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eaglesdare Flag 09 May 24 10.43am Send a Private Message to eaglesdare Add eaglesdare as a friend

Originally posted by The groover

It should be remembered that covid causes blood clots, as I've already discussed. Therefore the fact AZ does the same thing is not imo a surprise.

Its a choice for everyone, but bottom line. If you get a clot due to the vaccine chances are you're also going to do so if you get covid.

Some of us are susceptible to getting blood clots. That is a fact.

And that is why when I had covid and when I had the AZ vaccines I took one aspirin every two days as a blood thinner.

It was never a choice. And that is what the issue is.

 

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eaglesdare Flag 09 May 24 10.59am Send a Private Message to eaglesdare Add eaglesdare as a friend

[Link]

- in 2009 "Pfizer drug breach ends in biggest US crime fine"

[Link]

"Pfizer agrees to settle 10,000 lawsuits accusing pharma giant of hiding cancer risks of heartburn drug Zantac"

But yes their covid vaccine must be safe and effective with no ill side effects. And no questions asked.....

Edited by eaglesdare (09 May 2024 11.14am)

 

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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 09 May 24 11.20am Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by eaglesdare

What even is the threshold for "Rare"?

Quite obviously it’s undefined and depends on the context. More important is the assessment of risk versus reward. When the benefits outweigh the possible costs by enormous margins it is entirely responsible to encourage people to ignore any risks and irresponsible for anyone to overstate them and worry people into making irrational decisions.

 


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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 09 May 24 11.31am Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by eaglesdare

[Link]

- in 2009 "Pfizer drug breach ends in biggest US crime fine"

[Link]

"Pfizer agrees to settle 10,000 lawsuits accusing pharma giant of hiding cancer risks of heartburn drug Zantac"

But yes their covid vaccine must be safe and effective with no ill side effects. And no questions asked.....

Edited by eaglesdare (09 May 2024 11.14am)

It happens sometimes, but that doesn’t mean we stop taking all medications and treat every one as though it will poison us. We research, we learn and we withdraw if issues are discovered.

Companies will settle claims without admitting any responsibility because it’s often cheaper to do so than fight them. Nothing should be assumed as a consequence.

Of course questions should be asked. When the answer is that it’s better to take a small risk than not take the medication then making people worried is irresponsible.

 


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The groover Flag Danbury 09 May 24 11.49am Send a Private Message to The groover Add The groover as a friend

Lets play devils advocate.

In Spain there is a new virus that is transmitted by ticks (currently). The mortality rate is 40%.

A vaccine is released with a risk of side effects, the worst of which could be death. The risk is far smaller than it is if you catch it.

Currently, its only those who get bitten by ticks so I would expect a lot of people would say no to the vaccine.

But what if it infects mosquito's? And the chances of catching it increase dramatically.

I would then expect a far larger take up of the vaccine.

It's all about chance and risk and is a judgement call.

 

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The groover Flag Danbury 09 May 24 11.54am Send a Private Message to The groover Add The groover as a friend

Originally posted by eaglesdare

It was never a choice. And that is what the issue is.

It was only not a choice for the emergency services. Everyone else could say no. That is why take up percentages were quoted, which were never 100%.

 

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eaglesdare Flag 09 May 24 12.18pm Send a Private Message to eaglesdare Add eaglesdare as a friend

Originally posted by The groover

It was only not a choice for the emergency services. Everyone else could say no. That is why take up percentages were quoted, which were never 100%.

What planet are you on? It was mass coercion tactics. It was very much 1940s Germany.

In some countries you could not leave your front door without it.

Essentially it was either take it or be excluded from society.

In America people lost their jobs even the IT workers who worked from home had to take it or loose their jobs.

 

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eaglesdare Flag 09 May 24 12.19pm Send a Private Message to eaglesdare Add eaglesdare as a friend

Originally posted by The groover

Lets play devils advocate.

In Spain there is a new virus that is transmitted by ticks (currently). The mortality rate is 40%.

A vaccine is released with a risk of side effects, the worst of which could be death. The risk is far smaller than it is if you catch it.

Currently, its only those who get bitten by ticks so I would expect a lot of people would say no to the vaccine.

But what if it infects mosquito's? And the chances of catching it increase dramatically.

I would then expect a far larger take up of the vaccine.

It's all about chance and risk and is a judgement call.

The survival rate after catching covid was 99 percent.

 

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Wisbech Eagle Flag Truro Cornwall 09 May 24 3.28pm Send a Private Message to Wisbech Eagle Add Wisbech Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by eaglesdare

What planet are you on? It was mass coercion tactics. It was very much 1940s Germany.

In some countries you could not leave your front door without it.

Essentially it was either take it or be excluded from society.

In America people lost their jobs even the IT workers who worked from home had to take it or loose their jobs.

Which is exactly how it ought to have been, at the beginning at least. Those advocating for freedom of choice seem to forget that others have that right too. If they decide they don’t want to mix with the unvaccinated and they constitute the majority, or our representatives decide on their behalf, then it’s their wishes that are paramount.

Anyone then deciding not to be vaccinated has to accept that the consequences of their decision will be social isolation. That’s the personal choice. Once the situation became clearer then a more relaxed attitude prevailed, unwisely in my opinion.

 


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Teddy Eagle Flag 09 May 24 3.56pm Send a Private Message to Teddy Eagle Add Teddy Eagle as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Which is exactly how it ought to have been, at the beginning at least. Those advocating for freedom of choice seem to forget that others have that right too. If they decide they don’t want to mix with the unvaccinated and they constitute the majority, or our representatives decide on their behalf, then it’s their wishes that are paramount.

Anyone then deciding not to be vaccinated has to accept that the consequences of their decision will be social isolation. That’s the personal choice. Once the situation became clearer then a more relaxed attitude prevailed, unwisely in my opinion.

Why wouldn't they want to mix though when vaccination didn't stop transmission? Those who were vaccinated benefited from the likelihood that the effects would be less severe but could still catch it from other vaccinated people.

 

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ASCPFC Flag Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 09 May 24 5.16pm Send a Private Message to ASCPFC Add ASCPFC as a friend

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Why wouldn't they want to mix though when vaccination didn't stop transmission? Those who were vaccinated benefited from the likelihood that the effects would be less severe but could still catch it from other vaccinated people.

I always wondered how the drugs were even labelled as vaccines? Surely the idea of a vaccine is that you don't catch the disease? Obviously, I must be mistaken.
How is even less COVID calculated? You get a bit less COVID with a vaccine? Doesn't seem particularly scientific.
Give it a few years and there will be the admittance that the vaccines were insufficiently tested, rushed and ineffective. Give it a few more years and the drugs companies might even admit that side-effects were more widespread than expected and not presented fairly to patients.
The God like trust in these vaccines is like a cult. There's no balance in a debate with the brain washed.

 


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Lombardinho Flag London 09 May 24 6.56pm Send a Private Message to Lombardinho Add Lombardinho as a friend

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

Which is exactly how it ought to have been, at the beginning at least. Those advocating for freedom of choice seem to forget that others have that right too. If they decide they don’t want to mix with the unvaccinated and they constitute the majority, or our representatives decide on their behalf, then it’s their wishes that are paramount.

Anyone then deciding not to be vaccinated has to accept that the consequences of their decision will be social isolation. That’s the personal choice. Once the situation became clearer then a more relaxed attitude prevailed, unwisely in my opinion.

I gave up on this thread many moons ago.
On returning, to my surprise, there are a few posters who now seem to talk a little sense.
Guess what?
You are not one of them.
You're probably the one who recently changed the meaning of the word "vaccine"in the dictionary.
What's most laughable is this "news"( only because the mainstream media are finally reporting on it ) about AZ is just the beginning.
You're going to be working flat-out from now on trying to deflect away all the info that proves you've posted nothing but poppycock all these years.

 

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