For people like you to realise you're being taken for a ride
Vaccine booking fiasco
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None at all - I don’t need any. I pay my accountant to do all that stuff.
The icing on the cake for me though is the way it’s eating at you and keeping you up at night judging by the times at which you post. I note you’ve had a couple of red warnings and had privileges removed lately. Poor dear, it must be getting to you.
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Current knowledge is always evolving into better understanding of the current situation, as you rightly acknowledge. I'm assuming you are referring to the blood clotting problems.
You're right, a problem was detected at the time, and at the time, in the face of naysayers, I argued that it is better to recognise a problem so that people are better equipped to deal with it, than to ignore the problem. That is where we are at now. There are problems, which are understood, and people are better equipped and prepared to deal with it.
That still puts the vaccine in a safer option than not taking the vaccine, even more safer than it was before, now that current knowledge has evolved.
That takes us back to the parachute/plane dilemma. Is it safer to jump without a parachute, while understanding the risks of doing so, or is it better to stay on the pane and understand and deal with the risks as they evolve.
I think you underestimate the vast majority of people. For sure there are those that are gullible and merely follow those they consider to be their leaders. But I prefer to consider others as intelligent thinking rationale people who can weigh up the risks and benefits for themselves.
For sure. Then you could present a few examples (not including the Thalidomide example). I'm referring to vaccines producing worse effects greater than the disease they are designed to prevent.
But just because history is (apparently) littered with evidence, does not mean that this case is one of those examples.
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The advisibility of trusting you to be right on anything at all must always be judged in the light of the fact that you deny the existence of the virus. Someone like that cant even be trusted to be right on whether it is day or night.
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The only rides us vaccinated will be taken on will be to a holiday destination that allows the sensible and responsible double jabbers to go to with our Covid passports. Non vaxxers on the other hand may be taken for a ride straight to their nearest ICU if they come down with the 'virus'. I hope they don’t forget to say goodbye to their nearest and dearest as they leave home as that may be the last time they ever see them.
Show me where I have denied the existence of the 'virus'...
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Well, I had my 2nd jab earlier this week, and today I have received a letter from the NHS, inviting me to book my 2nd jab. I'd laugh, but my arm aches too much still.
I think Lal talks like that and has been on an 'air quote/scare quote' course like this…..
He's right of course but getting plenty of flack in the press from the usual suspects for those comments.
For people like you to realise you're being taken for a ride
me and 2.1 billion others
seems you are in the dumb minority
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"The usual suspects" being absolutely anybody who sees something wrong with the Health Secretary describing people following his own governments rules and advice on isolation and shielding as "cowering".
OK.
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