You’ve already booked your 3rd injection haven’t you Renton…?
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So now the joke is that vaccinated people are needle-craving junkies? Or have I misunderstood?

comment by Clockwork Red: Jadon and the Argonauts (U4892)
posted 19 minutes ago
You’ve already booked your 3rd injection haven’t you Renton…?
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So now the joke is that vaccinated people are needle-craving junkies? Or have I misunderstood?

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I think his level of intellect is too high for you Clockwork. You'll never be able to keep up with such an advanced mind

"Long term effects for most? You have sources with empirical case studies for this? Including myself I know 23 ppl who had Covid and never so much as wheezed since.

You have fallen foul to the rhetoric and fanfare of this PR flu.

You do you, but this aggression from jib jabbers is like a zombie flick."

Right Mike, how many off the 23 you know had a long spell in intensive?..

As crap as it is it's mainly the long term intensive sufferers that have problems later in life, Lungs, Heart, Kidneys, Liver, whatever, it won't be fun!..

I also know a few that have had it, my Brother in England had it but was found at the early stages and he had to lockdown and take whatever treatment he had to take!..

Some ain't so lucky or just ignore things in place to help and end up in intensive, I know nobody that was in intensive, but I go to football here and there are 3 nurses amongs my friends that go with me and 2 off them work directly with those in intensive!..

I'm sure you've seen reports on the News about long term after effects from Covid, but it seems you don't really care!..

Explain, what is a zombie flick?..

Explain, what is a zombie flick?

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A film like Night of the Living Dead, where zombies wander around attacking the living in large groups.

Why are people who had the jab having a go at the antivaxers, what is there problem, why are they worried, they had the 'vax', and according to them they are safe, so get on with it and stop criticising the antivaxers who have made their decision not to have that damn thing, that is their business, and stop calling them selfish...or naming and shaming them as the stupid Loralorimer said which started this silly blog.

"A film like Night of the Living Dead, where zombies wander around attacking the living in large groups."

..to me Zombie films are like Rambo and Rocky, you see the first one no need to see the rest!..

Those programs don't interest me!.

comment by LeedsMRU (U22367)
posted 22 seconds ago
Why are people who had the jab having a go at the antivaxers, what is there problem, why are they worried, they had the 'vax', and according to them they are safe, so get on with it and stop criticising the antivaxers who have made their decision not to have that damn thing, that is their business, and stop calling them selfish...or naming and shaming them as the stupid Loralorimer said which started this silly blog.
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It’s classic mob mentality mixed with cognitive dissonance mixed with pseudo altruism.

Not one of these ppl took the jab because they wanted protection, they did it to “do their bit”/“so they can go to Tenerife with our Tracy” IMO

They spit and snarl like zombies at us “great unwashed” like we are a collection of register signing offenders. It’s laughable how the media has created a demographically line in the sand.

Funny thing is, i along with all I know who haven’t had the miracle, are not Anti vaccine, just anti rushed vax for a flu that I already beat.

comment by kammys left foot (U21862)
posted 11 hours, 17 minutes ago
comment by 🎤Mike drop🎤 (U15513)
posted 48 minutes ago
Merryspur…are you going on the record and saying NO INJURY WILL OR HAS EVER OCCURRED FROM THE CV JAB?

Who said anything about future deaths? Can you confirm that WONT happen?

However you look at it. It’s not anti vaccine to not want to take a jab for something that 9 out of 10 healthy folk won’t even need a doctor for is bizarre.

You can have mine 💉💉💉
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mike / mru, i hope you or some1 close does not succumb to this nasty virus, ignorance is bliss
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Typical cliche response

I don't think Lora said anything about naming and shaming, he said find out how many clubs had that weren't vaccinated!..

And I think its the anti's here that have the bigger problem!..

Mike, I've had the injetions, but I've no intention in going anywhere, I'm to worried about going somewhere and finding when I want to return I cant because boarders have closed!..

Oh, and I did it because I wanted to, along with many others!..

comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 1 minute ago
I don't think Lora said anything about naming and shaming, he said find out how many clubs had that weren't vaccinated!..

And I think its the anti's here that have the bigger problem!..

Mike, I've had the injetions, but I've no intention in going anywhere, I'm to worried about going somewhere and finding when I want to return I cant because boarders have closed!..

Oh, and I did it because I wanted to, along with many others!..
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You did because you were scared and pressured.

Bullcrap, but if so I suppose its better than being a coward!..

The only ones displaying any fear are those making up lies to avoid a vaccine.

Goodnight you two. Sweet dreams and hope don’t wet the bed.

Sleep tight Mike, don't cough too loud or someone in a white plastic suit and mask might kick your door in!..

comment by LeedsMRU (U22367)
posted 1 hour, 33 minutes ago
Why are people who had the jab having a go at the antivaxers, what is there problem, why are they worried, they had the 'vax', and according to them they are safe, so get on with it and stop criticising the antivaxers who have made their decision not to have that damn thing, that is their business, and stop calling them selfish...or naming and shaming them as the stupid Loralorimer said which started this silly blog.
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The thing that gets missed though, and has been missed here, is that the problem posed by unvaccinated people is not a personal but a societal one. By that I mean that I’m not particularly worried about catching Covid from a vaccinated person; but I recognise that the more people who don’t get vaccinated, the longer the pandemic is likely to continue. And even this would bother me less if it were not for the fact that the people who moan the loudest about the pandemic are often those who won’t take a jab. It’s a weird sort of ‘cake and eat it’ mentality: moan about the problem, reject the solution and then go one further in some cases by trying to stop others adopting the solution.

So of course, it is ‘your business’ not to have the vaccine, but one must accept that the decision not to do so is likely to prolong the pandemic. This is especially true in the UK, where the government has put all its eggs in the vaccine basket and isn’t really interested in doing anything else right now to control the spread.

So ‘why am I worried’? Well, not about myself; not at all. The way I see it, the pandemic metaphorically knocked down our cities. We’ve all been asked to pick up a couple of bricks to help rebuild. I’ve picked mine up. If people refuse to pick up theirs, that’s their business, like you say; but the establishments they want to go back into will take longer to rebuild as a result. And that affects everyone.

comment by LeedsMRU (U22367)
posted 1 hour, 42 minutes ago
Why are people who had the jab having a go at the antivaxers, what is there problem, why are they worried, they had the 'vax', and according to them they are safe, so get on with it and stop criticising the antivaxers who have made their decision not to have that damn thing, that is their business, and stop calling them selfish...or naming and shaming them as the stupid Loralorimer said which started this silly blog.
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This silly blog seems to have hit a nerve with you antivaxers, Covid deniers and other general crackpots. Why else would you be spending so much of your time spreading your bile on here when there’s so many rocks out there to crawl under…

comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
Its as simple as if there was no vaccine we'd be in a forever lockdown!..

The figures before the vaccine was thousands a day dying, it took a bit off time to get the vaccine to a stage where experts agreed it was better than nothing!..

It also took time before deaths dropped, but anyone that thinks vaccines don't work should look at time before and after vaccines!..

They must be working, and people that can't see that are those that'll be effected the most, if they get the virus and survive the long term after affects for most will make life hell!..

But the way things are now they're making others lives hell!..
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One thing to be remembered is that just as with any destructive event, the initial ’blast’ kills those most vulnerable to the cause. Gradually casualties falls off anyway.

So certainly, the vaccine has helped those who were partly vulnerable.

Taking the objective view, what we do know is that all pandemics have blown themselves out with or without lockdowns and vaccines…..and all pandemics have seen the vast majority die within 12 months of the global outbreak.

So the appraise the true ‘effect’ of lockdown and vaccine combination is a difficult evaluation to make.

Personally, I’m unhappy about being forced to have the vaccine.

I feel those who are hesitant people should have been given until the end of 2023 to accept the vaccine.

Most definitely, these ridiculous passports should not have been mandatory until then.

The harder politicans push and threaten the more the doubters are going to suspect their motives are sinister. Common sense should make them realise that.

comment by Clockwork Red: Jadon and the Argonauts (U4892)
posted 25 minutes ago
comment by LeedsMRU (U22367)
posted 1 hour, 33 minutes ago
Why are people who had the jab having a go at the antivaxers, what is there problem, why are they worried, they had the 'vax', and according to them they are safe, so get on with it and stop criticising the antivaxers who have made their decision not to have that damn thing, that is their business, and stop calling them selfish...or naming and shaming them as the stupid Loralorimer said which started this silly blog.
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The thing that gets missed though, and has been missed here, is that the problem posed by unvaccinated people is not a personal but a societal one. By that I mean that I’m not particularly worried about catching Covid from a vaccinated person; but I recognise that the more people who don’t get vaccinated, the longer the pandemic is likely to continue. And even this would bother me less if it were not for the fact that the people who moan the loudest about the pandemic are often those who won’t take a jab. It’s a weird sort of ‘cake and eat it’ mentality: moan about the problem, reject the solution and then go one further in some cases by trying to stop others adopting the solution.

So of course, it is ‘your business’ not to have the vaccine, but one must accept that the decision not to do so is likely to prolong the pandemic. This is especially true in the UK, where the government has put all its eggs in the vaccine basket and isn’t really interested in doing anything else right now to control the spread.

So ‘why am I worried’? Well, not about myself; not at all. The way I see it, the pandemic metaphorically knocked down our cities. We’ve all been asked to pick up a couple of bricks to help rebuild. I’ve picked mine up. If people refuse to pick up theirs, that’s their business, like you say; but the establishments they want to go back into will take longer to rebuild as a result. And that affects everyone.
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Brilliant post

The harder politicans push and threaten the more the doubters are going to suspect their motives are sinister. Common sense should make them realise that.

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On the other hand - and far be it from me to defend our incompetent, despicable government - you’d think people would have the common sense to realise that the government want as many people vaccinated as possible so we can go back to a version of normality closer to 2019 standards. As I said above, the government have now given up threatening people with such inhuman atrocities as masks and social distancing (that’s sarcasm by the way) and are relying solely on widespread vaccination.

Unfortunately, the people you are talking about in that last paragraph have this weird idea that you can solve the problem of a pandemic by smiling at it.

comment by Real Estate - Estemos Top Four de nuevo (U21471)
posted 7 hours, 48 minutes ago
comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 6 hours, 8 minutes ago
Its as simple as if there was no vaccine we'd be in a forever lockdown!..

The figures before the vaccine was thousands a day dying, it took a bit off time to get the vaccine to a stage where experts agreed it was better than nothing!..

It also took time before deaths dropped, but anyone that thinks vaccines don't work should look at time before and after vaccines!..

They must be working, and people that can't see that are those that'll be effected the most, if they get the virus and survive the long term after affects for most will make life hell!..

But the way things are now they're making others lives hell!..
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One thing to be remembered is that just as with any destructive event, the initial ’blast’ kills those most vulnerable to the cause. Gradually casualties falls off anyway.

So certainly, the vaccine has helped those who were partly vulnerable.

Taking the objective view, what we do know is that all pandemics have blown themselves out with or without lockdowns and vaccines…..and all pandemics have seen the vast majority die within 12 months of the global outbreak.

So the appraise the true ‘effect’ of lockdown and vaccine combination is a difficult evaluation to make.

Personally, I’m unhappy about being forced to have the vaccine.

I feel those who are hesitant people should have been given until the end of 2023 to accept the vaccine.

Most definitely, these ridiculous passports should not have been mandatory until then.

The harder politicans push and threaten the more the doubters are going to suspect their motives are sinister. Common sense should make them realise that.
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A coherent intelligent post from someone who does not want to take the vaccine like this makes you respect their opinion

Antivaxxers take note

comment by 🎤Mike drop🎤 (U15513)
posted 19 hours, 50 minutes ago
comment by kammys left foot (U21862)
posted 1 hour, 39 minutes ago
comment by 🎤Mike drop🎤 (U15513)
posted 48 minutes ago
Merryspur…are you going on the record and saying NO INJURY WILL OR HAS EVER OCCURRED FROM THE CV JAB?

Who said anything about future deaths? Can you confirm that WONT happen?

However you look at it. It’s not anti vaccine to not want to take a jab for something that 9 out of 10 healthy folk won’t even need a doctor for is bizarre.

You can have mine 💉💉💉
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mike / mru, i hope you or some1 close does not succumb to this nasty virus, ignorance is bliss
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Wife had it
12 yr old had it
I had it

Wife and daughter the painted daughters bedroom during the sickness.

I still managed home work workouts

So 3 of 4 ppl in my house had it, and saw an immune system so what it does for 99% of ppl

Covid is NOT smallpox. Stop hyping it up to be so.
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i don't get your point....is it ' i am right jack, fu?

as i said ignorance is bliss

One off the biggest killers known to man was the Spanish Flu, if they'd had the know how back then what they have these days, would so many have died?..

I don't think so!..

comment by LufcGermany (U6066)
posted 1 hour, 14 minutes ago
One off the biggest killers known to man was the Spanish Flu, if they'd had the know how back then what they have these days, would so many have died?..

I don't think so!..
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Exactly, flu is a massive killer.

'Just a bit of flu' kills millions.

But because we are not dropping dead in the street with blood pouring out of our eye sockets, we should not concern ourselves

When people comment with things along the line of "i'm not an anti-vaxxer but...….." you know they are already down the rabbit hole