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Mapletree Croydon 01 Dec 21 10.44pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
Sure living here in Ireland! I've been in lockdown since March 2020! Can't sit in a coffee shop or go to a pub here! Not that I would want to be socialising with the vaccinated anyway who are all super spreaders! They arnt required to do any testing and can just walk into a pub / restaurant / care home and be positive for covid and pass it on! Whereas me an unvaccinated person who does alot of antigen / PCR tests is not safe? Boggles the mind really! It is total madness that you don’t have to take a Covid test before visiting a care home in Ireland. On this we surely agree. This is different in the UK where a test is required on the same day as the visit.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 01 Dec 21 10.50pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
Sure living here in Ireland! I've been in lockdown since March 2020! Can't sit in a coffee shop or go to a pub here! Not that I would want to be socialising with the vaccinated anyway who are all super spreaders! They arnt required to do any testing and can just walk into a pub / restaurant / care home and be positive for covid and pass it on! Whereas me an unvaccinated person who does alot of antigen / PCR tests is not safe? Boggles the mind really! Whilst the vaccines don't completely stop you getting infected, they do stop between 67% and 95% of infections, dependent on the vaccine received. They, of course, also greatly reduce severe disease in the vaccinated. So the idea that the vaccinated are "super-spreaders" is nonsense. They are unlikely to spread it to anyone, but more likely to spread it to the unvaccinated. Which is why you aren't there. The vaccinated in those coffee shops and pubs are also less likely to get infected by the same significant % and won't suffer as much as the unvaccinated should they be. So you test! It's a start, but hardly an adequate protection, or substitute for vaccination. You can easily pick up a virus between tests. The vaccinated here are also encouraged to do routine lateral flow tests, and some are required to prior to working. The only responsible thing to do is to get vaccinated, and then keep on testing. We are all in this together and all of us, no exceptions, need to play their part.
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dreamwaverider London 01 Dec 21 10.51pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
Sure living here in Ireland! I've been in lockdown since March 2020! Can't sit in a coffee shop or go to a pub here! Not that I would want to be socialising with the vaccinated anyway who are all super spreaders! They arnt required to do any testing and can just walk into a pub / restaurant / care home and be positive for covid and pass it on! Whereas me an unvaccinated person who does alot of antigen / PCR tests is not safe? Boggles the mind really! when you get it, if you make it, then you will think very different. Believe me I’ve been there.
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eaglesdare 01 Dec 21 10.56pm | |
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Originally posted by dreamwaverider
when you get it, if you make it, then you will think very different. Believe me I’ve been there. I had covid recently and had all the symptoms I was fine after a week with lemsip and solpadeine!
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BlueJay UK 01 Dec 21 10.58pm | |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
It is total madness that you don’t have to take a Covid test before visiting a care home in Ireland. On this we surely agree. This is different in the UK where a test is required on the same day as the visit. That is rather unnerving, since it hardly takes long to do a test and the consequences of not doing so can be significant to put it mildly.
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BlueJay UK 01 Dec 21 11.01pm | |
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Trump tested positive for COVID-19 days before debate with Biden: Meadows book - [Link] "Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows reportedly reveals in a new book that former President Trump tested positive for the coronavirus three days before his first debate against then-Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. In "The Chief’s Chief," Meadows writes that although Trump was aware that in order to participate in the debate each candidate had to “to test negative for the virus within seventy two hours of the start time ... Nothing was going to stop [Trump] from going out there," He tested negative upon taking it again and decided to forget about his likely positive status, before taking part in the debate (maskless of course - I doubt he was averse to the idea of Biden catching it). Trump of course denies this. He went on to then blamed the Goldstar families (families of those we died serving their country) for infecting him after, it turns out, meeting them the day AFTER he knew about his positive test. What a POS . Edited by BlueJay (01 Dec 2021 11.03pm)
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eaglesdare 01 Dec 21 11.01pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Whilst the vaccines don't completely stop you getting infected, they do stop between 67% and 95% of infections, dependent on the vaccine received. They, of course, also greatly reduce severe disease in the vaccinated. So the idea that the vaccinated are "super-spreaders" is nonsense. They are unlikely to spread it to anyone, but more likely to spread it to the unvaccinated. Which is why you aren't there. The vaccinated in those coffee shops and pubs are also less likely to get infected by the same significant % and won't suffer as much as the unvaccinated should they be. So you test! It's a start, but hardly an adequate protection, or substitute for vaccination. You can easily pick up a virus between tests. The vaccinated here are also encouraged to do routine lateral flow tests, and some are required to prior to working. The only responsible thing to do is to get vaccinated, and then keep on testing. We are all in this together and all of us, no exceptions, need to play their part.
At the end of the day you do you I would never tell someone to get or not get the vaccine! I neither want nor need it! I have a robust immune system that has done me well in the years I have been alive! I have never had a vaccine in my life!
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eaglesdare 01 Dec 21 11.04pm | |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
That is rather unnerving, since it hardly takes long to do a test and the consequences of not doing so can be significant to put it mildly. The thing is in Ireland the antigen testing is not recommended and the "health experts" here have told people to not do them! Up until recently you couldn't get antigen tests anywhere in the country only now are in lidl and dunnes stores selling them! Everytime I go over for a game I stack up on the NHS antigen tests
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Orange1290 01 Dec 21 11.04pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
I had covid recently and had all the symptoms I was fine after a week with lemsip and solpadeine! How many others did you infect that weren't so lucky with their symptoms? The unvaccinated are the breeding ground for new variants as the vaccinated don't give the virus anywhere near the same chance to mutate. Far too much of a "me, me, me" culture with the unvaccinated.
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eaglesdare 01 Dec 21 11.16pm | |
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Originally posted by Orange1290
How many others did you infect that weren't so lucky with their symptoms? The unvaccinated are the breeding ground for new variants as the vaccinated don't give the virus anywhere near the same chance to mutate. Far too much of a "me, me, me" culture with the unvaccinated. No one! I did regular testing and most likely caught covid from a vaccinated person! Well no not really! In the vaccinated the virus mutates more and new variants are then created! And no it's the other way around people like you who are the selfish ones! And I expect you want our 5 year old kids to be vaccinated with a trial vaccine just to protect you!
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 01 Dec 21 11.19pm | |
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Originally posted by eaglesdare
At the end of the day you do you I would never tell someone to get or not get the vaccine! I neither want nor need it! I have a robust immune system that has done me well in the years I have been alive! I have never had a vaccine in my life! No immune system on earth exists which can predictably cope with a heavy dose of an infection unknown to it. You are deluding yourself, whilst threatening others. You caught it once, passed it on in all probability, and now assume you pose less risk than the vaccinated. You may not want it! So frigging what? It's not all about you. Others want you to have it. And you do need it. You just don't think you do.
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Stirlingsays 01 Dec 21 11.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
No immune system on earth exists which can predictably cope with a heavy dose of an infection unknown to it. You are deluding yourself, whilst threatening others. You caught it once, passed it on in all probability, and now assume you pose less risk than the vaccinated. You may not want it! So frigging what? It's not all about you. Others want you to have it. And you do need it. You just don't think you do. Mostly true but not totally. The immune system is remarkably good at identifying cells that aren't you. I don't think I've ever heard of any virus or illness that managed to kill everyone it infected and that's with no treatment. It's true that if you gave massive doses you are going to over-ride any system but no new infection is going to kill absolutely everyone it comes into contact with. As for what others want....some of us want you to stick a gag over your gob....To quote you back, 'You may not want it! So frigging what? It's not all about you. Others want you to have it. And you do need it. You just don't think you do.'
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