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By *iker boy 69 OP   Man  over a year ago

midlands

Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

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

I've thought this from the very start too. There something more going on and they're just not telling us. The government is telling us nothing but a pack of lies!

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

have to agree with you.yea there is a virus out there yes its killed people but do think they have fucked up about how dangerous it is to the majority of peeps and have fucked the economy when they didnt need to.as for the masks i agree with you.we didnt need them at the height of it but now we do but not till the end of the week.personaly think the masks are to get people out again as they have scared half the population shitless.more a placebo effect than anything else.

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By *est Wales WifeCouple  over a year ago

Near Carmarthen

Glad to see people waking up.

I suggest that you start watching UK Column News for information rather than the BBC and the controlled newspapers.

Their news programs are on the internet at 1.00 pm on Mondays' Wednesday and Fridays. You can also watch back editions where they go through much of the background to CV19. Just Google for them.

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


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?"

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax"

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic "

Is a cashless society so bad?

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By *r. JoystickMan  over a year ago

London

What a load of poppycock.

It's like people don't understand how virus transmission happens.

A lot of people in this country have been severely lucky they haven't caught it.

My friend (a 25 year old guy) caught it and almost died. Was in the hospital on a ventilator for weeks.

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By *LIRTWITHUSCouple  over a year ago

Chester


"Glad to see people waking up.

I suggest that you start watching UK Column News for information rather than the BBC and the controlled newspapers.

Their news programs are on the internet at 1.00 pm on Mondays' Wednesday and Fridays. You can also watch back editions where they go through much of the background to CV19. Just Google for them."

Exactly, sheep is what they want. Supermarkets no Cov deaths yet most visited as its sooo safe yet from Friday we need a mask

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By *ob198XaMan  over a year ago

teleford

There are 2 schools of people it seems, those who think the government haven’t done enough, locked down too late, too many have died, and then there are those that think it’s all a bungled big over reaction, even worse a global conspiracy to control us... who is right or are both groups dickheads?

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

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"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?"

I don't like the idea of every penny I spend being traceable even to the point of being able to give my nieces and nephews some pocket money or birthday money.

I also budget better in cash.

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By *etwifeandhim69Couple  over a year ago

Darlington


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Is a cashless society so bad?"

In principle no but in reality it gives the banks far far to much control. Asude from the fact every purchase can be tracked, one computer feck up and you cant buy food to feed yourself.

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

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"Glad to see people waking up.

I suggest that you start watching UK Column News for information rather than the BBC and the controlled newspapers.

Their news programs are on the internet at 1.00 pm on Mondays' Wednesday and Fridays. You can also watch back editions where they go through much of the background to CV19. Just Google for them."

I have recently started watching this after it was recommended to me, I haven't found any other non biased news sources so far.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley

Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

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By *atEvolutionCouple  over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

A lot more shops are now accepting cash.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved! "

Bury

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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Is a cashless society so bad?

In principle no but in reality it gives the banks far far to much control. Asude from the fact every purchase can be tracked, one computer feck up and you cant buy food to feed yourself. "

Very true

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

If it was as serious as it has been made out to be with non stop fear porn propaganda they wouldn't have to manipulate the figures...in the age of information ignorance is no excuse.

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By *iker boy 69 OP   Man  over a year ago

midlands


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury"

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood

no one is saying it isnt real.know one person who has died of it.they did have terminal cancer though.dont know anyone else whos caught it but apparently hertsmere where i live had the biggest numbers of it at one point yet havent heard of anyone else whos caught it.yet know lots of people who now think that its been blown out of proportion

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

I don't like the idea of every penny I spend being traceable even to the point of being able to give my nieces and nephews some pocket money or birthday money.

I also budget better in cash."

I like cash for some things too. I find it odd to be asked to pay by card for something for 90p last week. It does seem to be more common but I am not sure the virus is made up so we all pay by card

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down. "

Those people could have caught it but managed it at home without getting a test

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down. "

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

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By *iker boy 69 OP   Man  over a year ago

midlands


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?"

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

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By *iker boy 69 OP   Man  over a year ago

midlands


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown. "

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

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By *r. JoystickMan  over a year ago

London

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about"

Because most of the country are still staying in.

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood

well way i look at it i losing my job for fuck all basically.and doubt i gona be finding anything this side of christmas.industrial estate i work on 7 of the warehouses and offices have closed.my oen firm are dumping 50 out of 70 of us.thats just one little place repeat that across the country fuck knows how they think there gona claw the money back seems as millions of us are gona be surviving on 90 quid a week

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By *uenevereWoman  over a year ago

Scunthorpe

The only reason it hasn't been as bad as it could have been is because action has been taken.

There's no way so many countries would all agree to take these sorts of drastic actions, crippling the world economy unless it was a very real and significant risk.

If you haven't don't know anyone personally who has been seriously ill due to Covid, think yourself lucky.

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By *r. JoystickMan  over a year ago

London


"

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown. "

Finally some sense.

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


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

Wow so good to see so many people awake thought I was on my own for so long. This is the time to watch out for governments sneeking in new laws during these distractions. And ye s also UK Column News is a great source for real UK news

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By *iker boy 69 OP   Man  over a year ago

midlands


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in. "

Theyre not though.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though. "

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

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By *az080378Woman  over a year ago

Cromer

Why is it people think only those who think there's some sort of conspiracy are 'awake'....

There is no ulterior motives and there isn't going to be a cashless society blah blah blah....

There is a very real virus out there that has taken the lives of thousands of people prematurely and caused millions to be incredibly ill.

It's horrible and scary and has ruined so many lives, it's insensitive and just plain stupid to say it's been blown out of proportion.

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


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about"

Because the virus and its consequences were unknowns.

As for a delay in the mandatory wearing of masks - time to make purchases.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down. "

What are the ulterior motives?

So we all have overflowing piggy banks?

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place. "

They are not quiet here, in fact it looks back to pre lockdown

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Wow so good to see so many people awake thought I was on my own for so long. This is the time to watch out for governments sneeking in new laws during these distractions. And ye s also UK Column News is a great source for real UK news"

This gmnt doesn't need a pandemic to slide in sneaky laws

They have got a 90 seat mandate

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

"

You wouldn't starve, you would just go into a bank with ID, get cash out and they send for a new card.

To the rest, cameras are already there for that, especially on Motorways

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

Don't confuse the disease with the official decisions taken, supposedly to help the people.

There have been highly questionable decisions taken by those in power as well as by unelected Cummings. The requirements for masks in some places only and the lengthy delay in them being essential, is perverse. It may be argued that the delay was to support people getting supplies of masks, I don't know.

Doubting the huge significance of the virus, its massive ability to rampage through open cultures etc is another thing. There's significant evidence of the extreme problems it can cause. Other countries have taken steps that, worryingly, are even worse than ours. Even most Americans disapprove of how it's been handled there.

There have been many threads trying to doubt this savage disease. Whilst some sections of society have fared much worse than others, even younger, healthier people who had minimal symptoms have long tetm severe organ damage and failure, including brain damage. Most people don't welcome this!

Without the partial lockdown, the numbers of casualties would have been much, much higher.

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

the ONS reckon about 8% of the population have had this so far....

8% of the population.... 45000 deaths so far..

and you think its been blown out of control... really!!!!

see... i see a lot of people concentrating on the mortality rate, remember its still approx 10 times more lethal than the flu... but thats an aside to the other point i was going to make...

go an look at the hospitalisation rate... people may not be dying, but they are being admitted and it is still causing lot term issues....

but heck... trip to the hospital, staying in, no biggie right????

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

Ah so this is why I've not been able to buy tinfoil lately. You're all wearing it on your heads!

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


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

You wouldn't starve, you would just go into a bank with ID, get cash out and they send for a new card.

To the rest, cameras are already there for that, especially on Motorways"

How do you draw cash out in a cashless society?

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By *orny PTMan  over a year ago

Peterborough


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?"

Yes, what are kids going to spend on? Google pay and the like? A lot of premises don't use card payment for less than £5.

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By *teveuk77Man  over a year ago

uk


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

A couple of thousand liverpool fans celebrating winning the premier league isn't going to make a dent in the figures. At that point, approx 1 in 1500 across the UK were reported to be contagious. Even if that meant people, they were outside and standing within 1m of someone who is positive doesn't automatically mean transmission.

The same applies to riots. Compared to the whole population the number of rioters was small and again they were outside and transmission would have been low.

If you want to look at the figures, who is to say that the 100 a day wouldn't have been 99.

Even so, that's 99 dead people. Every day.

But yes, every government across the world has joined in on this mass agenda we know nothing about. All the clever scientists have also been sucked in.

The Friday thing is simply to give people the time to get hold of masks. The same applied in Scotland. Maybe Johnson and Sturgeon are in on this together? Now, that really makes the 'agenda' idea of yours ridiculous!

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By *ockyjohnMan  over a year ago

North West

What bollocks!

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


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

Covid is mainly deadly to older/vulnerable people though. For some reason I don't think OAPs or those with existing illnesses were likely to go out rioting or celebrating Arsenal's 2-0 on the weekend. Also you don't know that nobody caught it from going to those events, it might just have caused less deaths because of a younger, healthier crowd.

Re the masks only being introduced from Friday, that was probably to give people time to get prepared/get a supply of masks. You can't just spring a massive new rule like that on people overnight or it might lead to... Oh wait, more riots. Especially in this country

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


"Ah so this is why I've not been able to buy tinfoil lately. You're all wearing it on your heads! "

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"I've thought this from the very start too. There something more going on and they're just not telling us. The government is telling us nothing but a pack of lies!"
are you for real or just a bad comic?

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By *moothman2000Man  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Glad to see people waking up.

I suggest that you start watching UK Column News for information rather than the BBC and the controlled newspapers.

Their news programs are on the internet at 1.00 pm on Mondays' Wednesday and Fridays. You can also watch back editions where they go through much of the background to CV19. Just Google for them."

And I perhaps wasn't hugely surprised to find a Bill Gates conspiracy theory on the front page, so not somewhere I'll be visiting for well reasoned insights into our current situation.

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By *teveuk77Man  over a year ago

uk


"I've thought this from the very start too. There something more going on and they're just not telling us. The government is telling us nothing but a pack of lies!are you for real or just a bad comic?"

They do tell packs of lies. It's in their DNA. However, in this case, there isn't anything more going on.

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By *moothman2000Man  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Ah so this is why I've not been able to buy tinfoil lately. You're all wearing it on your heads! "

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place. "

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

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By *omvampmMan  over a year ago

gillingham

I'm not sure what to think I've known people whom have lost people thru it and I fear for love ones I really don't get some disisions made by our government masks by Friday makes no sense in supermarkets but not pubs or offices and as others say why now I think potentially the only conspiracy initially was the powers that be not having the balls to say look we ain't got a clue what to do and still don't seem to have one or a convincing plan of what to do next it's put many I know out of business to and some to brink of madness or worse as to if it's been overplayed I guess time will give us the answer hope we all get through it stronger and learn something x

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


"I've thought this from the very start too. There something more going on and they're just not telling us. The government is telling us nothing but a pack of lies!are you for real or just a bad comic?"

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By *teveuk77Man  over a year ago

uk


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself."

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020

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

I just think I'll do my own thing and hope for the best as that's all I can do. Enjoy what bit of life I can and try not to moan too much. Probably the sort of thing they did in the winter of 1940 to 41 I guess when the Blitz was at it's worst.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?"

I think it's a very bad idea... I prefer to use cash

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself."

**"....been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now...."**

I use London Underground almost every day and its quite the opposite of being 'packed'.

If anything it is more quiet now than it has been for the past 20 odd years.

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


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself."

Because we didn't know much about the virus at the start. Now we have more scientific knowledge we can say that masks are effective

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By *abasaurus RexMan  over a year ago

Gloucestershire

The part you’re missing about masks is that it’s not practical at all. The pub industry is receding anyway without the help of corona. More and more pubs have converted to over priced food venues because they can’t afford to stay open. The government either bank rolls every pub or allows them to trade. You just can’t drink a beer or eat food with a mask on.

You can shop though. Just fine. Wearing a mask. It’s just one of many efforts to mitigate the risk and rate of spread, whilst remaining vaguely pragmatic.

I’m not saying the government have done a good job. I just think you’re wrong about the masks.

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


"I'm not sure what to think I've known people whom have lost people thru it and I fear for love ones I really don't get some disisions made by our government masks by Friday makes no sense in supermarkets but not pubs or offices and as others say why now I think potentially the only conspiracy initially was the powers that be not having the balls to say look we ain't got a clue what to do and still don't seem to have one or a convincing plan of what to do next it's put many I know out of business to and some to brink of madness or worse as to if it's been overplayed I guess time will give us the answer hope we all get through it stronger and learn something x"

The pub thing does make sense. You can't wear a mask to eat or drink. But the economy was getting worse every day that the leisure industry stayed shut. So it's the lesser of two evils to get people out and spending money while keeping 1m+ distance without masks rather than have us stay home and make the economy even worse.

It's much harder to social distance in a supermarket where people are constantly on the move and needing to walk past each other in the aisles, hence the masks.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself."

Funny that, the statistics still say public transport usage is down dramatically.

At the beginning there wasn't evidence that masks were effective, now there is. There's this thing called research, you find more out about something.

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By *venusWoman  over a year ago

London

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By *r. JoystickMan  over a year ago

London

Public transport IS hugely down. If you're pretending it's anything like it was usually you're deluding yourself.

At certain times it peaks a little bit, as you'd expect - but usage is far lower than usual.

All my colleague can get seats where they'd usually be standing.

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By *ty31Man  over a year ago

NW London

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By *ty31Man  over a year ago

NW London


"Public transport IS hugely down. If you're pretending it's anything like it was usually you're deluding yourself.

At certain times it peaks a little bit, as you'd expect - but usage is far lower than usual.

All my colleague can get seats where they'd usually be standing. "

This is true. The mismanagement of the public transport system system in London has been one of the biggest fuck ups so far.

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

Honestly it's depressing coming onto the forums and seeing how many people are really buying into these crackpot conspiracy theories. There are people who will just always need an excuse to be and angry and there's no point in trying to convince them with rational, logical explanations. I know I will not be trying anymore. Even when they/their families start being personally affected by covid they will probably still find a way to blame it on the "big brother state" as opposed to the disgusting prevalence of selfishness occurring in our society at the moment. In all honesty I'd rather live in a controlled police state than one where people feel the need to riot and protest because we are asking them to minorly inconvenience their lives for the good of our more vulnerable members.

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By *inkerbell67Woman  over a year ago

Clacton on sea essex

Its a bit to late now to put on masks the damage is done ,and the world health organisation has realized at last its air born ,god knows were they got there brains from ,but most virus are air born thats how it hit the world so quick but speaking for my self it was a man made virus..

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


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury"

That's really sad to hear. I agree there is a lot of information the public doesn't know, but it's beyond insulting to all the people who have lost loved ones when people say Coronavirus is nothing and a big conspiracy. An 11 year old died a while back, all alone in hospital and was buried without his family there. He had no underlying health problems before the virus killed him. This virus is real and can be devastating, however I am sceptical as to how the virus spread. I don't believe we have been told for sure how it got out.

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By *reedy_for_funCouple  over a year ago

My House

oh my fucking god, the conspiracy loonies are out of their padded cells again.

This virus is VERY contagious. It spreads faster than the flu and is more far more deadly. It specifically attacks the lung tissue causing massive inflamation which can, eventually, kill due to organ failure. Current death rate is below 4% BUT, 4% of 68mil is 1.7mil. Do you really think this country can handle 1.7m deaths?, can the NHS cope?, can funeral directors?, can the civil service process 1.7m deaths? Can the economy cope, the housing market, the insurance market? etc etc. Effectley closing the country was to save the country, not to enact some loonies conspiracy theory bollocks. Want to know how bad things really were? Find an ICU nurse/doctor and ask them about the suffering of their patients. I know an ICU staff nurse - 12 hour days, 6 days a week, fighting to keep people alive even when they knew it was, for some, a hopeless exercise. But still, they kept trying, every day.

As for the cashless society conspiracies, I've been cashless since chip and pin became so prevelant. Personally I love it. I don't care if big brother knows i'm buying sex toys, guns and fly fishing tackle as well as the weekly shopping. If you think they care you're more silly than you should be.

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By *ave-and-LouiseCouple  over a year ago

Torquay


"Honestly it's depressing coming onto the forums and seeing how many people are really buying into these crackpot conspiracy theories. There are people who will just always need an excuse to be and angry and there's no point in trying to convince them with rational, logical explanations. I know I will not be trying anymore. Even when they/their families start being personally affected by covid they will probably still find a way to blame it on the "big brother state" as opposed to the disgusting prevalence of selfishness occurring in our society at the moment. In all honesty I'd rather live in a controlled police state than one where people feel the need to riot and protest because we are asking them to minorly inconvenience their lives for the good of our more vulnerable members."
took the words out of my mouth. D

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


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

Sure each government wants to cause their economies to crash makes sense. The spread of the virus is faster than ever globally. The death rate in the UK is lower because firstly R has reduced which means its being passed on to less people. Secondly, there will be some immunity with the millions who have had it. Thirdly as with seasonal flu in the warmer weather it's not as strong. Come winter this could kill 100k+.

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


"oh my fucking god, the conspiracy loonies are out of their padded cells again.

This virus is VERY contagious. It spreads faster than the flu and is more far more deadly. It specifically attacks the lung tissue causing massive inflamation which can, eventually, kill due to organ failure. Current death rate is below 4% BUT, 4% of 68mil is 1.7mil. Do you really think this country can handle 1.7m deaths?, can the NHS cope?, can funeral directors?, can the civil service process 1.7m deaths? Can the economy cope, the housing market, the insurance market? etc etc. Effectley closing the country was to save the country, not to enact some loonies conspiracy theory bollocks. Want to know how bad things really were? Find an ICU nurse/doctor and ask them about the suffering of their patients. I know an ICU staff nurse - 12 hour days, 6 days a week, fighting to keep people alive even when they knew it was, for some, a hopeless exercise. But still, they kept trying, every day.

As for the cashless society conspiracies, I've been cashless since chip and pin became so prevelant. Personally I love it. I don't care if big brother knows i'm buying sex toys, guns and fly fishing tackle as well as the weekly shopping. If you think they care you're more silly than you should be. "

Yessssss preach!!!

It's like people who worry about having their phones tapped. Why do you think the government gives a shit about what Susan down the road said to you last week or what kind of takeaway you've just ordered? Chill the fuck out.

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


"

Is a cashless society so bad?

In principle no but in reality it gives the banks far far to much control. Asude from the fact every purchase can be tracked, one computer feck up and you cant buy food to feed yourself. "

are you paid in cash then? because i’ve never had a cash in hand job ever , meaning all my earnings go via a bank and wether i lift them in cash from a branch , cash from an atm or pay by card in a shop or online, any route the bank still had the same level of control until the funds left my account and I’ve never yet been left unable to buy food due to a feck up

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


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

You wouldn't starve, you would just go into a bank with ID, get cash out and they send for a new card.

To the rest, cameras are already there for that, especially on Motorways

How do you draw cash out in a cashless society?"

well at the moment you can draw cash out of an atm without a card in an emergency ... ie without a card you can use a card system

do you think for one minute they would scrap cash and not put in a replacement method for a situation where someone lost their card?

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By *moothman2000Man  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Honestly it's depressing coming onto the forums and seeing how many people are really buying into these crackpot conspiracy theories. There are people who will just always need an excuse to be and angry and there's no point in trying to convince them with rational, logical explanations. I know I will not be trying anymore. Even when they/their families start being personally affected by covid they will probably still find a way to blame it on the "big brother state" as opposed to the disgusting prevalence of selfishness occurring in our society at the moment. In all honesty I'd rather live in a controlled police state than one where people feel the need to riot and protest because we are asking them to minorly inconvenience their lives for the good of our more vulnerable members."

Absofuckinglutely.

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


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

You wouldn't starve, you would just go into a bank with ID, get cash out and they send for a new card.

To the rest, cameras are already there for that, especially on Motorways

How do you draw cash out in a cashless society?

well at the moment you can draw cash out of an atm without a card in an emergency ... ie without a card you can use a card system

do you think for one minute they would scrap cash and not put in a replacement method for a situation where someone lost their card? "

Did i say that there wouldn't be a failsafe? Phones can be used for payment, fingerprints could potentially be used or they could go full on 1984 and implant a chip in your body. (This is already happening btw https://www.futuresplatform.com/blog/human-biometric-microchipping)

Whilst it might seem like a good idea in theory, it opens the doors to an Orwellian dystopia. If you think this is far fetched i suggest you look into what is happening in china. Infact everyone should at least read this article https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/china-social-credit-system-flight-booking-blacklisted-beijing-points-a8646316.html

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By *uskymotoMan  over a year ago

Cumbria

An old school friend of mine works for a pharmaceutical company in the research department. He's adamant that this is a mutation of the 2015/2016 flu jab. If you had it that season you're at far greater risk.

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By *moothman2000Man  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"oh my fucking god, the conspiracy loonies are out of their padded cells again.

This virus is VERY contagious. It spreads faster than the flu and is more far more deadly. It specifically attacks the lung tissue causing massive inflamation which can, eventually, kill due to organ failure. Current death rate is below 4% BUT, 4% of 68mil is 1.7mil. Do you really think this country can handle 1.7m deaths?, can the NHS cope?, can funeral directors?, can the civil service process 1.7m deaths? Can the economy cope, the housing market, the insurance market? etc etc. Effectley closing the country was to save the country, not to enact some loonies conspiracy theory bollocks. Want to know how bad things really were? Find an ICU nurse/doctor and ask them about the suffering of their patients. I know an ICU staff nurse - 12 hour days, 6 days a week, fighting to keep people alive even when they knew it was, for some, a hopeless exercise. But still, they kept trying, every day.

As for the cashless society conspiracies, I've been cashless since chip and pin became so prevelant. Personally I love it. I don't care if big brother knows i'm buying sex toys, guns and fly fishing tackle as well as the weekly shopping. If you think they care you're more silly than you should be. "

Totally.

This started out as a supportive and fairly sensible sub forum but is now full of weird nutters insisting their deluded ideas are fact.

The only thing I'm unsure of is if this is down to a catastrophic lack of discrimination in their reading material or proof that care in the community really was a bad idea.

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


"An old school friend of mine works for a pharmaceutical company in the research department. He's adamant that this is a mutation of the 2015/2016 flu jab. If you had it that season you're at far greater risk."

surely if its linked to a vaccine that people already had, if their was a correlation people with those antibodies would be least at risk not most... pretty sure the most likely correlation will be none though

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

The figures they publish are a load of shite, sometimes there way over the mark but equally I think there's times there way under, one thing that should be fairly accurate though is the excess deaths we've had compared to previous years and there way up, I know there not all going to be from covid 19 but allot, to say its all fake and a conspiricy when we've had so many more people die is, just false news.

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

Richard Branson suggested that the state pays people a wage. This was in the event that machines replaced the work force in the future.

I recently noticed a lidle with no cashiers. Only self service.

If you're a lorry driver be afraid because they are experimenting with self driving lorries. Amazon want to use drones for delivering.

Funny thing the state paid people's wages.

The abolishion of cash has been much mooted. But thus far not popular with the people as ultimately it only benefits the taxman.

Funny thing shops are now refusing to take cash because of covid. Yet a pair of gloves would have eliminated that risk.

What a coincidence. Unless you don't believe in coincidence.

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By *uskymotoMan  over a year ago

Cumbria


"An old school friend of mine works for a pharmaceutical company in the research department. He's adamant that this is a mutation of the 2015/2016 flu jab. If you had it that season you're at far greater risk.

surely if its linked to a vaccine that people already had, if their was a correlation people with those antibodies would be least at risk not most... pretty sure the most likely correlation will be none though "

I understand where your coming from. It was explained to me as a mutation or a manipulation of the original, not exactly the same. It uses the antibodies you've built up as a key to get into cells. Your body doesn't recognise enough difference to attack them. For those who don't have the flu vaccine antibodies, it's seen and handled by our immune system just like or very similar to any other flu.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Richard Branson suggested that the state pays people a wage. This was in the event that machines replaced the work force in the future.

I recently noticed a lidle with no cashiers. Only self service.

If you're a lorry driver be afraid because they are experimenting with self driving lorries. Amazon want to use drones for delivering.

Funny thing the state paid people's wages.

The abolishion of cash has been much mooted. But thus far not popular with the people as ultimately it only benefits the taxman.

Funny thing shops are now refusing to take cash because of covid. Yet a pair of gloves would have eliminated that risk.

What a coincidence. Unless you don't believe in coincidence.

"

A pair of gloves would not eliminate the risk at all.

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


"An old school friend of mine works for a pharmaceutical company in the research department. He's adamant that this is a mutation of the 2015/2016 flu jab. If you had it that season you're at far greater risk.

surely if its linked to a vaccine that people already had, if their was a correlation people with those antibodies would be least at risk not most... pretty sure the most likely correlation will be none though

I understand where your coming from. It was explained to me as a mutation or a manipulation of the original, not exactly the same. It uses the antibodies you've built up as a key to get into cells. Your body doesn't recognise enough difference to attack them. For those who don't have the flu vaccine antibodies, it's seen and handled by our immune system just like or very similar to any other flu. "

OK but the flu is caused by an influenza virus and covid is caused by a coronavirus. So how does a coronavirus become an influenza virus exactly..? And can I use the same technique to become Beyoncé please?

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.


"Richard Branson suggested that the state pays people a wage. This was in the event that machines replaced the work force in the future.

I recently noticed a lidle with no cashiers. Only self service.

If you're a lorry driver be afraid because they are experimenting with self driving lorries. Amazon want to use drones for delivering.

Funny thing the state paid people's wages.

The abolishion of cash has been much mooted. But thus far not popular with the people as ultimately it only benefits the taxman.

Funny thing shops are now refusing to take cash because of covid. Yet a pair of gloves would have eliminated that risk.

What a coincidence. Unless you don't believe in coincidence.

A pair of gloves would not eliminate the risk at all. "

But they are happy to scan your purchases that 10 people may have touched and put back that hour, but not take your cash fresh out of your purse?

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

I saw this posted elsewhere.

A cashless society means no cash. Zero!!

It doesn’t mean mostly cashless and you can still use a ‘wee bit of cash here & there’. Cashless means fully digital, fully traceable, fully controlled. I think those who support a cashless society aren’t fully aware of what they are asking for. A cashless society means:

* If you are struggling with your mortgage on a particular month, you can’t do an odd job to get you through.

* Your child can’t go & help the local farmer to earn a bit of summer cash.

* No more cash slipped into the hands of a child as a good luck charm or from their grandparent when going on holidays.

* No more money in birthday cards.

* No more piggy banks for your child to collect pocket money & to learn about the value of earning.

* No more cash for a rainy day fund or for that something special you have been putting £20 a week away for.

* No more nixers on the side because your wages barely cover the bills or put food on the table.

* No more charity collections.

* No more selling bits & pieces from your home that you no longer want/need for a bit of cash in return.

* No more cash gifts from relatives or loved ones.

What a cashless society does guarantee:

* Banks have full control of every single penny you own.

* Every transaction you make is recorded.

* All your movements & actions are traceable.

* Access to your money can be blocked at the click of a button when/if banks need ‘clarification’ from you which will take about 3 weeks, a thousand questions answered & five thousand passwords.

* You will have no choice but to declare & be taxed on every euro in your possession.

* The government WILL decide what you can & cannot purchase.

* If your transactions are deemed in any way questionable, by those who create the questions, your money will be frozen, ‘for your own good’.

If you are a customer, pay with cash. If you are a shop owner, remove those ridiculous signs that ask people to pay by card. Cash is a legal tender, it is our right to pay with cash. Banks are making it increasingly difficult to lodge cash & that has nothing to do with a virus, nor has this ‘dirty money’ trend.

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

On a side note, this whole cashless hysteria is really reminding me of that episode of Poldark where the bank starts handing out paper money instead of coins and the local villagers go berserk and start rioting. Uncanny.

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


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

Because we didn't know much about the virus at the start. Now we have more scientific knowledge we can say that masks are effective "

They say masks may be effective... which is the same as saying masks may not be effective. This is basically a glass half full/empty situation. Some people are too scared to go out. If you tell them masks may be effective, and make everyone wear them, they may feel safe to go out, spend money and prop up the failing economy!

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

I dont understand how pubs are safe no masks but shops wear masks .Its a joke

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By *etwifeandhim69Couple  over a year ago

Darlington


"I dont understand how pubs are safe no masks but shops wear masks .Its a joke "

Welcome to 2020.

Shops are a necessity where pubs are not. The Government wants tax money and what better place than a pub?

If in doubt, shop safely, stay at home and avoid all other public gatherings.

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


"I dont understand how pubs are safe no masks but shops wear masks .Its a joke "

When was the last time you went shopping without having to get past anyone in the aisles? Or had every single shelf to yourself without having someone stand right next to you looking at the same products? At least in a pub you can sit 1m apart, while also supporting the leisure industry and in turn the economy

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


"The only reason it hasn't been as bad as it could have been is because action has been taken.

There's no way so many countries would all agree to take these sorts of drastic actions, crippling the world economy unless it was a very real and significant risk.

If you haven't don't know anyone personally who has been seriously ill due to Covid, think yourself lucky. "

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


"Why is it people think only those who think there's some sort of conspiracy are 'awake'....

There is no ulterior motives and there isn't going to be a cashless society blah blah blah....

There is a very real virus out there that has taken the lives of thousands of people prematurely and caused millions to be incredibly ill.

It's horrible and scary and has ruined so many lives, it's insensitive and just plain stupid to say it's been blown out of proportion."

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By *LIRTWITHUSCouple  over a year ago

Chester


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in. "

But been out supermarkets more than ever and lived off takeaways yet we were told it spreads in clothes shops etc, go figure

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

My mate sent me a video from a night club in Krakow (poland) Believe me , these folks are still in 2019 and never heard of covid yet. Full house , everyone partying hard. At least 1500 people in there. Social distancing?? Is it a drink??? The bar is crowded!!! No masks or whatsoever! surprisingly, no spike in daily cases, its just steady low.

I dont know what is happening in the world anymore....

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

Wooaaaah are we talking about the virus on a virus forum, we'll have none of that here!!!

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

Whether you believe its all been exaggerated or not the scariest thing I think is that it shows how little trust there is in the government of this country and I think people are right to be sceptical

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


"I dont understand how pubs are safe no masks but shops wear masks .Its a joke "

If you made people wear masks to pubs they would be continually touching the mask to pull it down to drink

Removing any supposed benefit and increasing the risk of contamination from continually touching it, if said person were to have Covid

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By *otsMan  over a year ago

Higham

Blown out of proportion! Right just wait and see. Its not just the uk. Other countries and whats happening to them will effect us.

USA & Latin America its started romping away particularly the latter.

Dont forget we need to trade and travel we can't do that if the virus is romping away.

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


"Glad to see people waking up.

I suggest that you start watching UK Column News for information rather than the BBC and the controlled newspapers.

Their news programs are on the internet at 1.00 pm on Mondays' Wednesday and Fridays. You can also watch back editions where they go through much of the background to CV19. Just Google for them."

Seems like a right-wing conspiracy theory website to me

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


"I dont understand how pubs are safe no masks but shops wear masks .Its a joke

When was the last time you went shopping without having to get past anyone in the aisles? Or had every single shelf to yourself without having someone stand right next to you looking at the same products? At least in a pub you can sit 1m apart, while also supporting the leisure industry and in turn the economy "

I get my food and shopping delivered too avoid it .

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020"

that may well be during 10 till 4 .hop on it during rush hour morning and afternoons it dont look any different.how do you think everyone is getting to work in central london?luckily ive only used it once as had an appointnent in kings cross .ever carrige packed

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By *ensual massagerMan  over a year ago

Bolton


"the ONS reckon about 8% of the population have had this so far....

8% of the population.... 45000 deaths so far..

and you think its been blown out of control... really!!!!

see... i see a lot of people concentrating on the mortality rate, remember its still approx 10 times more lethal than the flu... but thats an aside to the other point i was going to make...

go an look at the hospitalisation rate... people may not be dying, but they are being admitted and it is still causing lot term issues....

but heck... trip to the hospital, staying in, no biggie right????"

Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
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"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

You wouldn't starve, you would just go into a bank with ID, get cash out and they send for a new card.

To the rest, cameras are already there for that, especially on Motorways

How do you draw cash out in a cashless society?

"

Duh @ me, you are right, a total cashless society you won't be able to draw out money.

I suppose we could make sure we have some soup in a cupboard for an emergency of losing a card / have a second account / joint card to use/ have a friend or family member to bail you out until a card turned up or the banks account for the likes of this and get a new card out to someone quicker than they do now.

I don't get the worry though, I would rather have some money in my purse but I think it will end up going cashless eventually

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By *est Wales WifeCouple  over a year ago

Near Carmarthen

Sweden clearly proved that there was no need for a lockdown. In particular shutting down schools was a big mistake.

Closing down primary schools may have been unnecessary as a recent Swedish study suggests that keeping them open had no impact on contagion.

There was no measurable difference in the number of coronavirus cases among children in Sweden, where schools were left open, compared with neighboring Finland, where schools were shut, the research showed.

A working paper, published by the Public Health Agency of Sweden and the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, compares the two countries’ approach to education during the pandemic.

Sweden and Finland adopted very different strategies to tackle Covid-19, with the former choosing to avoid a full-blown lockdown and the latter imposing tough social distancing.

But there was no difference in the overall incidence of the laboratory-confirmed Covid-19 cases in children aged between one and 19-years-old in the two countries, indicative data from the study shows.

Finnish children returned to school in May after two months of remote learning and national infection rates have continued to decline since then.

Contact tracing in primary schools in Finland found hardly any evidence of children infecting others, according to the research paper.

A Swedish comparison of cases among daycare and primary school staff, found that there was no increased risk for teachers, compared with risk levels in other professions.

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

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By *ornykinkycouple84Couple  over a year ago

Chesterfield


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

Maybe you should go and tell the familys of the 45.000 + people who have lost someone they love, who's lives will never be the same again that the virus has been "blown out of proportion".

I agree about the masks thing, it should have been rolled out long before now also should be a blanket roll out to include pubs/bars/restaurants and gyms.

I very rarely use cash anyway and couldn't care less if what I buy can be tracked... something tells me big brother doesnt care i brought 12 cans of magners and 2 bottles of milk from my local shop yesterday.... also if we go to a cashless society Lloyd's might finally give me a contactless card lol x

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020

that may well be during 10 till 4 .hop on it during rush hour morning and afternoons it dont look any different.how do you think everyone is getting to work in central london?luckily ive only used it once as had an appointnent in kings cross .ever carrige packed"

**"...luckily ive only used it once..."**

You've only used it once, yet you know that is has 'been packed for weeks'?

You don't know anything about what's happening on the underground. You are just making things up.

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Sweden clearly proved that there was no need for a lockdown. In particular shutting down schools was a big mistake.

Closing down primary schools may have been unnecessary as a recent Swedish study suggests that keeping them open had no impact on contagion.

There was no measurable difference in the number of coronavirus cases among children in Sweden, where schools were left open, compared with neighboring Finland, where schools were shut, the research showed.

A working paper, published by the Public Health Agency of Sweden and the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, compares the two countries’ approach to education during the pandemic.

Sweden and Finland adopted very different strategies to tackle Covid-19, with the former choosing to avoid a full-blown lockdown and the latter imposing tough social distancing.

But there was no difference in the overall incidence of the laboratory-confirmed Covid-19 cases in children aged between one and 19-years-old in the two countries, indicative data from the study shows.

Finnish children returned to school in May after two months of remote learning and national infection rates have continued to decline since then.

Contact tracing in primary schools in Finland found hardly any evidence of children infecting others, according to the research paper.

A Swedish comparison of cases among daycare and primary school staff, found that there was no increased risk for teachers, compared with risk levels in other professions."

**"...Sweden clearly proved that there was no need for a lockdown..."**

No, it actually proved that there 'was need' for a lock down.

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all "

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central


"the ONS reckon about 8% of the population have had this so far....

8% of the population.... 45000 deaths so far..

and you think its been blown out of control... really!!!!

see... i see a lot of people concentrating on the mortality rate, remember its still approx 10 times more lethal than the flu... but thats an aside to the other point i was going to make...

go an look at the hospitalisation rate... people may not be dying, but they are being admitted and it is still causing lot term issues....

but heck... trip to the hospital, staying in, no biggie right????

Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%"

Your source for the 70% figure? We are better using data from published peer reviewed studies. The op claimed a global conspiracy was underway - there have been a lot of conspiracy theory posts in this virus section since the start of the pandemic. It would have been wise for him to have read some or all of them, prior to posting.

The world wasn't very well prepared for this - we've had to learn as we go. The UK has been doing random tests on thousands of the population, to validate the incidence rates of current infections and volume of people with antibodies. These figures are the best that we have for the incidence rate here.

Many of the conspiracy theories spread alarm, which isn't good at a time of major public distress. Not good for anyone!

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020

that may well be during 10 till 4 .hop on it during rush hour morning and afternoons it dont look any different.how do you think everyone is getting to work in central london?luckily ive only used it once as had an appointnent in kings cross .ever carrige packed

**"...luckily ive only used it once..."**

You've only used it once, yet you know that is has 'been packed for weeks'?

You don't know anything about what's happening on the underground. You are just making things up."

ok making things up.if you say so.what part london u travelibg in from? north south east or west? or you in london so just travelling around town?

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By *ctionman10Man  over a year ago

London

Yes the country made extreme decisions based on something they new very little about, many life’s was lost and many life’s have been changed from this, many life’s have been saved. maybe some decisions was wrong, but has not everyone Made a mistake before... we are all humans after all.

Rather than people Saying conspiracy or saying it’s over the top why not look at the positives if positives can be taken from it and see what we was good at through this, the support people working tirelessly to help others, nurses and doctors some who was not even fully qualified young learners stepping forward to help others, the extreme work and time the people are putting in to hopefully create a vaccine or medication, the money being invested to get the county going again, to give work to others, the list in endless and the bottoms line of it... is that it’s all been done to protect you, your family, your close friends...

so many people are quick to put there say towards matters when they are way under skilled to even know what there talking about. They base the conspiracy and small talk based on what they read in the same news papers that they also state are lying.

Just keep safe, follow the guidelines and I am sure everyone will be back f**king again soon.

To those that have unfortunately lost loved ones have to read so much off stuff people write and my thoughts go to them.

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By *nked_kittenWoman  over a year ago

Ankh Morpork


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020

that may well be during 10 till 4 .hop on it during rush hour morning and afternoons it dont look any different.how do you think everyone is getting to work in central london?luckily ive only used it once as had an appointnent in kings cross .ever carrige packed

**"...luckily ive only used it once..."**

You've only used it once, yet you know that is has 'been packed for weeks'?

You don't know anything about what's happening on the underground. You are just making things up.

ok making things up.if you say so.what part london u travelibg in from? north south east or west? or you in london so just travelling around town?"

I’ve been in London twice and the tube was almost empty. One journey I was the only person in my carriage, and at most there was someone every other/every 2 seats with no one standing and that was the central line at about 5.30pm

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


"I saw this posted elsewhere.

A cashless society means no cash. Zero!!

It doesn’t mean mostly cashless and you can still use a ‘wee bit of cash here & there’. Cashless means fully digital, fully traceable, fully controlled. I think those who support a cashless society aren’t fully aware of what they are asking for. A cashless society means:

* If you are struggling with your mortgage on a particular month, you can’t do an odd job to get you through.

* Your child can’t go & help the local farmer to earn a bit of summer cash.

* No more cash slipped into the hands of a child as a good luck charm or from their grandparent when going on holidays.

* No more money in birthday cards.

* No more piggy banks for your child to collect pocket money & to learn about the value of earning.

* No more cash for a rainy day fund or for that something special you have been putting £20 a week away for.

* No more nixers on the side because your wages barely cover the bills or put food on the table.

* No more charity collections.

* No more selling bits & pieces from your home that you no longer want/need for a bit of cash in return.

* No more cash gifts from relatives or loved ones.

What a cashless society does guarantee:

* Banks have full control of every single penny you own.

* Every transaction you make is recorded.

* All your movements & actions are traceable.

* Access to your money can be blocked at the click of a button when/if banks need ‘clarification’ from you which will take about 3 weeks, a thousand questions answered & five thousand passwords.

* You will have no choice but to declare & be taxed on every euro in your possession.

* The government WILL decide what you can & cannot purchase.

* If your transactions are deemed in any way questionable, by those who create the questions, your money will be frozen, ‘for your own good’.

If you are a customer, pay with cash. If you are a shop owner, remove those ridiculous signs that ask people to pay by card. Cash is a legal tender, it is our right to pay with cash. Banks are making it increasingly difficult to lodge cash & that has nothing to do with a virus, nor has this ‘dirty money’ trend.

"

ive seen this elsewhere but if you break it down most of it is just trying to create some nostalgic attachment to notes and coins

we would not be getting rid of money, a cashless society just means literally that... no cash

you can still teach kids value of money digitally, do an odd job and be transferred payment digitally , can still gift and buy and sell and donate money digitally , for years now even buskers and fringe performers gave had apple pay because they knew people carrying cash was reducing

the government controlling your purchases and creating 3 weeks delays while they ask questions is speculative fear mongering

so that just leaves the illegal activity and cash in hand under the table don’t declare it ... wont ever convince me its worth keeping cash to keep that crap alive

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020

that may well be during 10 till 4 .hop on it during rush hour morning and afternoons it dont look any different.how do you think everyone is getting to work in central london?luckily ive only used it once as had an appointnent in kings cross .ever carrige packed

**"...luckily ive only used it once..."**

You've only used it once, yet you know that is has 'been packed for weeks'?

You don't know anything about what's happening on the underground. You are just making things up.

ok making things up.if you say so.what part london u travelibg in from? north south east or west? or you in london so just travelling around town?

I’ve been in London twice and the tube was almost empty. One journey I was the only person in my carriage, and at most there was someone every other/every 2 seats with no one standing and that was the central line at about 5.30pm "

try the northern line from edgeware first thing in the morning a very different beast

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place.

been on the london underground latley? they have been packed for weeks now my town the only difference down the high street is they have blocked all the parking bays off for some reason apart from that it loojs like it did before lockdown.and why masks now? why not wen it first started? oh yea we were told they wernt needed and ddnt do much good. 70 million people and 40 odd thousand dead and now thats not looking accurate either.think they over played it myself.

According to google Community Mobility Reports, Greater London is still 54% down from the baseline for public transport. Baseline is median average between 3 Jan – 6 Feb 2020

that may well be during 10 till 4 .hop on it during rush hour morning and afternoons it dont look any different.how do you think everyone is getting to work in central london?luckily ive only used it once as had an appointnent in kings cross .ever carrige packed

**"...luckily ive only used it once..."**

You've only used it once, yet you know that is has 'been packed for weeks'?

You don't know anything about what's happening on the underground. You are just making things up.

ok making things up.if you say so.what part london u travelibg in from? north south east or west? or you in london so just travelling around town?"

***"...ok making things up.if you say so.what part london u travelibg in from? north south east or west? or you in london so just travelling around town?..."***

----------------------------

I am not just travelling from home to one fixed location like some other commuters do.

I work as a mobile Engineer.

Everyday I work in a different location. So, I'm working north, south, east and west every week.

I don't have fixed hours of work, I work at different times of the day so I use the underground at different times i.e - rush hour and outside of rush hour.

I don't just use a single underground line, I use 6 or more different lines every week.

As you can see my use of the London underground is 'quite extensive' and not like the 'one-off' you have done so far.

As such, I am in a far better position to say what is happening on the underground than you do.

And let me also point you to other factors which prove that the London underground is 'not packed' now like it use to.

1. Some people have lost their jobs due to the crisis and therefore don't use public transport to go to work anymore.

2. Some people who have kept their jobs are still working from home, and so no need to use the underground to commute to and from work.

3. Most schools are still shut.

4. Some people are still shielding and so they don't go out and use the underground.

5. We don't have lots of tourists visiting London at this time due to the pandemic, which in turn means less tourists using the underground this time compared to say last year or previous years.

6. The government has advised people to use their own cars if they can rather than use public transport. Some people are doing that and have been avoiding using the underground.

Based on my own personal experience of using the underground, plus the 6 points I have mentioned above, I can confidently say that the London underground is 'not packed' as you claim.

As I said before, you are just 'making things up' - just like some of the other conspiracy crackpots on this thread.

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection."

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

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By *olden RatioWoman  over a year ago

Buckinghamshire

I’m on the Circle Line right now and can confirm that it’s definitely not packed

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"Sweden clearly proved that there was no need for a lockdown. In particular shutting down schools was a big mistake.

Closing down primary schools may have been unnecessary as a recent Swedish study suggests that keeping them open had no impact on contagion.

There was no measurable difference in the number of coronavirus cases among children in Sweden, where schools were left open, compared with neighboring Finland, where schools were shut, the research showed.

A working paper, published by the Public Health Agency of Sweden and the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, compares the two countries’ approach to education during the pandemic.

Sweden and Finland adopted very different strategies to tackle Covid-19, with the former choosing to avoid a full-blown lockdown and the latter imposing tough social distancing.

But there was no difference in the overall incidence of the laboratory-confirmed Covid-19 cases in children aged between one and 19-years-old in the two countries, indicative data from the study shows.

Finnish children returned to school in May after two months of remote learning and national infection rates have continued to decline since then.

Contact tracing in primary schools in Finland found hardly any evidence of children infecting others, according to the research paper.

A Swedish comparison of cases among daycare and primary school staff, found that there was no increased risk for teachers, compared with risk levels in other professions."

Different things work in different countries due to population density, average age of the population, the amount of people with underlying health conditions, the amount of ethnic minority groups and their health service, all of those have an impact on the spread of the virus and the death numbers.

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either "

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc"

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

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


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it. "

Spo on, you're one of the one's who have woken up and aren't taking the bullshit anymore.

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By *moothman2000Man  over a year ago

Leicestershire


"

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it.

"

Erm... that's exactly how all decisions are made - there's a reason behind it.

It could be that the information was found to be wrong later, but we all make wrong decisions from time to time.

Our love affair with asbestos and thalidomide shows that.

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

"

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved."

You’ve totally missed my point

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

You’ve totally missed my point "

seems so

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


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

You’ve totally missed my point "

No he hasn't, he explained it quite well... The risk of transmission is REDUCED outside but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Nobody is picking and choosing which type of close outdoor gatherings are okay - they have ALL been discouraged.

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

You’ve totally missed my point

No he hasn't, he explained it quite well... The risk of transmission is REDUCED outside but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Nobody is picking and choosing which type of close outdoor gatherings are okay - they have ALL been discouraged. "

Actually my original reply was to the Op was about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike according to published figures .....

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"My mate sent me a video from a night club in Krakow (poland) Believe me , these folks are still in 2019 and never heard of covid yet. Full house , everyone partying hard. At least 1500 people in there. Social distancing?? Is it a drink??? The bar is crowded!!! No masks or whatsoever! surprisingly, no spike in daily cases, its just steady low.

I dont know what is happening in the world anymore...."

yeah... my old college town in the states, East Lansing, Michigan.. Home of Michigan State University

there is a bar in the town called Harpers... they opened back up with very little of the social distancing and mask restrictions....

and people started feeling ill... one after another after another....

that night in "Harpers" ended up accounting for 150 primary cases of covid (which means it can be traced directly from being there on that specific night) plus another 100 secondary cases (those who caught it from people who had been to harpers on that specific night!)

harpers has in unnerving record of being the single biggest outbreak in the US outside of a factory!

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"It isn't just in this country that the Covid is causing havoc, do you think all countries leaders are in cahoots to make us pay by card?

Yep. World wide big brother. Cashless society, so no backhanders, no cash gifting without it being known about. Tax tax tax

I deleted that to add more....now you look like you are a physic

Is a cashless society so bad?

Yes. Itd be horrendous.imagine having to starve because you lost your card, or you cant get fuel to get to work. Fraud will go totally through the roof even more than now. Plus its just another way of having everyone under constsnt surveilance. Invisible cctv. Probably even use it to fine you for speeding, if you get from fuel stop a to fuel stop b 5 mins before you shouldve done

You wouldn't starve, you would just go into a bank with ID, get cash out and they send for a new card.

To the rest, cameras are already there for that, especially on Motorways

How do you draw cash out in a cashless society?

Duh @ me, you are right, a total cashless society you won't be able to draw out money.

I suppose we could make sure we have some soup in a cupboard for an emergency of losing a card / have a second account / joint card to use/ have a friend or family member to bail you out until a card turned up or the banks account for the likes of this and get a new card out to someone quicker than they do now.

I don't get the worry though, I would rather have some money in my purse but I think it will end up going cashless eventually

Not having cash in your purse is only a small part of the issue. The main problem is the implications of giving up your privacy and paving the way for governments and banks to control our lives. I have already posted a link to how this can happen ut herevis another https://www.businessinsider.com/china-social-credit-system-punishments-and-rewards-explained-2018-4

One poster here said they didnt care if the gov know he has bought 12 beers, in China playing/buying too many video games can affect your childs ability to get into a good school and multiple other things referenced in the link above.

It is social engineering on steroids and when you look at another posters view of being happy to jump on this slippery slope in the name of stopping cash in hand work what comes next? Will buying 12 beers more frequently than 'allowed'/'acceptable' have you classed as an alcoholic? Then your driving license be cancelled and hospitals wont treat you? Sure this is an extreme and maybe ridiculous example but if your read the link i gave it is possible and already happening in china.

Sorry for the long, off topic post but i really believe that people dont realise the implications of giving up cash for the sake of convenience.

"

Could be a tax thing ...

Government clawing back all that money they have had to spend these last few months but taking the ability away for paying with cash

Any work couldn’t be cash in hand and through the books etc

For example ... my nail bar only seems to take cash. Card machine never seems to work. I’ve been going there 20 years and have only been able to pay by card less than 10 times

You are right - social engineering

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

You’ve totally missed my point

No he hasn't, he explained it quite well... The risk of transmission is REDUCED outside but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Nobody is picking and choosing which type of close outdoor gatherings are okay - they have ALL been discouraged.

Actually my original reply was to the Op was about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike according to published figures .....

"

***”.... about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike...”***

——————————-

Those gatherings didn’t create a spike since they were outdoors as I’ve explained before.

We are asked to use masks 3 months on because we are now meeting in indoor settings like public transport and shops where the risk of transmission is higher compared to outdoor setting like the beach, protests etc.

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By *carlettxWoman  over a year ago

Essex


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

You’ve totally missed my point

No he hasn't, he explained it quite well... The risk of transmission is REDUCED outside but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Nobody is picking and choosing which type of close outdoor gatherings are okay - they have ALL been discouraged.

Actually my original reply was to the Op was about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike according to published figures .....

***”.... about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike...”***

——————————-

Those gatherings didn’t create a spike since they were outdoors as I’ve explained before.

We are asked to use masks 3 months on because we are now meeting in indoor settings like public transport and shops where the risk of transmission is higher compared to outdoor setting like the beach, protests etc.

"

But not in pubs ....

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


" Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result"

again you are looking at merely the mortality rate.... i said you have to look at the hospitalisation rate... which is still running at 10-15%....

what you are saying is that amount of people having spend time on hospital wards is okay at long as you don't lose people!!!


"In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population."

bad comparison.... you are looking ay 650,000 over a 12 month period, compared to 500,000 over a 4-5 month period which is what happend with covid... extrapalate that over a year and you are looking at close to 1.3-1.4 million people dead


"I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%"

see.. ONS have mapped out all the the cases so they think with the data they know that roughly 13% of people in london have had it, and about 5% of the rest of the country

see, to get to herd immunity, you would need at least 70% of the country to have had the virus.......

you seen the damage it has done with only 8%, this is why we should look at the us and not get complacent!

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

I also knew that something wasnt right from the start with the stats and as they write of normal cases as covid too. I wonder what the political gain might be? I also wonder what is happening in the background. I know that bill gates is somehow involved with the vaccine program too, we know his motives as we have seen what he have done in india and afrika.

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By *nked_kittenWoman  over a year ago

Ankh Morpork

Some of my local shops will only take cash

Also you can still go to the bank or a cash point and take out and pay in cash.

Cash is not dying out.

Most places give you an option

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Right now, im starting to believe this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, and weve been fed bollox from the start. Some other agenda is happening.. super big brother state. Sign in here, card only sales in most places. How its gone from 900 deaths per day to 100 in 6 weeks or so, after we had riots, football fsns out celebrating in their 000's etc. Im now of the ilk of fuck it. And this mask bullcrap... dont need in a pub, but do in shops, but not till friday. Is the virus on holiday till friday. Yet more places are reopening. I do believe there is an illness, but the severity of it is bollox in my opinion. And yes, i do know folks who have had it.

Tbh I’m finding it hard to understand too

We were told at the start masks were pretty useless unless medical graded ones yet 3 months on after all the Covid deaths (and there’s a difference between dying HAVING Covid to dying BECAUSE of Covid)

All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?

I personally don’t know anyone that’s had it for sure (tested) either

I’m so confused by it all

**"...All the protests and riots with thousands inches away from each other - how comes they didn’t get it ?..."**

How do you know that some did not get it?

In any case the risk of transmission in outside settings is low compared to indoor settings.

Secondly, lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings.

Those two issues put together would reduce the risk of transmission to a very low level, making it unlikely to see a sharp rise in infection.

Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching it’s figures since the group protesting hasn’t reflected in the figures since

Surely with so many people gathering we would gave had a spike !

There was a massive illegal rave too and that never generated a spike either

**"..Mainly because this ‘high risk’ of catching..."**

-----------------

Like I said before, the protests happened in outdoor settings where the transmission is low. Plus lots of the protesters were wearing face coverings which further mitigated the risk.

These two scenarios make the risk of transmission 'pretty low', so even though some people may have caught it, the numbers will be too low to create a spike

Usually when there has been spikes in other places, it tends to happen in cold, damp and / or indoor settings like meat factories, nightclubs etc

Then why was there uproar over Bournemouth beach being rammed and concerns of a spike if outdoor gatherings are considered lower risk ?

Can’t pick and choose which similar type of gathering is acceptable just because of the reasons behind it

There was an out cry about any mass gatherings not just Bournemouth beach, but also with the VE celebrations, the protests, Liverpool supporters winning the premier league, street parties etc.

Transmission is lower in outdoor settings compared to indoor settings.

Even though the transmission is low outside, it is still possible to get infected, and that's why at the moment mass gatherings are not allowed where social distancing cannot be achieved.

You’ve totally missed my point

No he hasn't, he explained it quite well... The risk of transmission is REDUCED outside but that doesn't mean it's impossible. Nobody is picking and choosing which type of close outdoor gatherings are okay - they have ALL been discouraged.

Actually my original reply was to the Op was about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike according to published figures .....

***”.... about the use of masks 3 months on and how such gatherings hadn’t created a spike...”***

——————————-

Those gatherings didn’t create a spike since they were outdoors as I’ve explained before.

We are asked to use masks 3 months on because we are now meeting in indoor settings like public transport and shops where the risk of transmission is higher compared to outdoor setting like the beach, protests etc.

But not in pubs ....

"

Because people eat and drink in pubs, it will not be practical to have a mask on in that senario.

An exemption is made in a case like that, just like some category of people are exempt from wearing seatbelts in certain scenarios.

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

Wow this thread is going around in circles...

Can we just all agree that:

Wearing masks in enclosed spaces = good

Mass outdoor gatherings with no social distancing = bad

Wearing masks in pubs = bad because you can't eat/drink without removing and possibly contaminating your mask

Shops vs pubs = in pubs you can choose to stay away from someone but if you and a stranger both reach for the beans at the same time in your local Tesco you have a higher chance of being fucked

Cashless society = convenient but also an invasion of privacy but also will most likely never happen in our lifetime so why the fuck is everyone panicking about it?! I have paid in many shops with cash during this pandemic. It is definitely still a thing. They are not just going to eradicate cash overnight. Can we all calm down?

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By *az080378Woman  over a year ago

Cromer


"I also knew that something wasnt right from the start with the stats and as they write of normal cases as covid too. I wonder what the political gain might be? I also wonder what is happening in the background. I know that bill gates is somehow involved with the vaccine program too, we know his motives as we have seen what he have done in india and afrika."

What are Bill Gates motives and what relevance is it to Africa and India?....

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


"I also knew that something wasnt right from the start with the stats and as they write of normal cases as covid too. I wonder what the political gain might be? I also wonder what is happening in the background. I know that bill gates is somehow involved with the vaccine program too, we know his motives as we have seen what he have done in india and afrika.

What are Bill Gates motives and what relevance is it to Africa and India?...."

That he want population control with his vaccine.

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


"Oh hang on, let me just go and tell my friend, who had to buy her child, that it's not real, she will be so relieved!

Bury

Read my original post. I didnt say its not real. I said theres a massive ulterior agenda why its been blown out of proprtion, and we are being fed so much bollox about it. 900 deaths, down to 100 per day yet in that time, we had riots, and huge celebrations ftom footy fans etc yet its come down.

Yep and what I'm saying to you is that it's insensitive to say it's been blown out of proportion when for some people it has completely changed their lives, and not for the better. For my friend, this couldn't have been any worse.

I agree some of the death counts have been inaccurate but the reason the deaths have fallen rapidly is because of the lockdown.

So why havent they shot back up after whsts happened lately. It is tragic that people have died, im not disputing that, but putting the whole world in total fear is the over reaction im on about

Because most of the country are still staying in.

Theyre not though.

Yes they are, the roads and public transport are still generally quieter.

This would have been far worse had the lockdown not been put into place. "

Roads and motorways are almost back to normal

I travel the M62 M6 and M5 to Wales all the time and roads are getting busier

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


"I also knew that something wasnt right from the start with the stats and as they write of normal cases as covid too. I wonder what the political gain might be? I also wonder what is happening in the background. I know that bill gates is somehow involved with the vaccine program too, we know his motives as we have seen what he have done in india and afrika.

What are Bill Gates motives and what relevance is it to Africa and India?....That he want population control with his vaccine."

I've officially heard it all now...

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By *az080378Woman  over a year ago

Cromer


"I also knew that something wasnt right from the start with the stats and as they write of normal cases as covid too. I wonder what the political gain might be? I also wonder what is happening in the background. I know that bill gates is somehow involved with the vaccine program too, we know his motives as we have seen what he have done in india and afrika.

What are Bill Gates motives and what relevance is it to Africa and India?....That he want population control with his vaccine."

This is such a ridiculous statement.

All the crazy conspiracy theories regarding Bill Gates have already been disproven!!

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By *tirling DarkCouple  over a year ago

Stirling

C45,000 dead and some think this pandemic isn't and that bad!

And the Darwin Award goes to......

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By *ensual massagerMan  over a year ago

Bolton


" Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

again you are looking at merely the mortality rate.... i said you have to look at the hospitalisation rate... which is still running at 10-15%....

what you are saying is that amount of people having spend time on hospital wards is okay at long as you don't lose people!!!

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

bad comparison.... you are looking ay 650,000 over a 12 month period, compared to 500,000 over a 4-5 month period which is what happend with covid... extrapalate that over a year and you are looking at close to 1.3-1.4 million people dead

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%

see.. ONS have mapped out all the the cases so they think with the data they know that roughly 13% of people in london have had it, and about 5% of the rest of the country

see, to get to herd immunity, you would need at least 70% of the country to have had the virus.......

you seen the damage it has done with only 8%, this is why we should look at the us and not get complacent!"

So, if the hospitalisation rate was what you claim, that woukd mean between 6.5 to 10 million in this country alone. Slight exaggeration methinks

You can do any comparisons you like but find out how many people NORMALLY die of sepsis. Last few years was running at 2,000 per month and how many now? Cancer, dementia, road traffic accidents and all other illnesses including seasonal flu. It appears nobody is dying of anything but Covid now. Lots die WITH Covid 19 not BECAUSE of it.

It was only last month that there was reckoning that London has surpassed the 70% giving herd immunity.

Yeah 4/5 here apparently but it's been around since 2019 hence the name Covid 19. It's been around longer than what you're claiming and you're attempting to distort figures. As reports have said that it's been active globally since last September, my only illness was in November and I do have the anti bodies. Not a day off work or anything this year at all. Daughter in law is a Covid nurse and she has the anti bodies but not been poorly since December.

However, by all means you believe what you want to and keep up the scare mongering and when the economy totally collapses, there'll be more deaths from what was normally treatable and then the mental issues that are here already and the loss of jobs will increase that figure exponentially.

Btw, Spanish flu is still around after a century. Swine flu, bird flu etc are still not eradicated.

Ah well.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool

So this ulterior motive?...

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By *D835Man  over a year ago

London


"Wow this thread is going around in circles...

Can we just all agree that:

Wearing masks in enclosed spaces = good

Mass outdoor gatherings with no social distancing = bad

Wearing masks in pubs = bad because you can't eat/drink without removing and possibly contaminating your mask

Shops vs pubs = in pubs you can choose to stay away from someone but if you and a stranger both reach for the beans at the same time in your local Tesco you have a higher chance of being fucked

Cashless society = convenient but also an invasion of privacy but also will most likely never happen in our lifetime so why the fuck is everyone panicking about it?! I have paid in many shops with cash during this pandemic. It is definitely still a thing. They are not just going to eradicate cash overnight. Can we all calm down? "

This

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By *az080378Woman  over a year ago

Cromer


" Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

again you are looking at merely the mortality rate.... i said you have to look at the hospitalisation rate... which is still running at 10-15%....

what you are saying is that amount of people having spend time on hospital wards is okay at long as you don't lose people!!!

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

bad comparison.... you are looking ay 650,000 over a 12 month period, compared to 500,000 over a 4-5 month period which is what happend with covid... extrapalate that over a year and you are looking at close to 1.3-1.4 million people dead

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%

see.. ONS have mapped out all the the cases so they think with the data they know that roughly 13% of people in london have had it, and about 5% of the rest of the country

see, to get to herd immunity, you would need at least 70% of the country to have had the virus.......

you seen the damage it has done with only 8%, this is why we should look at the us and not get complacent!

So, if the hospitalisation rate was what you claim, that woukd mean between 6.5 to 10 million in this country alone. Slight exaggeration methinks

You can do any comparisons you like but find out how many people NORMALLY die of sepsis. Last few years was running at 2,000 per month and how many now? Cancer, dementia, road traffic accidents and all other illnesses including seasonal flu. It appears nobody is dying of anything but Covid now. Lots die WITH Covid 19 not BECAUSE of it.

It was only last month that there was reckoning that London has surpassed the 70% giving herd immunity.

Yeah 4/5 here apparently but it's been around since 2019 hence the name Covid 19. It's been around longer than what you're claiming and you're attempting to distort figures. As reports have said that it's been active globally since last September, my only illness was in November and I do have the anti bodies. Not a day off work or anything this year at all. Daughter in law is a Covid nurse and she has the anti bodies but not been poorly since December.

However, by all means you believe what you want to and keep up the scare mongering and when the economy totally collapses, there'll be more deaths from what was normally treatable and then the mental issues that are here already and the loss of jobs will increase that figure exponentially.

Btw, Spanish flu is still around after a century. Swine flu, bird flu etc are still not eradicated.

Ah well."

Um,some people show no symptoms...

I haven't seen any evidence that it's been around longer than the governments say it has and why would the world go into mass lockdown and destroy the its own economy over just scaremongering??

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By *ackietv1TV/TS  over a year ago

caerphilly

Donal Trump claimed it was a hoax and now thousands are dying in the USA. India has thousands dying. South Africa is the same. Social distancing and othe restrictions in the UK save thousands of lives. If the UK had followed Greece and locked down in February deaths would have been in the hundreds. Covid19 kills. Welcome to the new world.

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By *az080378Woman  over a year ago

Cromer


" (This is already happening btw https://www.futuresplatform.com/blog/human-biometric-microchipping)

Telling us that Big Brother is here and controlling our minds, microchipping us etc and then pointing at a conspiracy site (posing as a news site) as evidence is the same shit as telling us the royals are really lizards and pointing to David Icke as evicence.

Firstly: microchipping isn't a thing yet. It can't be as we really DON'T have the nano technology to perform the task (how to power, how to store the relevant info in a micro chip small enough to hold a lifetimes data etc) Stop listening to stupid americans. Next thing, you'll be going on about chemtrails or a flat earth.

Secondly: The world cannot and will not move into a cashless one in yours or my lifetime or probably at all. The "western" economies only make a very small percentage of the world. Africa, South America, East Asia etc have too many rural areas etc to make 'cashless' a thing (think rural markets, rural businesses etc)

Thirdly: The world and all the people you know, will ever know, who will be born after your passing will be dead and forgotten within the next 150-200 years. We have killed this world for humankind. If we're lucky, a few will survive to maybe learn from our errors but I genuinely hope, and I really mean this, the human race is wiped from history and the next sentient race to rise will not be as fucking stupid as us. "

I think most living things are less stupid than humans

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By *ensual massagerMan  over a year ago

Bolton


" Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

again you are looking at merely the mortality rate.... i said you have to look at the hospitalisation rate... which is still running at 10-15%....

what you are saying is that amount of people having spend time on hospital wards is okay at long as you don't lose people!!!

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

bad comparison.... you are looking ay 650,000 over a 12 month period, compared to 500,000 over a 4-5 month period which is what happend with covid... extrapalate that over a year and you are looking at close to 1.3-1.4 million people dead

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%

see.. ONS have mapped out all the the cases so they think with the data they know that roughly 13% of people in london have had it, and about 5% of the rest of the country

see, to get to herd immunity, you would need at least 70% of the country to have had the virus.......

you seen the damage it has done with only 8%, this is why we should look at the us and not get complacent!

So, if the hospitalisation rate was what you claim, that woukd mean between 6.5 to 10 million in this country alone. Slight exaggeration methinks

You can do any comparisons you like but find out how many people NORMALLY die of sepsis. Last few years was running at 2,000 per month and how many now? Cancer, dementia, road traffic accidents and all other illnesses including seasonal flu. It appears nobody is dying of anything but Covid now. Lots die WITH Covid 19 not BECAUSE of it.

It was only last month that there was reckoning that London has surpassed the 70% giving herd immunity.

Yeah 4/5 here apparently but it's been around since 2019 hence the name Covid 19. It's been around longer than what you're claiming and you're attempting to distort figures. As reports have said that it's been active globally since last September, my only illness was in November and I do have the anti bodies. Not a day off work or anything this year at all. Daughter in law is a Covid nurse and she has the anti bodies but not been poorly since December.

However, by all means you believe what you want to and keep up the scare mongering and when the economy totally collapses, there'll be more deaths from what was normally treatable and then the mental issues that are here already and the loss of jobs will increase that figure exponentially.

Btw, Spanish flu is still around after a century. Swine flu, bird flu etc are still not eradicated.

Ah well.

Um,some people show no symptoms...

I haven't seen any evidence that it's been around longer than the governments say it has and why would the world go into mass lockdown and destroy the its own economy over just scaremongering??"

Ok let's try this and it is checkable

1918 Spanish flu. 50 million dead. World population 950 million (est)

5.26% of the world's population.

Experts. Tragic event

2018 Seasonal flu, 650,000 dead

World population. 7.5 billion (est)

0.009% World population died.

Experts. Typical year

2019 Covid 19. 488,729 and counting (Higher because dated)

World population. 7.7 billion (est)

0.006% World population died

Experts. The works us coming to an end. Shut all business down. Close the churches. Ruin the world's economy

1% of the world's population right now would be 77 million dead.

Now, if 5.26% us tragic and 0.009% is no big deal, what the hell are we doing?

It was previously reported that Covid has been around since September.

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


" Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

again you are looking at merely the mortality rate.... i said you have to look at the hospitalisation rate... which is still running at 10-15%....

what you are saying is that amount of people having spend time on hospital wards is okay at long as you don't lose people!!!

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

bad comparison.... you are looking ay 650,000 over a 12 month period, compared to 500,000 over a 4-5 month period which is what happend with covid... extrapalate that over a year and you are looking at close to 1.3-1.4 million people dead

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%

see.. ONS have mapped out all the the cases so they think with the data they know that roughly 13% of people in london have had it, and about 5% of the rest of the country

see, to get to herd immunity, you would need at least 70% of the country to have had the virus.......

you seen the damage it has done with only 8%, this is why we should look at the us and not get complacent!

So, if the hospitalisation rate was what you claim, that woukd mean between 6.5 to 10 million in this country alone. Slight exaggeration methinks

You can do any comparisons you like but find out how many people NORMALLY die of sepsis. Last few years was running at 2,000 per month and how many now? Cancer, dementia, road traffic accidents and all other illnesses including seasonal flu. It appears nobody is dying of anything but Covid now. Lots die WITH Covid 19 not BECAUSE of it.

It was only last month that there was reckoning that London has surpassed the 70% giving herd immunity.

Yeah 4/5 here apparently but it's been around since 2019 hence the name Covid 19. It's been around longer than what you're claiming and you're attempting to distort figures. As reports have said that it's been active globally since last September, my only illness was in November and I do have the anti bodies. Not a day off work or anything this year at all. Daughter in law is a Covid nurse and she has the anti bodies but not been poorly since December.

However, by all means you believe what you want to and keep up the scare mongering and when the economy totally collapses, there'll be more deaths from what was normally treatable and then the mental issues that are here already and the loss of jobs will increase that figure exponentially.

Btw, Spanish flu is still around after a century. Swine flu, bird flu etc are still not eradicated.

Ah well."

can you please show me an article or a reference for where you get the 70% figure for london please....

because i am looking at the ONS figures for england from 2 weeks ago (7th july) which is done of a sample of 27500 people.... and it is showing that roughly 6.5% of people had antibodies in their systems to show they had had covid in some form....

so i can back up my 7-8% figures i am quote.... can you please back up yours!

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By *az080378Woman  over a year ago

Cromer


" Well 8% is over 5 million and 45,000 is less than 1% of that. Statistics can be used to make any result

again you are looking at merely the mortality rate.... i said you have to look at the hospitalisation rate... which is still running at 10-15%....

what you are saying is that amount of people having spend time on hospital wards is okay at long as you don't lose people!!!

In 2018, flu, the common and garden everyday type of flu of the seasonal type found that 650,000 people die globally which is 0.009% of the population and that's a typical year.

Up to now, less than 500,000 which is about 000.6% of the global population.

bad comparison.... you are looking ay 650,000 over a 12 month period, compared to 500,000 over a 4-5 month period which is what happend with covid... extrapalate that over a year and you are looking at close to 1.3-1.4 million people dead

I appreciate you've heard 8% of the population but I personally think its a lot higher, more in the region of 70%

see.. ONS have mapped out all the the cases so they think with the data they know that roughly 13% of people in london have had it, and about 5% of the rest of the country

see, to get to herd immunity, you would need at least 70% of the country to have had the virus.......

you seen the damage it has done with only 8%, this is why we should look at the us and not get complacent!

So, if the hospitalisation rate was what you claim, that woukd mean between 6.5 to 10 million in this country alone. Slight exaggeration methinks

You can do any comparisons you like but find out how many people NORMALLY die of sepsis. Last few years was running at 2,000 per month and how many now? Cancer, dementia, road traffic accidents and all other illnesses including seasonal flu. It appears nobody is dying of anything but Covid now. Lots die WITH Covid 19 not BECAUSE of it.

It was only last month that there was reckoning that London has surpassed the 70% giving herd immunity.

Yeah 4/5 here apparently but it's been around since 2019 hence the name Covid 19. It's been around longer than what you're claiming and you're attempting to distort figures. As reports have said that it's been active globally since last September, my only illness was in November and I do have the anti bodies. Not a day off work or anything this year at all. Daughter in law is a Covid nurse and she has the anti bodies but not been poorly since December.

However, by all means you believe what you want to and keep up the scare mongering and when the economy totally collapses, there'll be more deaths from what was normally treatable and then the mental issues that are here already and the loss of jobs will increase that figure exponentially.

Btw, Spanish flu is still around after a century. Swine flu, bird flu etc are still not eradicated.

Ah well.

Um,some people show no symptoms...

I haven't seen any evidence that it's been around longer than the governments say it has and why would the world go into mass lockdown and destroy the its own economy over just scaremongering??

Ok let's try this and it is checkable

1918 Spanish flu. 50 million dead. World population 950 million (est)

5.26% of the world's population.

Experts. Tragic event

2018 Seasonal flu, 650,000 dead

World population. 7.5 billion (est)

0.009% World population died.

Experts. Typical year

2019 Covid 19. 488,729 and counting (Higher because dated)

World population. 7.7 billion (est)

0.006% World population died

Experts. The works us coming to an end. Shut all business down. Close the churches. Ruin the world's economy

1% of the world's population right now would be 77 million dead.

Now, if 5.26% us tragic and 0.009% is no big deal, what the hell are we doing?

It was previously reported that Covid has been around since September.

"

But why is it that figure for covid19

Could it be that measures taken helped lower the deaths?

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By *abioMan  over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

also the figures i have used are from the 1st feb.... which was the date of the 1st recorded covid death in italy, which i think is a fair mark because it excludes the chinese date which can be disputed!....

i know what the "19" means... so please don't patronise me!....

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

The only reliable news can be found on the MSM. All this big brother stuff is for sheep who follow other sheep. Isn't it obvious you're being manipulated?

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By *bi_AstrayTV/TS  over a year ago

Plymouth


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Cashless society = convenient but also an invasion of privacy but also will most likely never happen in our lifetime so why the fuck is everyone panicking about it?! I have paid in many shops with cash during this pandemic. It is definitely still a thing. They are not just going to eradicate cash overnight. Can we all calm down? "

Well, cashless society, there are a lot of reasons for not getting rid of cash, the latest one being today the Bank of England has started talking about negative interest rates. That's going to mean the banks will charge people to look after their money... When they decide to take away free banking, there is no choice to remove your money and store it yourself. https://www.which.co.uk/news/2020/06/bank-of-england-considers-negative-base-rate-will-banks-charge-to-hold-your-savings/

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By *ake_holeMan  over a year ago

London

You people are unhinged

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By *eoeclipseWoman  over a year ago

glasgow


"Why is it people think only those who think there's some sort of conspiracy are 'awake'....

There is no ulterior motives and there isn't going to be a cashless society blah blah blah....

There is a very real virus out there that has taken the lives of thousands of people prematurely and caused millions to be incredibly ill.

It's horrible and scary and has ruined so many lives, it's insensitive and just plain stupid to say it's been blown out of proportion."

When you take away from a personal perspective, very few people have died in relevance to population rates.

Never mind that we're mortal beings and cannot avoid death regardless of how it is commited.

Nor that the planet is grossly over populated by humans who are intent on destroying it for a fictional system that they created with in money, taxes, even laws & religion are nothing but man made nonsense, humans are not the rulers of the world as they claim to be, selfish, greedy & ignorant creatures.

Obviously this includes myself as one of these humans as it does you.

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By *ungblackbullMan  over a year ago

scotland


"Why is it people think only those who think there's some sort of conspiracy are 'awake'....

There is no ulterior motives and there isn't going to be a cashless society blah blah blah....

There is a very real virus out there that has taken the lives of thousands of people prematurely and caused millions to be incredibly ill.

It's horrible and scary and has ruined so many lives, it's insensitive and just plain stupid to say it's been blown out of proportion.

When you take away from a personal perspective, very few people have died in relevance to population rates.

Never mind that we're mortal beings and cannot avoid death regardless of how it is commited.

Nor that the planet is grossly over populated by humans who are intent on destroying it for a fictional system that they created with in money, taxes, even laws & religion are nothing but man made nonsense, humans are not the rulers of the world as they claim to be, selfish, greedy & ignorant creatures.

Obviously this includes myself as one of these humans as it does you."

May I remind you that since 23rd March we have been in lockdown to prevent deaths. 3 weeks after we went into lockdown deaths peaked and then dropped off slowly.

Had we not taken the steps we did then deaths in the UK would now likely be in terms of hundreds of thousands.

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

Totally agree it's bulshit. I'm sick of hearing about people going on about the second waves coming and we can't do this and can't do that.

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


"What a load of poppycock.

It's like people don't understand how virus transmission happens.

A lot of people in this country have been severely lucky they haven't caught it.

My friend (a 25 year old guy) caught it and almost died. Was in the hospital on a ventilator for weeks. "

Exactly.

I work in supported living and two of my colleagues have lost residents to it, and my sister in law's best friend has caught it twice and nearly died each time.

I wish people with no understanding of these things wouldn't try to pretend that they're smarter than the scientists who have dedicated their lives to studying this kind of thing.

The point of the restrictions isn't that it's going to kill everyone otherwise, the point is that the majority of transmission is asymptomatic so we could be passing it on to vulnerable people who might not survive it without even knowing!

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By *ensual massagerMan  over a year ago

Bolton

I have to be honest though. In January most people had never heard of an epidemiologist but now most people are one..

If you're in a vulnerable group or scared about the virus then by Al means, lock yourself away and don't get into contact with anyone and wait for some possible vaccination that people wabt to be a miracle.. However, if we don't get back to an adjusted normality then we're all going to suffer..

So, we need to get back to some sort of normality and prosper or live in poverty forever

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

So happy I found a forum thread to make me laugh.

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