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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2021/feb/14/brexit-britain-eu-covid-vaccination-fiasco?__twitter_impression=true&s=09

Perhaps not.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"https://amp.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2021/feb/14/brexit-britain-eu-covid-vaccination-fiasco?__twitter_impression=true&s=09

Perhaps not."

Bet you couldn’t wait for the Guardian to have penned something like this Lionel. .

Did you not get any cards yesterday by any chance?

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

unbelievable

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By *ssexbloke72Man  over a year ago

Poplar

#notobsessed

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool

Nice to see the forum maintaining its using high levels of political debate

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here

What’s your opinion of the article ?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?"

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe."

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

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By *ercuryMan  over a year ago

Grantham

Its written by a French journalist, who has a history of writing "anti-UK" articles.

Like everyone, he has an opinion.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

"

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me "

So its total nonsense?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me "

Are the figures he provides not correct?

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me

So its total nonsense?"

It’s certainly going to be partisan.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me

So its total nonsense?

It’s certainly going to be partisan. "

The press here print partisan pieces. The brexiteers on here have been creaming themselves silly over them.

The papers have been full of how bad the eu has been the last few weeks..should there not be some balance?

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested."

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

"

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me

So its total nonsense?

It’s certainly going to be partisan.

The press here print partisan pieces. The brexiteers on here have been creaming themselves silly over them.

The papers have been full of how bad the eu has been the last few weeks..should there not be some balance?

"

You will use this as a comfort blanket. Cling to it from now on I bet you have already got it copy and pasted ready to deploy. Enjoy the balance.

The forums have been brilliant today.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected."

So you think it is better to vaccinate fewer people with 2 shots than more people with a single shot?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected.

So you think it is better to vaccinate fewer people with 2 shots than more people with a single shot? "

Ooh once again just conjuring up things I didnt say.

You are getting a dab hand at that.

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

macron now saying if you have had the virus you only need one jab . political or led by science? i know where my money is.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"It’s an opinion piece written by someone in Brussels.

I would give it the same credence as any jingoistic Daily Mail columnists to be honest.

I certainly wouldn’t be blithely believing it or clinging on to it.

But that’s just little old objective me

So its total nonsense?

It’s certainly going to be partisan.

The press here print partisan pieces. The brexiteers on here have been creaming themselves silly over them.

The papers have been full of how bad the eu has been the last few weeks..should there not be some balance?

You will use this as a comfort blanket. Cling to it from now on I bet you have already got it copy and pasted ready to deploy. Enjoy the balance.

The forums have been brilliant today. "

Literally no idea what you are in about.

I've put the link once..why would I put it up again.

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"Nice to see the forum maintaining its using high levels of political debate "
You set the standard with so many posts

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

"

The figures calculated for vaccines is different in each country,

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe."

Now thats funny typical Gaurdian a comedy comic

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.Now thats funny typical Gaurdian a comedy comic"

The guardian is a comedy comic?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.Now thats funny typical Gaurdian a comedy comic"

Do you still read The Sun?

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected.

So you think it is better to vaccinate fewer people with 2 shots than more people with a single shot?

Ooh once again just conjuring up things I didnt say.

You are getting a dab hand at that."

Its a question about what the figures relate to in context.... you seem to suggest your approval for the figures stating that Europe had fully vaccinated/2 shots more people than the Uk.

So if you think this is an important measure of the success of the EU vaccine roll out, my question is - do you think it is better to fully vaccinate fewer people than single shot a larger number?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool

Tbf too boris he has been busy swerving meeting with the families of victims who have died asking for an investigation.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"Tbf too boris he has been busy swerving meeting with the families of victims who have died asking for an investigation. "

And here it is.

Unleash the Corbyn mentions.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Tbf too boris he has been busy swerving meeting with the families of victims who have died asking for an investigation. "

He said that he had already met them

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected.

So you think it is better to vaccinate fewer people with 2 shots than more people with a single shot?

Ooh once again just conjuring up things I didnt say.

You are getting a dab hand at that.

Its a question about what the figures relate to in context.... you seem to suggest your approval for the figures stating that Europe had fully vaccinated/2 shots more people than the Uk.

So if you think this is an important measure of the success of the EU vaccine roll out, my question is - do you think it is better to fully vaccinate fewer people than single shot a larger number?

"

I think it's obviously better to vaccinate people fully.

However given time constants and the nature of the pandemic ,the gmnt decided to gamble on giving more people 1 shot.

It looks like this gamble has paid off.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"Tbf too boris he has been busy swerving meeting with the families of victims who have died asking for an investigation.

He said that he had already met them "

Well you know what his memory is like.

Quite forgetful is our boris.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected.

So you think it is better to vaccinate fewer people with 2 shots than more people with a single shot?

Ooh once again just conjuring up things I didnt say.

You are getting a dab hand at that.

Its a question about what the figures relate to in context.... you seem to suggest your approval for the figures stating that Europe had fully vaccinated/2 shots more people than the Uk.

So if you think this is an important measure of the success of the EU vaccine roll out, my question is - do you think it is better to fully vaccinate fewer people than single shot a larger number?

I think it's obviously better to vaccinate people fully.

However given time constants and the nature of the pandemic ,the gmnt decided to gamble on giving more people 1 shot.

It looks like this gamble has paid off."

Of course, everyone will be fully vaccinated.

And the Uk governments bold decision to follow a single shot a larger number of people at the moment appears to be working

So is your reply suggesting that you do in fact think the single shot plan is a better option, in which case the Eu claiming they have fully vaccinated more people doesn't vindicate the claim in the article that the Eu roll out plan hasn't been calamitous ?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected.

So you think it is better to vaccinate fewer people with 2 shots than more people with a single shot?

Ooh once again just conjuring up things I didnt say.

You are getting a dab hand at that.

Its a question about what the figures relate to in context.... you seem to suggest your approval for the figures stating that Europe had fully vaccinated/2 shots more people than the Uk.

So if you think this is an important measure of the success of the EU vaccine roll out, my question is - do you think it is better to fully vaccinate fewer people than single shot a larger number?

I think it's obviously better to vaccinate people fully.

However given time constants and the nature of the pandemic ,the gmnt decided to gamble on giving more people 1 shot.

It looks like this gamble has paid off.

Of course, everyone will be fully vaccinated.

And the Uk governments bold decision to follow a single shot a larger number of people at the moment appears to be working

So is your reply suggesting that you do in fact think the single shot plan is a better option, in which case the Eu claiming they have fully vaccinated more people doesn't vindicate the claim in the article that the Eu roll out plan hasn't been calamitous ?"

Clearly not as some countries have fully vaccinated a higher proportion of the population.

How can that be described as a calamity?

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby

Which countries Lionel ?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool

Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

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By *ax777Man  over a year ago

Not here

As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M"

Which is basically what the article was saying.

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"What’s your opinion of the article ?

That the eu rollout has not been that much of a car crash as the daily mail would like us to believe?

He has certainly noticeably been a lot more quiet about being the best in europe.

Your telling me what the article is about, and what the authors opinion is . I asked what is your opinion.

My uniformed opinion is that we the roll out has been fairly successful here.They certainly took a gamble on the 1 jab thing ,but it looks to have paid off.

My opinion of the eu rollout Is its perhaps not as calatamous that has been suggested.

In what way do you think the EU procurement and roll out is not as calamitous as has been suggested?

You just asked for my opinion and I gave it.

I'm going off the figures provided in the article which suggests other countries have vaccinated more people 'fully'than the UK.

If those figures are incorrect, I'll stand corrected."

The figures are being portrayed to show the EU is doing well if you choose to show how many people have had at least 1 jab UK will be well ahead of any other

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Cath up lionel on vaccines your slacking

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By *ax777Man  over a year ago

Not here


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying."

I know which country I’d rather be in!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying.

I know which country I’d rather be in!"

Mongolia?

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By *ssexbloke72Man  over a year ago

Poplar


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying."

Does it say what age group the EU has vaccinated because we know the UK has stated with the most vulnerable.

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By *ssexbloke72Man  over a year ago

Poplar


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying.

Does it say what age group the EU has vaccinated because we know the UK has stated with the most vulnerable."

Started*

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article "

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

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By *ax777Man  over a year ago

Not here


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying.

I know which country I’d rather be in!

Mongolia?"

Well it’s probably very safe there, considering how sparsely populated it is

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By *ercuryMan  over a year ago

Grantham

We should be ramping up second vaccines by middle of next month, as they become due.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying.

I know which country I’d rather be in!

Mongolia?

Well it’s probably very safe there, considering how sparsely populated it is "

North Dakota is sparse they might have hit herd immunity.

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"We should be ramping up second vaccines by middle of next month, as they become due. "
Dont spoil his perceived moment of glory with government strategy.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks


"We should be ramping up second vaccines by middle of next month, as they become due. Dont spoil his perceived moment of glory with government strategy. "

If Boris came and gave the vaccine personally in a golden syringe I think some people would moan it’s in the wrong arm.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"We should be ramping up second vaccines by middle of next month, as they become due. Dont spoil his perceived moment of glory with government strategy.

If Boris came and gave the vaccine personally in a golden syringe I think some people would moan it’s in the wrong arm. "

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away

I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

"

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

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By *ercuryMan  over a year ago

Grantham


"We should be ramping up second vaccines by middle of next month, as they become due. Dont spoil his perceived moment of glory with government strategy. "

By April, we should be doing several hundreds of thousands of second doses daily, as well as several hundred of thousands of first doses per day.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few"

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ? "

Pfizer 89% after one and 92% after two.

AZ 64% after one and 70% after two.

I believe

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

Pfizer 89% after one and 92% after two.

AZ 64% after one and 70% after two.

I believe"

Although Pfizer said it's 52% afer one

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ? "

Depends on the vaccine being administered and the person receiving it.

For example the AstraZeneca vaccine offers 64% protection after one dose compared with 70% after the second dose - with only a very small variation in these percentages for age range up to 70 years old and age range over 70 years old.

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue."

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries"

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

Depends on the vaccine being administered and the person receiving it.

For example the AstraZeneca vaccine offers 64% protection after one dose compared with 70% after the second dose - with only a very small variation in these percentages for age range up to 70 years old and age range over 70 years old.

"

Ah right, so there isn’t that much difference between the 2 doses, 64% protection is quite low though

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing."

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

Depends on the vaccine being administered and the person receiving it.

For example the AstraZeneca vaccine offers 64% protection after one dose compared with 70% after the second dose - with only a very small variation in these percentages for age range up to 70 years old and age range over 70 years old.

Ah right, so there isn’t that much difference between the 2 doses, 64% protection is quite low though "

In theory anything above 40-50% efficacy will make a huge difference.

All it's doing is speeding up the process of achieving immunity within the population.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine"

You were the one who suggested moving?

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

You were the one who suggested moving?"

I said you wouldn't be happy living in one of the EU countries who have very very minimal vaccine

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

You were the one who suggested moving?

I said you wouldn't be happy living in one of the EU countries who have very very minimal vaccine"

Why.do I have to move there?

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

You were the one who suggested moving?

I said you wouldn't be happy living in one of the EU countries who have very very minimal vaccine

Why.do I have to move there?"

No, please don't just be happy with BoJo looking after you and feeding you hand to mouth every month

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By *andy 1Couple  over a year ago

northeast


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

You were the one who suggested moving?

I said you wouldn't be happy living in one of the EU countries who have very very minimal vaccine

Why.do I have to move there?

No, please don't just be happy with BoJo looking after you and feeding you hand to mouth every month"

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

You were the one who suggested moving?

I said you wouldn't be happy living in one of the EU countries who have very very minimal vaccine

Why.do I have to move there?

No, please don't just be happy with BoJo looking after you and feeding you hand to mouth every month"

Good point

I could do with shedding a few pounds.

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"I notice he's not emphasising the countries in the EU who are being left behind and their is a few

I read a piece which stated a lot of the smaller countries were very happy as left on their own, they would have been at the back of the queue.

Of course you did

I don't think you'd be so happy if you lived in one of those countries

Why not?

The women in eastern Europe are amazing.

Not all of em i can assure you but lets keep on topic we're talking about the vaccine

You were the one who suggested moving?

I said you wouldn't be happy living in one of the EU countries who have very very minimal vaccine

Why.do I have to move there?

No, please don't just be happy with BoJo looking after you and feeding you hand to mouth every month

Good point

I could do with shedding a few pounds."

well now that you've mentioned it

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article "
well France have done amazing they only had 2.4 million done last week

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester

A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

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By *ercuryMan  over a year ago

Grantham


"A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

"

Did you know that Canada has been drawing on Covax vacccine supplies?

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others. "
that’s a fact

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

"

According to the stats there is more virus in the developed countries so in a way if it's cleared in those quickly and efficiently it's actually gonna help the spread surely?

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

Did you know that Canada has been drawing on Covax vacccine supplies?

"

Is that the scheme the uk put £548 million in and the whole of the eu only e500 million?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

Depends on the vaccine being administered and the person receiving it.

For example the AstraZeneca vaccine offers 64% protection after one dose compared with 70% after the second dose - with only a very small variation in these percentages for age range up to 70 years old and age range over 70 years old.

Ah right, so there isn’t that much difference between the 2 doses, 64% protection is quite low though

In theory anything above 40-50% efficacy will make a huge difference.

All it's doing is speeding up the process of achieving immunity within the population.

"

True, I am not sure how only having just one dose will effect us in the long term but it is looking promising

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

Did you know that Canada has been drawing on Covax vacccine supplies?

Is that the scheme the uk put £548 million in and the whole of the eu only e500 million?"

Who agreed to that?

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

15 Million people vaccinated - for once just say:

'Well Done'

And actually the new research says that 1st dose will give 67% protection.

Remember flu Vax gives between 40% and 63% each year.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

. . . and just to add Jean-Quatremer is anti-tory. She hasn't written a piece, yet that wasn't that way.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others. "

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

Depends on the vaccine being administered and the person receiving it.

For example the AstraZeneca vaccine offers 64% protection after one dose compared with 70% after the second dose - with only a very small variation in these percentages for age range up to 70 years old and age range over 70 years old.

Ah right, so there isn’t that much difference between the 2 doses, 64% protection is quite low though

In theory anything above 40-50% efficacy will make a huge difference.

All it's doing is speeding up the process of achieving immunity within the population.

True, I am not sure how only having just one dose will effect us in the long term but it is looking promising "

like you say you trust the experts rather than people on fab and the experts seem to think it’s a good idea mate

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

"

Missed the point entirely i see.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

"

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"Denmark and France are mentioned in the article

France has 3.4% of population having received a vaccination - of which 0.9% of these are fully vaccinated.

96.6% of France is not protected with any vaccine

Uk has 22.7% of population has received a vaccination - of which 0.8% of these are fully vaccinated.

77.3% of Uk is not protected with any vaccine.

Do we know how affective one dose of the vaccine is? I realise it’s better to have one than none but is there a big difference between have 2 and 1 ?

Depends on the vaccine being administered and the person receiving it.

For example the AstraZeneca vaccine offers 64% protection after one dose compared with 70% after the second dose - with only a very small variation in these percentages for age range up to 70 years old and age range over 70 years old.

Ah right, so there isn’t that much difference between the 2 doses, 64% protection is quite low though

In theory anything above 40-50% efficacy will make a huge difference.

All it's doing is speeding up the process of achieving immunity within the population.

True, I am not sure how only having just one dose will effect us in the long term but it is looking promising "

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By *irtylittletramp100TV/TS  over a year ago

Notts

yeah, you scored more goals but we got more throw ins! Isnt that basically the argument lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?"

Using the current system , you will only get the vaccine when everyone who is more venerable gets theirs,

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see. "

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Using the current system , you will only get the vaccine when everyone who is more venerable gets theirs, "

The wise and respected to get the vaccine first ??

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease. "

Are you saying it's the over 60's who are spreading the virus? I thought they where the ones in danger of dying if younger family members visited or not?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease. "

so you dont think that uk citizens under 60 should have the vaccine then.As i said before the uk has put £548 million into covax thats helping the poorer nations.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?"

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"A lot of this race people seem to be obsessed with, is going to be very pointless if we don’t wake up to the need for vaccines to be made available to the rest of the world.

Scientist are now claiming if we don’t vaccinate the poorer parts of world fairly and just keep the vaccine for ourselves we may be in big trouble.

Covid as we know can mutate quickly and the theory is, if we let it run riot in poorer countries it will have free reign to mutate over and over.

Result our precious me first vaccine attitude won’t work as the mutations will have moved to many times for scientists to keep up.

Back to square one.

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em."

Well they did threaten to block deliveries to the UK eh

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease.

Are you saying it's the over 60's who are spreading the virus? I thought they where the ones in danger of dying if younger family members visited or not?"

If you vaccinate the old antidote vulnerable it eases the pressure on the NHS.

Makes perfect sense.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease. so you dont think that uk citizens under 60 should have the vaccine then.As i said before the uk has put £548 million into covax thats helping the poorer nations."

I’ve not criticised that in any way but availability is still not fairly shared no matter how many pound notes we give away. We should be giving it for free to those country’s less well off.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em."

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease.

Are you saying it's the over 60's who are spreading the virus? I thought they where the ones in danger of dying if younger family members visited or not?"

Read the post again . Stick and wrong end of come to mind.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'."

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. "

well me and the wife have had ours and we are well under 60 amd fit but it’s not just about ourselves it’s about spreading it to others ain’t that why we all wear a mask

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. "

Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Using the current system , you will only get the vaccine when everyone who is more venerable gets theirs,

The wise and respected to get the vaccine first ?? "

That is me at the bottom of the list

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same. "

Of course charity begins at home.

I mean just look at the school meals situation.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same. "

Actually yes it does - sort out the shit at your own front door before you try to sort it at someone elses.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Using the current system , you will only get the vaccine when everyone who is more venerable gets theirs,

The wise and respected to get the vaccine first ??

That is me at the bottom of the list "

Same here

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Using the current system , you will only get the vaccine when everyone who is more venerable gets theirs,

The wise and respected to get the vaccine first ?? Glad you have finally realised.

That is me at the bottom of the list "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has. "

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'."

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE."

It's a standard right wing trope.

The money we give in overseas aid is the reason we have homelessness etc

Absolute grade a bollocks.

Its simply another way of blogging someone else for the problems we cause.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has. "

Did I say all of Africa?

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE."

aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

i think the uk has done very well with the donation to covax its a pity the eu didnt put a bit more in the pot.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated "

Luckily the boffins are already working on that one. And so far all the variants are covered by what we currently have.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated "

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same.

Actually yes it does - sort out the shit at your own front door before you try to sort it at someone elses."

So why do we still have homeless and families living in shit hotels due to the lack of housing. Tell me again where the charity money for that went. PPE for some chums is a good start.

For us to vaccinate the world would cost less that we’ve wasted on PPE

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease.

Are you saying it's the over 60's who are spreading the virus? I thought they where the ones in danger of dying if younger family members visited or not?

If you vaccinate the old antidote vulnerable it eases the pressure on the NHS.

Makes perfect sense."

Doesn't help the poor countries, stay with us

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else "

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE."

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

Missed the point entirely i see.

Not at all

The time and vaccines wasted giving under 60 year olds would be better spent spreading the vaccine around the world limiting the virus’ chance to mutate. To purely concentrate on ourselves would be wasted if the virus has had the chance to mutate over and over. It will risk Covid becoming a new disease.

Are you saying it's the over 60's who are spreading the virus? I thought they where the ones in danger of dying if younger family members visited or not?

Read the post again . Stick and wrong end of come to mind. "

But it's the younger ones who are spreading it not the older ones

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same.

Actually yes it does - sort out the shit at your own front door before you try to sort it at someone elses.

So why do we still have homeless and families living in shit hotels due to the lack of housing. Tell me again where the charity money for that went. PPE for some chums is a good start.

For us to vaccinate the world would cost less that we’ve wasted on PPE "

Why is it up to the poor little uk to do it i thought your mighty powerhouse of eu could after all they have all the clout in doing deals apparently?

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile."

but would you turn it down for you and your family and offer it to someone else tho ?

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

"

You’re absolutely right we do leas the world in the genome programmes. My point is using that knowledge to knock out the virus globally to those who are vulnerable.

I’m pointing the finger at the western world in general.

We are a bigger version of Israel. Millions of vaccines for their population . A few thousand for the lands they occupy.

How proud will we be to have survived. Fuck everyone else.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile. but would you turn it down for you and your family and offer it to someone else tho ?"

Do you think under 50s here need it more than over 60s in the Sudan?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

"

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile. but would you turn it down for you and your family and offer it to someone else tho ?"

Probably not. But maybe if it was someone on dire need.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile. but would you turn it down for you and your family and offer it to someone else tho ?

Do you think under 50s here need it more than over 60s in the Sudan? "

No.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home. "

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

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By *wisted999Man  over a year ago

North Bucks

Left the Guardian page open after I had a look.

Thought I would have an idle peruse. Such storied delights as the “Tyranny of passwords” I mean really.

Still the long read is pretty good to waste some time.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

"

Unfortunately that didn’t work very well with the Kent variant. The pandemic will only be under control when the world is sufficiently vaccinated,

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile. but would you turn it down for you and your family and offer it to someone else tho ?

Do you think under 50s here need it more than over 60s in the Sudan? "

I don’t know do the under 50s have elderly or sick relatives it’s not just about protecting yourself it’s about killing of the spread lots of people say things like feed the world but would always feed there kids first it’s a lovely thing to say but bollocks really when me amd the wife got the vaccine we didn’t give Africa a second thought and most people who say they will are talking out there fucking arse

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

Unfortunately that didn’t work very well with the Kent variant. The pandemic will only be under control when the world is sufficiently vaccinated, "

And while we can't vaccinate citizens of another country - let's do our best to get on with vaccinating our own.

And maybe - just maybe - say well done so far.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

"

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same.

Actually yes it does - sort out the shit at your own front door before you try to sort it at someone elses.

So why do we still have homeless and families living in shit hotels due to the lack of housing. Tell me again where the charity money for that went. PPE for some chums is a good start.

For us to vaccinate the world would cost less that we’ve wasted on PPE Why is it up to the poor little uk to do it i thought your mighty powerhouse of eu could after all they have all the clout in doing deals apparently?"

Not sure what the EU has to do with any of my points as I’ve not mentioned them.

You must stop this obsession.

As I said the money wasted on PPE would vaccinate most of the world.

So when you walk down the street and you see person raising charity for say the local hospice do you stop and interrogate them on how much everyone else has given before you decide whether to give or not?

Strange charitable view

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

Unfortunately that didn’t work very well with the Kent variant. The pandemic will only be under control when the world is sufficiently vaccinated, "

Well it did as the uk identified it very quickly informed the world and about 40 countries put a travel ban on.It would have spread much further and quicker if they had not been so quick.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

Unfortunately that didn’t work very well with the Kent variant. The pandemic will only be under control when the world is sufficiently vaccinated, "

so are you and your family going to turn it down if offered then ?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

No it doesn’t that’s just a saying not reality.

Like trade if your trading partner has nothing you don’t have a customer so you go hungry just the same.

Actually yes it does - sort out the shit at your own front door before you try to sort it at someone elses.

So why do we still have homeless and families living in shit hotels due to the lack of housing. Tell me again where the charity money for that went. PPE for some chums is a good start.

For us to vaccinate the world would cost less that we’ve wasted on PPE Why is it up to the poor little uk to do it i thought your mighty powerhouse of eu could after all they have all the clout in doing deals apparently?

Not sure what the EU has to do with any of my points as I’ve not mentioned them.

You must stop this obsession.

As I said the money wasted on PPE would vaccinate most of the world.

So when you walk down the street and you see person raising charity for say the local hospice do you stop and interrogate them on how much everyone else has given before you decide whether to give or not?

Strange charitable view

"

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids. "

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"You cant look after others if you dont look after yourself 1st as they say in the plane demo put your mask on before helping others.

As far as I know the Covid outbreak isn’t a falling plane and oxygen masks don’t behave the same way as a virus.

Or perhaps you could look at your way, at the front of the plane is the New Zealand all blacks rugby team and their masks aren’t working whilst yours are they may just walk back and kick the shit out of you for being so selfish and not sharing the masks.

so if you and yr wife and kids are offered the vaccine are you going to take it up or offer it to someone else ?

Is that a real question? 99% of under 50 year old just get a bad cold. Wouldn’t it be better to vaccinate the worlds vulnerable who may die? So if they said my kids or an older lady in Africa. The older lady gets it. Not a difficult decision really. Looking at the pics of my wife she’s fit enough for me not to worry.

It’s not about the individual though is it it’s about how greedy and selfish we are, as the rich always want more than the poor even though we already have more. Yes im sure that would go down well with the British public no one under 60 is going to get a vaccine until the uk has made sure all of Africa has.

And what happens if the virus mutates (to an extent that it bypasses the current vaccines) in another country where there has been none or very few vaccines . We are all back to square one again, it is a global pandemic that requires the world to be vaccinated

The interesting part of the the U.K.s global contribution to tackling covid is it doesn’t just extend to vaccines and money.

The U.K., as a world leader in genome identification and tracking is opening up its facilities to poorer nations thereby giving them the ability to identify new variants and act much quicker . This benefits the country but also can help prevent the variants spreading.

Unfortunately that didn’t work very well with the Kent variant. The pandemic will only be under control when the world is sufficiently vaccinated,

And while we can't vaccinate citizens of another country - let's do our best to get on with vaccinating our own.

And maybe - just maybe - say well done so far."

Yes, well done so far, and when the whole country is vaccinated I am sure we will have most of our ‘freedoms’ back . We can’t get complacent though, it is a global pandemic

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby

Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

"

‘Charity begins at home’ is taken from a 1642 book and if you read the entire verse it doesn’t mean what you think it does , but that is a debate for another time

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

"

Lowest common denominator argument. You know full well this is a standard Tory viewpoint.

Rees Mogg has both those view points.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else "

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

Lowest common denominator argument. You know full well this is a standard Tory viewpoint.

Rees Mogg has both those view points. "

In your opinion - No Facts however?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else "

Would you ? Would you give money to charity that could be spent on your kids? Would you give your time to help others that could be given to your family and friends? Would you have the vaccine if it prevented an elderly or vulnerable person from having it? I know I would , and my friend and family would do the same

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

‘Charity begins at home’ is taken from a 1642 book and if you read the entire verse it doesn’t mean what you think it does , but that is a debate for another time "

You sure??

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

‘Charity begins at home’ is taken from a 1642 book and if you read the entire verse it doesn’t mean what you think it does , but that is a debate for another time "

In common usage it means to get your own shit sorted before you fix someone elses.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.

Hence the term: "Charity begins at home".

Also - you really don't know just what I ive a fuck about.

Not aimed at you. Just I. General. People who say things like "charity begins at home" are often the same people who don't want the government to feed starving kids.

I guess for the Tories charity begins with their rich neighbors. So it's close to home.

The term 'Charity begins at home' actually means 'FEED OUR CITIZENS FIRST'.

So. They actually do give a fuck.

I agree with your first part. But in reality, the same people who say want to cut foreign aid to spend the money here also hound the shit out of anyone that suggests Rashford had a point about feeding starving kids.

It's your opinion that people are saying that - you provide no proof - you just reeled out the sentence with no back-up. Easy to say and nothing to back it up.

Show me just ONE name of a real livinf person that says 'charity begins at home' and then says 'fuck those who need our foodbanks'?

Lowest common denominator argument. You know full well this is a standard Tory viewpoint.

Rees Mogg has both those view points.

In your opinion - No Facts however?"

Apart from the Rees Mogg example.

Your view is your opinion. No facts however.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

"

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends."

It was taken from a verse , it’s true meaning has been altered

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

"

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else "

Because it's not a valid comparison

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends.

It was taken from a verse , it’s true meaning has been altered "

Again - it's current use is to mean: (and as I don't currently live in the 1600's)

charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Because it's not a valid comparison "

Then give it one for us Lionel?

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Because it's not a valid comparison

Then give it one for us Lionel?"

I wasnt the one making the comparison

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By *ionelhutz OP   Man  over a year ago

liverpool


"charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends.

It was taken from a verse , it’s true meaning has been altered

Again - it's current use is to mean: (and as I don't currently live in the 1600's)

charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends."

Well you camt deny the gmnt are good are that

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Because it's not a valid comparison

Then give it one for us Lionel?

I wasnt the one making the comparison"

Yet you wanted to answer it?

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Would you ? Would you give money to charity that could be spent on your kids? Would you give your time to help others that could be given to your family and friends? Would you have the vaccine if it prevented an elderly or vulnerable person from having it? I know I would , and my friend and family would do the same "

we’ve had the vaccine buddy if you’ve read the posts lol soon you would then amd your family would turn it down good for yous very righteous of you I only asked you one question got 4 back wonder why you got so upset must of been a harder question to answer than I thought lol

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends.

It was taken from a verse , it’s true meaning has been altered

Again - it's current use is to mean: (and as I don't currently live in the 1600's)

charity begins at home

phrase of charity

proverb

a person's first responsibility is for the needs of their own family and friends.

Well you camt deny the gmnt are good are that "

Useful sentence. 15 million people vaccinated - all tories I guess?

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By *armandwet50Couple  over a year ago

Far far away


"

They had a thread in the virus forum along the lines of shall we help out the eu.

The overwhelming majority was fuck em.

While I believe in all kinds of Aid (where it concerns the wellbeing of people) There really does come a time when you say:

'Charity begins at home'.

Love it when people roll out the "charity begins at home" line. Yet don't give a fuck that the government won't help starving children right here.

Meanwhile also don't care when the government gives £20+ billion to rich knob friends and neighbors of the Tories for crappy PPE.aw I think we all give a fuck mate but can I ask this is to anyone if you and your family are offered the vaccine who would turn it dow to offer it to some one else

Loads of people come on here and all over the places saying shit like "the parents shouldn't buy cigarettes" etc. Those people don't give a fuck.

Anyway, I would be in favour of helping families here with starving kids. And I would be in favour of rolling out the vaccine as quickly and efficiently here while offering to help any countries that are in dire need. If it helps save lives. Worthwhile. but would you turn it down for you and your family and offer it to someone else tho ?

Do you think under 50s here need it more than over 60s in the Sudan? "

YES in the Sudan 44m pop and only 27k infected, so less people to spread the virus

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not."

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be "

Oh how so? I give to UK charities that give to uk outlets.

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be "

because it’s not already lol

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be

Oh how so? I give to UK charities that give to uk outlets."

Do they give it to your family and friends? or are you classing the population of the UK as home?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be because it’s not already lol"

Depends what ‘world’ you are living in .

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be

Oh how so? I give to UK charities that give to uk outlets.

Do they give it to your family and friends? or are you classing the population of the UK as home? "

Oh stop being stupid. My HOME is in the UK. Deary me.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be

Oh how so? I give to UK charities that give to uk outlets.

Do they give it to your family and friends? or are you classing the population of the UK as home?

Oh stop being stupid. My HOME is in the UK. Deary me."

I was asking an honest question, and I get where your coming from, you class home as the UK and not the specific place where your from .

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By *oxychick35Couple  over a year ago

thornaby


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be because it’s not already lol

Depends what ‘world’ you are living in . "

the reall one mate I don’t bullshit like some who say they will turn down the vaccine to give to others atleast I’m honest mate I will always put my family first

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Let's put it another way and stop letting the minutia of everything cloud a simple issue . . .

There is nobody in my family or of friends that are currently in need of charity. So the charity giving and time I give is outside my home and that is given to UK charities BEFORE it is given to foreign charities.

'Charity begins at home'.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Quit being so nationalistic give vaccines to Charity.

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Because it's not a valid comparison "

And yet there are examples of terminally ill people prepared to pass up their vaccine, in the knowledge it would mean someone else with a life to live, would receive it before them

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Of course they won't - righteous politics (the power of sounding good but not real) wouldn't allow them too lol.

Do you ever give your money or your time to charity?

Maybe you should ask - have I ever not.

Then you are not following ‘charity begins at home ‘ because in reality , if we all did that the world would be a horrible and selfish place to be because it’s not already lol

Depends what ‘world’ you are living in . the reall one mate I don’t bullshit like some who say they will turn down the vaccine to give to others atleast I’m honest mate I will always put my family first "

And that is fair enough, most would do the same , but if we all lived like that the world would be more fucked than it is now

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Quit being so nationalistic give vaccines to Charity. "

Can't really be lectured from a country that doesn't have universal healthcare.

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By *ebbie69Couple  over a year ago

milton keynes


"As of yesterday, the total numbers of people to have received all doses as prescribed by the vaccination protocol are as follows:

Germany 1.41M

Italy 1.28M

Spain. 1.00M

Poland 641K

France 634K

UK 538K

However, the numbers who have received one dose makes different reading:

UK. 15.06M

Germany. 2.74M

France. 2.25M

Italy. 1.71M

Poland 1.47M

Spain. 1.42M

Which is basically what the article was saying."

The WHO have said that delaying the second jab is not only more effective in that you can protect more people quicker but it makes the vaccines work even better. So the UK getting right again and again. All made possible by our fantastic Health professionals

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By *heBirminghamWeekendMan  over a year ago

here


" All made possible by our fantastic Health professionals "

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By *ackal1Couple  over a year ago

Manchester


"Still no one saying them or there family would turn down the vaccine to give to someone else

Would you ? Would you give money to charity that could be spent on your kids? Would you give your time to help others that could be given to your family and friends? Would you have the vaccine if it prevented an elderly or vulnerable person from having it? I know I would , and my friend and family would do the same we’ve had the vaccine buddy if you’ve read the posts lol soon you would then amd your family would turn it down good for yous very righteous of you I only asked you one question got 4 back wonder why you got so upset must of been a harder question to answer than I thought lol"

You know me foxy

My dads 90 glad he’s had vaccine

My kids are twenty’s .

Both they and I would give it to someone more vulnerable .

I suspect if anyone had the choice and were healthy and in the lower risk groups most people would.

I don’t care if anyone believes me or not just for the record. So please keep your opinions to yourselves.

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

67% effective with first jab fooking amazing I's say.

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