Yet more lies perpetuating panic

[grantzer]

It wouldn't be all those people alive.

Sage minuted meeting with Boris and cabinet....."the public ain't sufficiently scared enough"

FFS keep up; last time - government, they need to feel in control and they gain kudos because the propaganda machine (AKA main stream media) tells the gullible they're doing a sterling job. Result - they get voted back in to start the cycle again.

Two attempts,and no luck. That answer is on a par with your "died of obesity not stabbing" answer.

Embarrassing.....

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Two attempts,and no luck. That answer is on a par with your "died of obesity not stabbing" answer.

Embarrassing.....

To be fair it was your comparison between stabbing and contracting a virus that was pretty pathetic, I'd no chance of giving any kind of reasonable answer.

Anyway apologies for giving the answer I believe to be correct after considering the facts available to me and not the one you wanted to hear.

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Did you hear about the 46-year old perfectly healthy guy who died from covid this week? The virus you're talking about is what happens in films, get a grip, eh. Or as in the case of Ebola, it kills too quickly to spread through an entire population.

The 46 year old that died with Covid was that?

The one that tested positive, was sent home because he was perfectly well after the test and then died suddenly overnight? Strangely death due to Covid is described as slow, lingering and horrible - I suppose his sudden death due to a virus that causes a slow, lingering and horrible death makes the guy lucky really. I'd prefer to go like that if given the choice.

[Taintedice]

No, the one who died because he contracted covid, are you thinking of a different one?

He'd been ill for a week but kept denying to himself he had covid as it doesn't exist, he read that on Facebook.

Deaths due to covid are described as numerous things because covid can impact in different ways. Without an autopsy, no-one will know how exactly he died. Could have been a heart attack, brain aneurysm, blood clot, it's unknown in which specific way contracting covid killed him. And people are being sent home/left at home because the hospitals are full. Of covid patients.

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No, the one who died because he contracted covid, are you thinking of a different one?

He'd been ill for a week but kept denying to himself he had covid as it doesn't exist, he read that on Facebook.

Deaths due to covid are described as numerous things because covid can impact in different ways. Without an autopsy, no-one will know how exactly he died. Could have been a heart attack, brain aneurysm, blood clot, it's unknown in which specific way contracting covid killed him. And people are being sent home/left at home because the hospitals are full. Of covid patients.

Not disagreeing with that - and of course it's the same one, fell for the conspiracy theories because he was obviously a bit dolly dimple.

Go back 18 months, guy dies at home suddenly first thing that happens is it's declared a suspicious death. Post mortem carried out automatically. For me it's not right in that particular situation that simply because he had tested positive the post mortem is dispensed with and it's declared as Covid - it's a sudden and ostensibly an unexplained death. Might have been Covid but as you say could just as easily have been aneurism, tumour, heart attack, stroke or anything really.

Massive assumption. Just wrong.

[grantzer]

To be fair it was your comparison between stabbing and contracting a virus that was pretty pathetic, I'd no chance of giving any kind of reasonable answer.

Anyway apologies for giving the answer I believe to be correct after considering the facts available to me and not the one you wanted to hear.

So first off,a fat guy who is stabbed died of being fat,second, Boris is seeking re-election by falsely claiming he is even more incompetent than he appears,and his reason for doing that is to stop you going for a beer,a hike,a meal,or whatever freedom you think has been taken from you? Really?

That is what you claim,with zero evidence,and zero facts to support your claim.

I think I will bow out now. It's been great, but I can only take so much at one time...

[Taintedice]

Not disagreeing with that - and of course it's the same one, fell for the conspiracy theories because he was obviously a bit dolly dimple.

Go back 18 months, guy dies at home suddenly first thing that happens is it's declared a suspicious death. Post mortem carried out automatically. For me it's not right in that particular situation that simply because he had tested positive the post mortem is dispensed with and it's declared as Covid - it's a sudden and ostensibly an unexplained death. Might have been Covid but as you say could just as easily have been aneurism, tumour, heart attack, stroke or anything really.

Massive assumption. Just wrong.

A guy who was knowingly and progressively more ill for a week went for a covid test, he was positive. Then he died. You cannot genuinely believe covid didn't cause his death or his death is in someway suspicious, yer at it.

And don't misinterpret my post, thanks, I did not say it could have been covid or a stroke or a heart-attack or a clot, I said covid caused whatever killed him and fine you know!

[Deeranged]

A guy who was knowingly and progressively more ill for a week went for a covid test, he was positive. Then he died. You cannot genuinely believe covid didn't cause his death or his death is in someway suspicious, yer at it.

And don't misinterpret my post, thanks, I did not say it could have been covid or a stroke or a heart-attack or a clot, I said covid caused whatever killed him and fine you know!

Point I'm making is that it was a sudden death and 18 months ago a post mortem would be a given. Not the case once the positive Covid test is reported. If someone dies alone at home, positive or not, it needs investigated.

[BCram]

Very sad event and a tragedy for him and his family. I would have thought that the family might have wanted a PM. Seems odd that he is discharged having gone to hospital in the first instance, because he was feeling so ill.

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Very sad event and a tragedy for him and his family. I would have thought that the family might have wanted a PM. Seems odd that he is discharged having gone to hospital in the first instance, because he was feeling so ill.

Conspiracy theorist, probably decided he couldn't be ill because he was convinced Covid doesn't exist. Clearly mentally vulnerable.