UK Covid death toll

[backsidebaggie]

If Covid was as potent as the jab side effects that are often quoted then we would have never had a lockdown, you'd not own a face mask, shit me we'd probably have never even heard of it.

Weird how you can argue you're young and healthy and definitely wont die of a disease that has killed millions, but you're also young and healthy and might have an adverse reaction to and injection that's directly led to the death of how many people? I'm pretty sure it isn't 5 million plus.

I didn't say definitely won't die. But the number for young healthy people are tiny.

I'm not arguing anyone should do anything, its none pf my business what people choose to do medically. I'm just saying there's reasons some choose not to, and looking at the mortality rate for an 18 year old, I can see why.

Agreed. However the likelihood of your average 18-30 year old dying of Covid is still far greater than them dying of any vaccine side effects. So when you're arguing personal choice in the face of straight up science/facts then you cannot be shocked at the reaction.

I am shocked at the reaction because I'm not arguing one choice is better than another. I'm pointing out the picture is way way bigger.

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So bb, in this country what restrictions on our freedom are in place, and if the vaccination program hasn't given us the freedoms we want what has - I've already given you the comparable stats between this year and last and the difference is that we have had the vaccine. Now you will argue that there is an increased level of immunity from having had Covid, but that is the same across central europe and they are facing a much worse wave than us. The only difference being the vaccination programme being more successful over here.

I agree at the moment! I just fully believe we'll follow Germany etc. That's my point.

And Singapore's vaccination is way higher than ours, yet they still had a huge wave in october. So i fully expect it here, good vaccination rate or not.