__73 |
| Serious question on 10:01 - Jul 31 by controversial_jack |
I boycott places that allow those in without masks |
And I will be boycotting any businesses that insist on wearing masks when the restrictions are lifted | |
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