Another thread arguing about the value of vaccines (Ed.)

[Deleted member 265726]

There was no option in a care home.

Absolutely shocking treatment of those who are not highly paid as it is in the majority of circumstances.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

Here he is. Lobo

 

[gas112]

What is an anti-vaxxer?

you would be better asking the ones who use the term what they mean by it

 

[Deleted member 265726]

yes

yes

And your point?

You're a bit late to the party mate.

 

[denso13]

None in care homes, all staff had to have the vaccine.

No, they had a choice.

In my brief time in the NHS I had to have jabs before I actually started the job, including tetanus and hepatitis. Did I moan about it it? No.

 

[MNW67]

And your point?

My question is, what is an anti-vaxxer? If somebody agrees with other vaccines, but has specific concerns about covid vaccines, are they an anti-vaxxer?

 

[noseall]

You're a bit late to the party mate.

You could always try to explain the point you were attempting to make?

Did Ellal not choose to not have the Covid vaccine? Is Ellal not referred to as an 'anti vaxxer'

Explain?

 

[denso13]

Absolutely shocking treatment of those who are not highly paid as it is in the majority of circumstances.

Some would say that care workers who refused had a shocking disregard for those they care for. But I really don't want to go over the whole covid saga again.

 

[noseall]

are they an anti-vaxxer?

Yes. The worst kind.

 

[Deleted member 317777]

No, they had a choice.

In my brief time in the NHS I had to have jabs before I actually started the job, including tetanus and hepatitis. Did I moan about it it? No.

You’ve contradicted yourself there.

They had the choice of taking the vaccine or being sacked.

That’s a tough choice, I’d call it bullying

 

[noseall]

Some would say that care workers who refused had a shocking disregard for those they care for.

Correct. And for just another harmless vaccine.

Selfish ctuns.

 

[Notch7]

How was this not forcing

Nurses facing the sack protest over mandatory Covid-19 vaccine rules

Nurses and midwives were among thousands who protested over the weekend against mandatory Covid-19 vaccination for NHS and care staff, as they face

www.nursingtimes.net

show me how they were forced to have the vaccine

By the way lots of NHS staff died or suffered severe long covid, so NHS had a duty of care for staff.

All hospitals were a major source of infection so there was a duty of care for the patients and visitors.


I know somebody whose grandad had a heart attack, his wife went to visit him, got covid and died.
My niece who worked in covid wards has 2 colleagues who got covid, one ended up with severe heart problems and could no longer work, the other had to go part time.


There were very good reasons for making vaccination mandatory in NHS, reasons you deny exist.


I rather doubt you worked in a covid ward and saw what it was like, it’s why you spout such nonsense like “it hardly affected anybody”

 

[gas112]

all this covid talk is bringing back memories of how dangerous it must have been
a gasman couldnt work all alone in a house on a building site
But could work in a dozen occupied houses in a day coming into contact with dozens of people several hundred a week

 

[Deleted member 265726]

You could always try to explain the point you were attempting to make?


Explain?

I've asked questions, the entirety of my post before you edited it, is upthread.

 

[noseall]

I've asked questions, the entirety of my post before you edited it, is upthread.

Eh?

I've asked you to explain the relevant point to this post please....

Did Ellal not choose to not have the Covid vaccine? Is Ellal not referred to as an 'anti vaxxer'

(posted today at 9:44) and for clarity yes to both of those points.