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Lombardinho London 10 Dec 20 12.09am
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly I still see 'vulnerable' adults and children walking around supermarkets without masks. If you are sooo 'vulnerable' you should have a massive face mask and not be exposing other people to your ineptitude and lack of knowledge of science. Edited by Forest Hillbilly (09 Dec 2020 7.10pm) Despicable. My child gets forced to wear a mask over my dead body. It's not science that's made you think this way. It's a psy-op. Common sense should tell you the mask compromises one's intake of oxygen and if this lunacy continues, your respitory function will fail. Why point the finger at others? They're just breathing. You're a human too, aren't you?
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Lombardinho

London 10 Dec 20 12.09am

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

I still see 'vulnerable' adults and children walking around supermarkets without masks.

If you are sooo 'vulnerable' you should have a massive face mask and not be exposing other people to your ineptitude and lack of knowledge of science.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (09 Dec 2020 7.10pm)

Despicable.

My child gets forced to wear a mask over my dead body.
It's not science that's made you think this way.
It's a psy-op.
Common sense should tell you the mask compromises one's intake of oxygen and if this lunacy continues, your respitory function will fail.

Why point the finger at others? They're just breathing. You're a human too, aren't you?

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chris123 hove actually 10 Dec 20 6.52am
Originally posted by Lombardinho Despicable. My child gets forced to wear a mask over my dead body. It's not science that's made you think this way. It's a psy-op. Common sense should tell you the mask compromises one's intake of oxygen and if this lunacy continues, your respitory function will fail. Why point the finger at others? They're just breathing. You're a human too, aren't you? The science surely is overwhelming clear that, properly worn and maintained, masks work stopping the spread of infection.
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chris123

hove actually 10 Dec 20 6.52am

Originally posted by Lombardinho

Despicable.

Why point the finger at others? They're just breathing. You're a human too, aren't you?

The science surely is overwhelming clear that, properly worn and maintained, masks work stopping the spread of infection.

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DanH SW2 10 Dec 20 8.38am
Originally posted by chris123 The science surely is overwhelming clear that, properly worn and maintained, masks work stopping the spread of infection. It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake.
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DanH

SW2 10 Dec 20 8.38am

Originally posted by chris123

The science surely is overwhelming clear that, properly worn and maintained, masks work stopping the spread of infection.

It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake.

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Spiderman Horsham 10 Dec 20 8.51am
Originally posted by cryrst The two people actually carry around adrenaline. I reckon they must be allergic to tons of stuff so wouldn't be exceptional. I'm sure paracetomaol would have killed someone at some time through a reaction on the first try. My daughter’s boyfriend is allergic to fresh fruit and vegetables ( seriously) he has to microwave everything for a few seconds which kills off whatever he is allergic too. Never heard of this before, initially thought it was some childish tantrum. He carries an epi pen with him Apparently it’s called Oral Allergy Syndrome ( cue Tom-the-Eagle) Edited by Spiderman (10 Dec 2020 8.54am)
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Spiderman

Horsham 10 Dec 20 8.51am

Originally posted by cryrst

The two people actually carry around adrenaline.
I reckon they must be allergic to tons of stuff so wouldn't be exceptional. I'm sure paracetomaol would have killed someone at some time through a reaction on the first try.

My daughter’s boyfriend is allergic to fresh fruit and vegetables ( seriously) he has to microwave everything for a few seconds which kills off whatever he is allergic too. Never heard of this before, initially thought it was some childish tantrum. He carries an epi pen with him

Apparently it’s called Oral Allergy Syndrome ( cue Tom-the-Eagle)

Edited by Spiderman (10 Dec 2020 8.54am)

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Badger11 Beckenham 10 Dec 20 9.04am
Originally posted by cryrst The two people actually carry around adrenaline. I reckon they must be allergic to tons of stuff so wouldn't be exceptional. I'm sure paracetomaol would have killed someone at some time through a reaction on the first try. According to the manufacturer anyone who has a severe allergy should not take it. So the question the media failed to ask was did the hospital know this and if not why not and were those patients informed. One more point
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Badger11

Beckenham 10 Dec 20 9.04am

Originally posted by cryrst

According to the manufacturer anyone who has a severe allergy should not take it. So the question the media failed to ask was did the hospital know this and if not why not and were those patients informed.

One more point

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Lombardinho London 10 Dec 20 9.16am
Originally posted by DanH It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake. [Link]
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Lombardinho

London 10 Dec 20 9.16am

Originally posted by DanH

It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake.

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cryrst The garden of England 10 Dec 20 9.21am
Originally posted by Badger11 According to the manufacturer anyone who has a severe allergy should not take it. So the question the media failed to ask was did the hospital know this and if not why not and were those patients informed. More to the point it should be the two patients who ask the question. Now it will be a huge paper exercise because two 'adults' maybe didnt ask quite a simple question. I'm allergic to loads of stuff so will this affect me. Not hard really. Anyhow they got a rash apparently so hardly a CPR moment.
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cryrst

The garden of England 10 Dec 20 9.21am

Originally posted by Badger11

More to the point it should be the two patients who ask the question. Now it will be a huge paper exercise because two 'adults' maybe didnt ask quite a simple question. I'm allergic to loads of stuff so will this affect me. Not hard really.
Anyhow they got a rash apparently so hardly a CPR moment.

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Eaglecoops CR3 10 Dec 20 9.21am
Originally posted by DanH It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake. Can you show me the backing to your assertion please?
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Eaglecoops

CR3 10 Dec 20 9.21am

Originally posted by DanH

It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake.

Can you show me the backing to your assertion please?

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Eaglecoops CR3 10 Dec 20 9.24am
Originally posted by chris123 The science surely is overwhelming clear that, properly worn and maintained, masks work stopping the spread of infection. Where is this science that people keep banging on about. There is more evidence it causes problems than there is it stops transmission of anything. I don’t want to see a government instruction I want to see scientific evidence and I never have.
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Eaglecoops

CR3 10 Dec 20 9.24am

Originally posted by chris123

The science surely is overwhelming clear that, properly worn and maintained, masks work stopping the spread of infection.

Where is this science that people keep banging on about. There is more evidence it causes problems than there is it stops transmission of anything.

I don’t want to see a government instruction I want to see scientific evidence and I never have.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 10 Dec 20 11.37am
Originally posted by DanH It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake. ‘’It’s droplets, it’s aerosols, it’s it’s it’s better than nothing, it might make 1% difference.’’ Give it up, unless you’re wearing a proper mask it’s garbage and can actually make more of a problem. Notice parts of Britain that prove you wrong. Social distancing is fine, this one cloth measure is false hope and often not needed. It’s been virtually no issue whatsoever for shop workers. People actually start believing masks make them safe and stop the distancing. I’ve seen lots of it, while wearing a cloth that could make as little as 3% difference and as much as 20%, if you had it on so tight you couldn’t speak or even breathe and probably about 3 of them. Edited by Rudi Hedman (10 Dec 2020 11.38am) COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 10 Dec 20 11.37am

Originally posted by DanH

It’s also science that they don’t reduce oxygen intake.

‘’It’s droplets, it’s aerosols, it’s it’s it’s better than nothing, it might make 1% difference.’’ Give it up, unless you’re wearing a proper mask it’s garbage and can actually make more of a problem. Notice parts of Britain that prove you wrong.

Social distancing is fine, this one cloth measure is false hope and often not needed. It’s been virtually no issue whatsoever for shop workers. People actually start believing masks make them safe and stop the distancing. I’ve seen lots of it, while wearing a cloth that could make as little as 3% difference and as much as 20%, if you had it on so tight you couldn’t speak or even breathe and probably about 3 of them.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (10 Dec 2020 11.38am)

COYP

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chris123 hove actually 10 Dec 20 5.16pm
Originally posted by Eaglecoops Where is this science that people keep banging on about. There is more evidence it causes problems than there is it stops transmission of anything. I don’t want to see a government instruction I want to see scientific evidence and I never have. The science is everywhere and constant, how are you missing it?
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chris123

hove actually 10 Dec 20 5.16pm

Originally posted by Eaglecoops

Where is this science that people keep banging on about. There is more evidence it causes problems than there is it stops transmission of anything.

I don’t want to see a government instruction I want to see scientific evidence and I never have.

The science is everywhere and constant, how are you missing it?

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