SAFC_Jack
Striker
There’s literally nothing confusing about it.
Would you ever bet on a horse at 22,500-1?
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There’s literally nothing confusing about it.
SAFCOldie
Striker
You said 'You’re an idiot if you don’t get vaccinated, unless it’ll seriously harm you or endanger your life.' - what research are you basing this on ?
SAFC_Jack
Striker
It’s common sense to get vaccinated against dangerous disease - what research do you need?
Apache Inbound
Midfield
Of course not.
Get your jabs.
Having both jabs sees risk of catching Covid plummet, study confirms
Officials believe some 14,000 lives have already been saved and 42,000 hospitalisations prevented by the vaccine programme - which has seen nearly 70million doses dished out.www.dailymail.co.uk
What are the odds with natural antibodies?
SAFCOldie
Striker
Is it ? A 99% that is pretty much done with ? Not been funny, I'm a 50/50 with all this.
SAFC_Jack
Striker
It is. It’s how we eradicated smallpox, a dangerous disease.
Charlestonian
Winger
Sick of ‘scarients’ but wont get vaccinated, it’s beyond parody.
Rodderz
Full Back
SAFCOldie
Striker
Its really not, I'm pro safety and realise its summer. Time is on my side.
joemcdokes
Striker
How dangerous is it?
Because covid can't be caught in the summer.
joemcdokes
Striker
Without a vaccine last year we saw a significant decrease in deaths throughout the summer even when hospitality was open.
However we didn’t have a variant that is 60% more transmissible ripping throughout small areas of the U.K. and lots of target testicles, I mean testing.
And you are sufficiently expert in virology to determine that the cause of that effect was 'summertime?'
seahamstar
Striker
There is like.
How does someone know whether being vaccinated is going to damage their health or not?
Obviously , vaccination seems to be the only way of combating this virus , but i wouldnt call anyone an idiot or whatever if they choose not to be vaccinated.
They say there's only a 'small chance' of ending up with blood clots (AZ) - thats all well and good but some folk will worry that THEY'RE gonna be in that small minority - some people HAVE died because of it (apparently).
Doesnt make someone an idiot because they have worries and concerns.
Legend
Striker
Do you think the same people avoid flying for example, because of the potential for blood clots?
joemcdokes
Striker
Nope I'm just stating the facts, they're there for you if you want to bother taking a look.
seahamstar
Striker
More than likely there WILL be people that avoid flying for that and other reasons , yes.
But i'd say that's totally different - folk wont get pilloried and called selfish idiots for not wanting to fly.
However small any risks may be (with the vaccine), there's still a risk.
Someone WILL end up ill (or worse) because of it - imo people cant be blamed for worrying that that person could be them.
I've looked at the graphs of countries across the world and they are wavy. The waves are in different places. It's likely that spending time outside is a factor in reduced transmission. But I wouldn't be so confident that is the only factor. Or that I could romp about the countryside in July with immunity.
