Dobblemackem
Winger
I was all for lockdown until we had the means to protect people and with a fantastic all round effort that we should all be proud off, we did it.
I also understand that the delta version of the virus spooked people and i was happy for a tiny delay to see data that proves the vaccine works, well the slides point that way and it does seem the link is broken between cases and deaths.
2 weeks delay would have been enough as an extra safety net to be double sure, i personally don't think its needed but could live with that, but 4 weeks with a load of ifs and butts has me concerned that the figures will extend it again as it seems the goalposts have been moved.
When do we trust the vaccine and get on with our life's?
I said from day one, unless it became more like Spanish flu ( killing the young ) all we needed to do was jab the 40+ to beat the virus and be able to live with it, I mean its getting to the point where being on the road is more dangerous then being out and about to catch covid. We have to get used to the fact we have to live with covid, a few people will die from it, a few will get ill, just like many other diseases out there.
Spot on, living our lives on a what if for something which is no longer deadly and is under control.