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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying...."
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"I'm not worried.. just stop watching or reading the news you will be amazed how much you stop worying ignorance really is bliss."
Or, look at the figures as a whole, take in the whole picture rather than just a snippet. |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care."
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread."
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions. |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions."
Again, nonsense, and on both counts. The rise in cases is amongst younger people, which doesn’t in any way prove the virus is less deadly, but is acting as expected - to cause less critical illness amongst the young. And of course avoided entirely the issue of life changing illness that is starting to be reported as it spreads amongst the young.
Secondly, government mismanagement of this pandemic at every level is directly responsible for the rising spread. They have the social tools and legal powers to manage people’s behaviour very effectively - that they have not done so correctly is because they are demonstrably incompetent and corrupt. |
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By *D835Man
over a year ago
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
It going to spread, no matter how much you lockdown.
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Lockdown reduces how much it spreads, that's why local lockdowns are implemented in areas with high infections.
The local lockdowns have helped reduce the infections cases in those areas. |
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
Again, nonsense, and on both counts. The rise in cases is amongst younger people, which doesn’t in any way prove the virus is less deadly, but is acting as expected - to cause less critical illness amongst the young. And of course avoided entirely the issue of life changing illness that is starting to be reported as it spreads amongst the young.
Secondly, government mismanagement of this pandemic at every level is directly responsible for the rising spread. They have the social tools and legal powers to manage people’s behaviour very effectively - that they have not done so correctly is because they are demonstrably incompetent and corrupt."
They don't have the staff to enforce it, have you not seen the theatre news protest debacle. We do as we please when we please thats what spreads this virus. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Its amazing how many experts are on this forum.
At the end of the day what do you want us to do? We can't hide away in fear for ever and I for one am sick of the scare mongering that's going on. Our country is heading for bankruptcy and unemployment is going to go through the roof. We have to learn to live with this disease I'm afraid and get on with living our lives. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
Again, nonsense, and on both counts. The rise in cases is amongst younger people, which doesn’t in any way prove the virus is less deadly, but is acting as expected - to cause less critical illness amongst the young. And of course avoided entirely the issue of life changing illness that is starting to be reported as it spreads amongst the young.
Secondly, government mismanagement of this pandemic at every level is directly responsible for the rising spread. They have the social tools and legal powers to manage people’s behaviour very effectively - that they have not done so correctly is because they are demonstrably incompetent and corrupt."
What do you think the government should do? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Its amazing how many experts are on this forum.
At the end of the day what do you want us to do? We can't hide away in fear for ever and I for one am sick of the scare mongering that's going on. Our country is heading for bankruptcy and unemployment is going to go through the roof. We have to learn to live with this disease I'm afraid and get on with living our lives. "
Well I suppose this explains how the Tories keep getting elected. |
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"Its amazing how many experts are on this forum.
At the end of the day what do you want us to do? We can't hide away in fear for ever and I for one am sick of the scare mongering that's going on. Our country is heading for bankruptcy and unemployment is going to go through the roof. We have to learn to live with this disease I'm afraid and get on with living our lives.
Well I suppose this explains how the Tories keep getting elected."
I was just thinking that - jeez. |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Its amazing how many experts are on this forum.
At the end of the day what do you want us to do? We can't hide away in fear for ever and I for one am sick of the scare mongering that's going on. Our country is heading for bankruptcy and unemployment is going to go through the roof. We have to learn to live with this disease I'm afraid and get on with living our lives. "
If this country ends up ‘bankrupt’, it will be the result of fiscal mismanagement on the part of successive Conservative governments since 2010 - the financial effects of the pandemic are a blip in comparison.
What they have done during this short period, such as bailing out banks while letting private businesses sink into debt, will merely compound the problem they already caused. |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Its amazing how many experts are on this forum.
At the end of the day what do you want us to do? We can't hide away in fear for ever and I for one am sick of the scare mongering that's going on. Our country is heading for bankruptcy and unemployment is going to go through the roof. We have to learn to live with this disease I'm afraid and get on with living our lives.
Well I suppose this explains how the Tories keep getting elected."
Doesn’t it just. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
Again, nonsense, and on both counts. The rise in cases is amongst younger people, which doesn’t in any way prove the virus is less deadly, but is acting as expected - to cause less critical illness amongst the young. And of course avoided entirely the issue of life changing illness that is starting to be reported as it spreads amongst the young.
Secondly, government mismanagement of this pandemic at every level is directly responsible for the rising spread. They have the social tools and legal powers to manage people’s behaviour very effectively - that they have not done so correctly is because they are demonstrably incompetent and corrupt."
I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence. |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence. "
Agreed.
My car can do 120 MPH - So it's the cars fault for creating road deaths.
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
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I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence.
Agreed.
My car can do 120 MPH - So it's the cars fault for creating road deaths.
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No, it's the government's fault for not making sure you have someone holding your hand making sure you don't do anything naughty!   |
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
Again, nonsense, and on both counts. The rise in cases is amongst younger people, which doesn’t in any way prove the virus is less deadly, but is acting as expected - to cause less critical illness amongst the young. And of course avoided entirely the issue of life changing illness that is starting to be reported as it spreads amongst the young.
Secondly, government mismanagement of this pandemic at every level is directly responsible for the rising spread. They have the social tools and legal powers to manage people’s behaviour very effectively - that they have not done so correctly is because they are demonstrably incompetent and corrupt.
I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence. "
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I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence.
Agreed.
My car can do 120 MPH - So it's the cars fault for creating road deaths.
No, it's the government's fault for not making sure you have someone holding your hand making sure you don't do anything naughty! "
I think you'll find it's successive govts fault for not building a road system that let's me drive my car at whatever speed I choose, when I choose, and for not keeping the slower safer cars off the road to allow me so to do....oh and they should also limit the number of cars on the roads so that there is ever any congestion and it should always be some bed wetting old volvo driver who has their car taken away as my fast car is twice as fast. |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
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I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence.
Agreed.
My car can do 120 MPH - So it's the cars fault for creating road deaths.
No, it's the government's fault for not making sure you have someone holding your hand making sure you don't do anything naughty!
I think you'll find it's successive govts fault for not building a road system that let's me drive my car at whatever speed I choose, when I choose, and for not keeping the slower safer cars off the road to allow me so to do....oh and they should also limit the number of cars on the roads so that there is ever any congestion and it should always be some bed wetting old volvo driver who has their car taken away as my fast car is twice as fast. "
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
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I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence.
Agreed.
My car can do 120 MPH - So it's the cars fault for creating road deaths.
No, it's the government's fault for not making sure you have someone holding your hand making sure you don't do anything naughty!
I think you'll find it's successive govts fault for not building a road system that let's me drive my car at whatever speed I choose, when I choose, and for not keeping the slower safer cars off the road to allow me so to do....oh and they should also limit the number of cars on the roads so that there is ever any congestion and it should always be some bed wetting old volvo driver who has their car taken away as my fast car is twice as fast. "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm not worried.. just stop watching or reading the news you will be amazed how much you stop worying ignorance really is bliss."
Been doing just that for 8 or 10 weeks now, it's bloody marvellous  |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
Bristol |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
Again, nonsense, and on both counts. The rise in cases is amongst younger people, which doesn’t in any way prove the virus is less deadly, but is acting as expected - to cause less critical illness amongst the young. And of course avoided entirely the issue of life changing illness that is starting to be reported as it spreads amongst the young.
Secondly, government mismanagement of this pandemic at every level is directly responsible for the rising spread. They have the social tools and legal powers to manage people’s behaviour very effectively - that they have not done so correctly is because they are demonstrably incompetent and corrupt.
I totally disagree, people DO have a responsibility for their behaviour, it's not the government's fault if Derek from number 42 decides to have an orgy and infects 30 people, that's on Derek and his guests. You can blame the government of you want but that's exactly what is the problem, people won't take responsibility for their own actions, instead they blame everyone else.
As for the spread of covid, if scientists and experts are saying they suspect it may have become less deadly I'm going to believe them over you. No offence. "
None taken - because you are regurgitating talking points from the comments page of the Daily Mail, not referencing any genuine studies and dismissing what’s being said as a consequence.
You don’t seem to understand that expecting a government to navigate a crisis with competence does not mean expecting the population to absolve themselves of personal responsibility. Both are required. But seeking to avoid criticising a clearly incompetent and negligent government by making up imaginary examples of people behaving irresponsibly is just being silly. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
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None taken - because you are regurgitating talking points from the comments page of the Daily Mail, not referencing any genuine studies and dismissing what’s being said as a consequence.
You don’t seem to understand that expecting a government to navigate a crisis with competence does not mean expecting the population to absolve themselves of personal responsibility. Both are required. But seeking to avoid criticising a clearly incompetent and negligent government by making up imaginary examples of people behaving irresponsibly is just being silly. "
When you learn to have a discussion without resorting to veiled insults and smarmy comments I'll come back and talk to you. |
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It's a potential problem further down the line, as these people tested will have only recently got infected, it's fairly reasonable to assume. The consequences of a larger volume of people getting infected is that this can cause the hospitalisations, deaths etc to come further down the line. And as we're heading into autumn and winter, we need things reducing, instead of climbing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I am not worried, you have to look at the whole world population, the way the media is reporting it it sounds like there is noone left."
It is less then a percent, here is the actual percentage 0.00011238666%.
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"It's a potential problem further down the line, as these people tested will have only recently got infected, it's fairly reasonable to assume. The consequences of a larger volume of people getting infected is that this can cause the hospitalisations, deaths etc to come further down the line. And as we're heading into autumn and winter, we need things reducing, instead of climbing. "
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"It's a potential problem further down the line, as these people tested will have only recently got infected, it's fairly reasonable to assume. The consequences of a larger volume of people getting infected is that this can cause the hospitalisations, deaths etc to come further down the line. And as we're heading into autumn and winter, we need things reducing, instead of climbing. "
The cases have been rising for weeks, the deaths and hospitalisations have not. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm not worried.. just stop watching or reading the news you will be amazed how much you stop worying ignorance really is bliss."
Stopped watching the news years ago.
Got fed up with the lies and propaganda. Life is much sweeter now. |
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"You're more likely to get run over by a bus, crossing the road!"
Although I understand your point, only 2 people have been "run over by a bus" in the uk so far this year...
The important thing to remember about the current figures, is that they are not comparable to the figures from early in the infection. When the virus was at it's peak, the number of infections reported was all people who were tested after being admitted to hospital. Now they are testing hundreds of thousands but only a tiny number are being hospitalised.
On the other hand though, the rising number are a concern.
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By *om girlCouple (FF)
over a year ago
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If people not noticed the narative is Now Infections
No real News On Death
The Media are also to blame for keeping people in Fear.. they should report everything from infection rates to death
My question is how lomg is it meant stay in system to trace when you had it to when your clear
Because i read people having it for momth not just 14 days?? |
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"You're more likely to get run over by a bus, crossing the road!
Although I understand your point, only 2 people have been "run over by a bus" in the uk so far this year...
The important thing to remember about the current figures, is that they are not comparable to the figures from early in the infection. When the virus was at it's peak, the number of infections reported was all people who were tested after being admitted to hospital. Now they are testing hundreds of thousands but only a tiny number are being hospitalised.
On the other hand though, the rising number are a concern.
Cal"
Thing is.. We don't need test numbers or scientists to tell us.... If we socialise more, go back to large groups, remove face coverings, don't wash surfaces and so on, that a disease that is spread by aerosol... Will spread further and faster and quicker. For those not able to think for themselves we have clear guidelines to follow. The same people who are ignoring guidelines are the same ones who are surprised or could care less that the numbers in the community are getting higher and higher. Thankfully hospitalisations are still low but nobody has a clue what the health consequences are for long covid so would seem sensible to try and dodge that bullet for as long as possible. |
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"I am not worried, you have to look at the whole world population, the way the media is reporting it it sounds like there is noone left.It is less then a percent, here is the actual percentage 0.00011238666%."
Here's another percentage 94.8654656 |
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over a year ago
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"You're more likely to get run over by a bus, crossing the road!
Although I understand your point, only 2 people have been "run over by a bus" in the uk so far this year...
The important thing to remember about the current figures, is that they are not comparable to the figures from early in the infection. When the virus was at it's peak, the number of infections reported was all people who were tested after being admitted to hospital. Now they are testing hundreds of thousands but only a tiny number are being hospitalised.
On the other hand though, the rising number are a concern.
Cal
Thing is.. We don't need test numbers or scientists to tell us.... If we socialise more, go back to large groups, remove face coverings, don't wash surfaces and so on, that a disease that is spread by aerosol... Will spread further and faster and quicker. For those not able to think for themselves we have clear guidelines to follow. The same people who are ignoring guidelines are the same ones who are surprised or could care less that the numbers in the community are getting higher and higher. Thankfully hospitalisations are still low but nobody has a clue what the health consequences are for long covid so would seem sensible to try and dodge that bullet for as long as possible. "
Now we know why governments treat the public like little kids. |
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"I am not worried, you have to look at the whole world population, the way the media is reporting it it sounds like there is noone left.It is less then a percent, here is the actual percentage 0.00011238666%.
Here's another percentage 94.8654656"
No that’s just a number... |
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions."
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet"
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously. |
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously. "
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying"
I wasn't one of those people. |
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over a year ago
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people. "
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading... |
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading..."
Oh yes
Especially the "covid-19 2 (let's keep it to this thead)" in march...how some have changed their views |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading..."
Bloody hell, slow day? |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading...
Oh yes
Especially the "covid-19 2 (let's keep it to this thead)" in march...how some have changed their views "
Funny thing that, people changing their views.
You seem to have alot of time on your hands if you're stalking my posts from March. |
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over a year ago
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading...
Oh yes
Especially the "covid-19 2 (let's keep it to this thead)" in march...how some have changed their views
Funny thing that, people changing their views.
You seem to have alot of time on your hands if you're stalking my posts from March. "
Ah making assumptions..you know what that leads to.
But let me assure you that I have no interest in you whatsoever.
So stalking you ffs |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading...
Oh yes
Especially the "covid-19 2 (let's keep it to this thead)" in march...how some have changed their views
Funny thing that, people changing their views.
You seem to have alot of time on your hands if you're stalking my posts from March.
Ah making assumptions..you know what that leads to.
But let me assure you that I have no interest in you whatsoever.
So stalking you ffs "
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over a year ago
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What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
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"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September. "
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig. |
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"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig. "
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it."
You should ask admin that question. |
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"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.
You should ask admin that question. "
I am not the one who has a problem with being quoted.
If I have been wrong about something I am man enough to admit it.
Given the number of times that it is impossible to prove the validity of certain points of view it is nice to have that resource when time itself provides a definitive answer. |
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"I'm not worried.. just stop watching or reading the news you will be amazed how much you stop worying ignorance really is bliss."
So true. I have stopped watching media since the second gulf war as the proper gander was prolific. 99% of news is a fabrication of what's really going on.
Turn off your telly's and live without fear. |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.
You should ask admin that question.
I am not the one who has a problem with being quoted.
If I have been wrong about something I am man enough to admit it.
Given the number of times that it is impossible to prove the validity of certain points of view it is nice to have that resource when time itself provides a definitive answer."
I don't have an issue with being quoted, what I do have an issue with is you going out of your way to research things that may or may not have been said months ago when the information and circumstances have changed drastically since, as have most people views on the situation. It's a pretty weird thing to do to be honest, anything to score some of those internet ego points eh?
I'll leave you to it anyway |
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"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.
You should ask admin that question.
I am not the one who has a problem with being quoted.
If I have been wrong about something I am man enough to admit it.
Given the number of times that it is impossible to prove the validity of certain points of view it is nice to have that resource when time itself provides a definitive answer.
I don't have an issue with being quoted, what I do have an issue with is you going out of your way to research things that may or may not have been said months ago when the information and circumstances have changed drastically since, as have most people views on the situation. It's a pretty weird thing to do to be honest, anything to score some of those internet ego points eh?
I'll leave you to it anyway "
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"I'm not worried.. just stop watching or reading the news you will be amazed how much you stop worying ignorance really is bliss.
So true. I have stopped watching media since the second gulf war as the proper gander was prolific. 99% of news is a fabrication of what's really going on.
Turn off your telly's and live without fear. "
Read shite in a swingers forum instead ... Good move lol |
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading...
Oh yes
Especially the "covid-19 2 (let's keep it to this thead)" in march...how some have changed their views
Funny thing that, people changing their views.
You seem to have alot of time on your hands if you're stalking my posts from March. "
The person that can't change their opinion when the facts are known is a fool |
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.
You should ask admin that question.
I am not the one who has a problem with being quoted.
If I have been wrong about something I am man enough to admit it.
Given the number of times that it is impossible to prove the validity of certain points of view it is nice to have that resource when time itself provides a definitive answer.
I don't have an issue with being quoted, what I do have an issue with is you going out of your way to research things that may or may not have been said months ago when the information and circumstances have changed drastically since, as have most people views on the situation. It's a pretty weird thing to do to be honest, anything to score some of those internet ego points eh?
I'll leave you to it anyway
Hey feel free to have a go at my character. The rest of us have to follow forum rules."
I did no such thing. |
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"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.
You should ask admin that question.
I am not the one who has a problem with being quoted.
If I have been wrong about something I am man enough to admit it.
Given the number of times that it is impossible to prove the validity of certain points of view it is nice to have that resource when time itself provides a definitive answer.
I don't have an issue with being quoted, what I do have an issue with is you going out of your way to research things that may or may not have been said months ago when the information and circumstances have changed drastically since, as have most people views on the situation. It's a pretty weird thing to do to be honest, anything to score some of those internet ego points eh?
I'll leave you to it anyway
Hey feel free to have a go at my character. The rest of us have to follow forum rules.
I did no such thing. "
Seriously?
Maybe Hallmark should make a card that says "I think you're a bullshitting egotist who scares people intentionally to further his own agenda. But don't take it personally"
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By *eeleyWoman
over a year ago
Dudley |
"What amuses me is the people who were so determined they were right in March, got proved horribly wrong in May, and are still sticking to the same argument in September.
What amuses me is people taking so much interest in someone else's opinion that they go searching for months old posts just to try and have a sly dig.
Why do Fab keep old threads in their database if referring back to them is such an inane passtime?
I was actually referring one particular person who told me I needed a tinfoil hat for discussing Covid-19. Now there is an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.
You should ask admin that question.
I am not the one who has a problem with being quoted.
If I have been wrong about something I am man enough to admit it.
Given the number of times that it is impossible to prove the validity of certain points of view it is nice to have that resource when time itself provides a definitive answer.
I don't have an issue with being quoted, what I do have an issue with is you going out of your way to research things that may or may not have been said months ago when the information and circumstances have changed drastically since, as have most people views on the situation. It's a pretty weird thing to do to be honest, anything to score some of those internet ego points eh?
I'll leave you to it anyway
Hey feel free to have a go at my character. The rest of us have to follow forum rules.
I did no such thing.
Seriously?
Maybe Hallmark should make a card that says "I think you're a bullshitting egotist who scares people intentionally to further his own agenda. But don't take it personally"
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"Take more notice of hospital admissions and deaths but the huge jump in cases today is pretty worrying....
As long as those people only have mild symptoms then it's not worrying at all.
Out of those almost 3k positive tests, only 124 got admitted to hospital, the majority of which will not need critical/intensive care.
This is nonsense, as you are looking at one metric as if it is the only metric of consequence.
We should be worried about a rise in cases because the more people who have the virus, the more widely it spreads, and the more likely it is to affect people critically, fatally, and cause life changing complications for those who survive it.
It also underlines that the current government approach is failing to halt the spread.
No, I'm looking at all figures, the recent rise in cases has not led to a rise in hospitalisations and deaths, this confirms what some experts suspect, that the virus is less deadly but more easily passed on.
The current government aren't the ones spreading it, the people breaking the rules are doing that. People need to take responsibility for their own actions.
I think there was a pretty significant increase in deaths yesterday, and out local hospitals have seen rises of over 1000%
Still, dont worry .... Yet
If the rise in deaths continues then further restrictions need to be brought in, obviously.
I seem to recall in march the consensus was restrictions were brought in too late.
Every day is a learning day, problem is some are too stupid to learn.
Just saying
I wasn't one of those people.
The threads from February/March make for interesting reading...
Oh yes
Especially the "covid-19 2 (let's keep it to this thead)" in march...how some have changed their views
Funny thing that, people changing their views.
You seem to have alot of time on your hands if you're stalking my posts from March.
The person that can't change their opinion when the facts are known is a fool"
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