The Unvaccinated BBC2

[robbied1]

So are you saying getting vaccinated reduces your chance of winning the lottery?

Erm?

 

[Nobby]

Erm?

Well that would be being not so lucky after taking the vaccine.

Maybe you need to be more specific

 

[Frijj]

Well that would be being not so lucky after taking the vaccine.

Maybe you need to be more specific

He’s scared of saying what he means because he knows he’ll get reported for disinformation and get yet another ban for his lies, fake news and disinformation.

He doesn’t have the courage.

 

[FatCat2402]

Erm?

Do you think science relies on luck?

 

[robbied1]

Well that would be being not so lucky after taking the vaccine.

Maybe you need to be more specific

Maybe you need a dose of common sense

Do you think science relies on luck?

Depends

 

[Nobby]

Maybe you need a dose of common sense

Maybe if you are trying to make a point, you actually make it, instead of acting like a child going "I know something you don't"

But hey as Frij says if you never say what you are on about you can't be disproved or banned

 

[FatCat2402]

Maybe you need a dose of common sense

Depends

On what?

 

[Frijj]

Maybe if you are trying to make a point, you actually make it, instead of acting like a child going "I know something you don't"

But hey as Frij says if you never say what you are on about you can't be disproved or banned

That’s all it is. He’s too scared to say it.

 

[chrismisterx]

interesting turn of events.

But luck has nothing to do with it, does it really?

I will say it, as I am not scared, like some on here, taking the vaccine is not without some risk, some people had differing side effects, from slight rash right up to hospital and death, just like any medical intervention, the question is how rare or common was these side effects and was it worth the risk.

I had a sore arm and headaches first one, wasn't too bad second one and 3rd one hit me quite hard as was a differing type. ( iirc might have been the other way around the first 2 cant remember off hand )
I also had covid which felt like a nasty cold / light flu, hit me pretty hard on my chest, i am thankful I had the shots as who knows how bad it could have been.

And for balance here is the list of the side effects reported by people who had covid 19.

1. Fatigue.
2. Muscle or body aches.
3. Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.
4. Difficulty concentrating or focusing.
5. Inability to exercise or be active.
6. Headache.
7. Difficulty sleeping.
8. Anxiety.
9. Memory problems.
10. Dizziness.
11. Persistent chest pain or pressure.
12. Cough.
13. Joint pain.
14. Heart palpitations.
15. Diarrhea.
16. Sore throat.
17. Night sweats.
18. Partial or complete loss of sense of smell.
19. Tachycardia.
20. Fever or chills.
21. Hair loss.
22. Blurry vision.
23. Congested or runny nose.
24. Sadness.
25. Neuropathy in feet and hands.
26. Reflux or heartburn.
27. Changing symptoms.
28. Partial or complete loss of sense of taste.
29. Phlegm in back of throat.
30. Abdominal pain.
31. Lower back pain.
32. Shortness of breath or exhaustion from bending over.
33. Nausea or vomiting.
34. Weight gain.
35. Clogged ears.
36. Dry eyes.
37. Calf cramps.
38. Tremors or shakiness.
39. Sleeping more than normal.
40. Upper back pain.
41. Floaters or flashes of light in vision.
42. Rash.
43. Constant thirst.
44. Nerve sensations.
45. Tinnitus or humming in ears.
46. Changed sense of taste.
47. Sharp or sudden chest pain.
48. Confusion.
49. Muscle twitching.
50. Feeling irritable.
51. Weight loss.
52. Post nasal drip.
53. Dry throat.
54. High blood pressure.
55. Dry or peeling skin.
56. Swollen hands or feet.
57. Heat intolerance.
58. Mouth sores or sore tongue.
59. Neck muscle pain.
60. Chills but no fever.
61. “Hot” blood rush.
62. Phantom smells.
63. Bone aches in extremities.
64. Feeling of burning skin.
65. Extreme pressure at base of head or occipital nerve.
66. Swollen lymph nodes.
67. Brain pressure.
68. Kidney pain.
69. Spikes in blood pressure.
70. Costochondritis.
71. Hand or wrist pain.
72. Bulging veins.
73. Abnormally low temperature.
74. Mid-back pain at base of ribs.
75. Burning sensations.
76. Jaw pain.
77. Painful scalp.
78. Arrhythmia.
79. Low blood oxygen.
80. Cold burning feeling in lungs.
81. Cracked or dry lips.
82. Goiter or lump in the throat.
83. Foot pain.
84. Eye stye or infection.
85. Covid toes.
86. Low blood pressure.
87. Dry scalp or dandruff.
88. Kidney issues or protein in the urine.
89. UTI.
90. Hormone imbalances.
91. Thrush.
92. Gerd with excessive salivation.
93. Personality change (drastic).
94. Herpes, EBV or Trigeminal neuralgia.
95. Anemia.
96. Elevated thyroid.
97. Bilateral neck throbbing around lymph nodes.
98. Syncope.

And les not forget the millions who died from covid 19 too, those poor souls couldn't report there side effects as they were dead.


Hand on heart I stand by my personal view that millions more would have died or had very serious illness without the vaccine, it was well worth the risk, its heart breaking it wasn't 100% safe, but nothing is.

 

[dangermows]

interesting turn of events.

But luck has nothing to do with it, does it really?

I will say it, as I am not scared, like some on here, taking the vaccine is not without some risk, some people had differing side effects, from slight rash right up to hospital and death, just like any medical intervention, the question is how rare or common was these side effects and was it worth the risk.

I had a sore arm and headaches first one, wasn't too bad second one and 3rd one hit me quite hard as was a differing type. ( iirc might have been the other way around the first 2 cant remember off hand )
I also had covid which felt like a nasty cold / light flu, hit me pretty hard on my chest, i am thankful I had the shots as who knows how bad it could have been.

And for balance here is the list of the side effects reported by people who had covid 19.

1. Fatigue.
2. Muscle or body aches.
3. Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.
4. Difficulty concentrating or focusing.
5. Inability to exercise or be active.
6. Headache.
7. Difficulty sleeping.
8. Anxiety.
9. Memory problems.
10. Dizziness.
11. Persistent chest pain or pressure.
12. Cough.
13. Joint pain.
14. Heart palpitations.
15. Diarrhea.
16. Sore throat.
17. Night sweats.
18. Partial or complete loss of sense of smell.
19. Tachycardia.
20. Fever or chills.
21. Hair loss.
22. Blurry vision.
23. Congested or runny nose.
24. Sadness.
25. Neuropathy in feet and hands.
26. Reflux or heartburn.
27. Changing symptoms.
28. Partial or complete loss of sense of taste.
29. Phlegm in back of throat.
30. Abdominal pain.
31. Lower back pain.
32. Shortness of breath or exhaustion from bending over.
33. Nausea or vomiting.
34. Weight gain.
35. Clogged ears.
36. Dry eyes.
37. Calf cramps.
38. Tremors or shakiness.
39. Sleeping more than normal.
40. Upper back pain.
41. Floaters or flashes of light in vision.
42. Rash.
43. Constant thirst.
44. Nerve sensations.
45. Tinnitus or humming in ears.
46. Changed sense of taste.
47. Sharp or sudden chest pain.
48. Confusion.
49. Muscle twitching.
50. Feeling irritable.
51. Weight loss.
52. Post nasal drip.
53. Dry throat.
54. High blood pressure.
55. Dry or peeling skin.
56. Swollen hands or feet.
57. Heat intolerance.
58. Mouth sores or sore tongue.
59. Neck muscle pain.
60. Chills but no fever.
61. “Hot” blood rush.
62. Phantom smells.
63. Bone aches in extremities.
64. Feeling of burning skin.
65. Extreme pressure at base of head or occipital nerve.
66. Swollen lymph nodes.
67. Brain pressure.
68. Kidney pain.
69. Spikes in blood pressure.
70. Costochondritis.
71. Hand or wrist pain.
72. Bulging veins.
73. Abnormally low temperature.
74. Mid-back pain at base of ribs.
75. Burning sensations.
76. Jaw pain.
77. Painful scalp.
78. Arrhythmia.
79. Low blood oxygen.
80. Cold burning feeling in lungs.
81. Cracked or dry lips.
82. Goiter or lump in the throat.
83. Foot pain.
84. Eye stye or infection.
85. Covid toes.
86. Low blood pressure.
87. Dry scalp or dandruff.
88. Kidney issues or protein in the urine.
89. UTI.
90. Hormone imbalances.
91. Thrush.
92. Gerd with excessive salivation.
93. Personality change (drastic).
94. Herpes, EBV or Trigeminal neuralgia.
95. Anemia.
96. Elevated thyroid.
97. Bilateral neck throbbing around lymph nodes.
98. Syncope.

And les not forget the millions who died from covid 19 too, those poor souls couldn't report there side effects as they were dead.


Hand on heart I stand by my personal view that millions more would have died or had very serious illness without the vaccine, it was well worth the risk, its heart breaking it wasn't 100% safe, but nothing is.

Anyone doubting the effectiveness of the vaccine roll out is insane. And I say this as someone still not jabbed and had Covid twice.

nothing has happened to me through not taking it.

Did you ever have Covid? If so, can you be sure no damage has been done?

 

[raindog]

interesting turn of events.

But luck has nothing to do with it, does it really?

I will say it, as I am not scared, like some on here, taking the vaccine is not without some risk, some people had differing side effects, from slight rash right up to hospital and death, just like any medical intervention, the question is how rare or common was these side effects and was it worth the risk.

I had a sore arm and headaches first one, wasn't too bad second one and 3rd one hit me quite hard as was a differing type. ( iirc might have been the other way around the first 2 cant remember off hand )
I also had covid which felt like a nasty cold / light flu, hit me pretty hard on my chest, i am thankful I had the shots as who knows how bad it could have been.

And for balance here is the list of the side effects reported by people who had covid 19.

1. Fatigue.
2. Muscle or body aches.
3. Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.
4. Difficulty concentrating or focusing.
5. Inability to exercise or be active.
6. Headache.
7. Difficulty sleeping.
8. Anxiety.
9. Memory problems.
10. Dizziness.
11. Persistent chest pain or pressure.
12. Cough.
13. Joint pain.
14. Heart palpitations.
15. Diarrhea.
16. Sore throat.
17. Night sweats.
18. Partial or complete loss of sense of smell.
19. Tachycardia.
20. Fever or chills.
21. Hair loss.
22. Blurry vision.
23. Congested or runny nose.
24. Sadness.
25. Neuropathy in feet and hands.
26. Reflux or heartburn.
27. Changing symptoms.
28. Partial or complete loss of sense of taste.
29. Phlegm in back of throat.
30. Abdominal pain.
31. Lower back pain.
32. Shortness of breath or exhaustion from bending over.
33. Nausea or vomiting.
34. Weight gain.
35. Clogged ears.
36. Dry eyes.
37. Calf cramps.
38. Tremors or shakiness.
39. Sleeping more than normal.
40. Upper back pain.
41. Floaters or flashes of light in vision.
42. Rash.
43. Constant thirst.
44. Nerve sensations.
45. Tinnitus or humming in ears.
46. Changed sense of taste.
47. Sharp or sudden chest pain.
48. Confusion.
49. Muscle twitching.
50. Feeling irritable.
51. Weight loss.
52. Post nasal drip.
53. Dry throat.
54. High blood pressure.
55. Dry or peeling skin.
56. Swollen hands or feet.
57. Heat intolerance.
58. Mouth sores or sore tongue.
59. Neck muscle pain.
60. Chills but no fever.
61. “Hot” blood rush.
62. Phantom smells.
63. Bone aches in extremities.
64. Feeling of burning skin.
65. Extreme pressure at base of head or occipital nerve.
66. Swollen lymph nodes.
67. Brain pressure.
68. Kidney pain.
69. Spikes in blood pressure.
70. Costochondritis.
71. Hand or wrist pain.
72. Bulging veins.
73. Abnormally low temperature.
74. Mid-back pain at base of ribs.
75. Burning sensations.
76. Jaw pain.
77. Painful scalp.
78. Arrhythmia.
79. Low blood oxygen.
80. Cold burning feeling in lungs.
81. Cracked or dry lips.
82. Goiter or lump in the throat.
83. Foot pain.
84. Eye stye or infection.
85. Covid toes.
86. Low blood pressure.
87. Dry scalp or dandruff.
88. Kidney issues or protein in the urine.
89. UTI.
90. Hormone imbalances.
91. Thrush.
92. Gerd with excessive salivation.
93. Personality change (drastic).
94. Herpes, EBV or Trigeminal neuralgia.
95. Anemia.
96. Elevated thyroid.
97. Bilateral neck throbbing around lymph nodes.
98. Syncope.

And les not forget the millions who died from covid 19 too, those poor souls couldn't report there side effects as they were dead.


Hand on heart I stand by my personal view that millions more would have died or had very serious illness without the vaccine, it was well worth the risk, its heart breaking it wasn't 100% safe, but nothing is.

Alcohol and a shite diet of convenient junk food could also account for a big majority on that list too

 

[chrismisterx]

Alcohol and a shite diet of convenient junk food could also account for a big majority on that list too

indeed, dont forget drug use legal or otherwise and many other things which cause some of the above issues.

Just like we have to take a leap of faith when people are reporting vaccine issues we have to be balanced when people are reporting long term covid issues.

 

[harryCLSsafc]

I never, ever considered getting a vaccination, I've never had COVID, never watched the TV briefings on the subject and basically got on with me life.

In short the virus has never affected me, at all.

 

[Frijj]

I never, ever considered getting a vaccination, I've never had COVID, never watched the TV briefings on the subject and basically got on with me life.

In short the virus has never affected me, at all.

Good for you mate

 

[Darlo1973]

I never, ever considered getting a vaccination, I've never had COVID, never watched the TV briefings on the subject and basically got on with me life.

In short the virus has never affected me, at all.

What - it never stopped you going to the pub, away on holiday, visiting family, get a GP/hospital appointment, go the football or affected your job??

 

[ravydavygravy]

I never, ever considered getting a vaccination, I've never had COVID, never watched the TV briefings on the subject and basically got on with me life.

In short the virus has never affected me, at all.

 

[Frijj]

Why is it always someone with a new account

 

[Billericay Dichio]

Why is it always someone with a new account

It's MBH's lad isn't it? The apple hasn't fallen too far from that tree apparently.

 

[Darlo1973]

Woops. Wrong thread.

 

[offmenut]

I never, ever considered getting a vaccination, I've never had COVID, never watched the TV briefings on the subject and basically got on with me life.

In short the virus has never affected me, at all.

If you don’t care about it at all , never watched anything on the tv about it and basically just want to ignore it and get on with life, a bit bizarre coming on a forum discussing it ?
You seem like a proper dick mate