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[BCram]

I think young people, say from senior school onwards to about 29 years of age, should be volunteering to get themselves vaccinated. I don't understand why they are choosing not to. At least, that seems to be the narrative being put out by MSM. Don't suppose anyone who uses this forum is in this age group and ould explain the thinking.

[hmac]

I think young people, say from senior school onwards to about 29 years of age, should be volunteering to get themselves vaccinated. I don't understand why they are choosing not to. At least, that seems to be the narrative being put out by MSM. Don't suppose anyone who uses this forum is in this age group and ould explain the thinking.

I think it depends on what they’re doing, my daughter is 20 and her and all her pals have been literally begging to get vaccinated.

The reason is they are all looking for internships and in my daughters case no chance she can work in the USA without being vaccinated.

[BCram]

I think it depends on what they’re doing, my daughter is 20 and her and all her pals have been literally begging to get vaccinated.

The reason is they are all looking for internships and in my daughters case no chance she can work in the USA without being vaccinated.

Thanks hmac. I hope she gets vaccinated and can carry on with her plans! Seems to me that there's some mismatch between the way the system worked for oldies and how it is being applied to younger people. Why can't the authorities simply replicate the approach for the youngsters?

[islaydarkblue]

So do I get the vaccination or just play football at fairmuir??

How long does playing at fairmuir protect me from these third world diseases? Where would I need to play football to protect me from idiotic views?

That last question is rhetorical,you clearly wouldn't know

Your choice!

[islaydarkblue]

Not sure that everyone of 'the younger generation' go to nightclubs.

Do you have any views or opinions on anything, anything at all, that are not bigoted or stereotypical?

The vast majority of people attending nightclubs are younger people unless it is ‘grab a granny’ night.

[islaydarkblue]

I think it depends on what they’re doing, my daughter is 20 and her and all her pals have been literally begging to get vaccinated.

The reason is they are all looking for internships and in my daughters case no chance she can work in the USA without being vaccinated.

Last weekend I read a list of drop in centres that NHS Tayside had set up in Dundee for this week.

[BCram]

The vast majority of people attending nightclubs are younger people unless it is ‘grab a granny’ night.

Is this post ageist and ***ist at the same time? Great post Islay!

[hmac]

Last weekend I read a list of drop in centres that NHS Tayside had set up in Dundee for this week.

That would be helpful if she lived here.

In addition, she got vaccine 1 and despite this “push” they won’t allow her to get vaccine 2 until 8 weeks passes despite the gap supposedly being 3 weeks.

Inconsistent all the time

[islaydarkblue]

That would be helpful if she lived here.

In addition, she got vaccine 1 and despite this “push” they won’t allow her to get vaccine 2 until 8 weeks passes despite the gap supposedly being 3 weeks.

Inconsistent all the time

Sorry. I thought that she lived in Dundee.
When the Pfizer vaccine was produced the company stated that the second vaccination should be given three weeks after the first vaccination.
However the politicians and health ‘experts’ decided that it was safe to leave the gap between vaccinations as long as 12 weeks which would allow more people to be vaccinated in the intervening period.
The period has since been reduced to 8 weeks.
I am not convinced that the Covid-19 virus vaccinations are working against the Delta (Indian) variant. If it is then why have there been over 51,000 positive Covid-19 virus cases throughout the whole of the U.K. in the past 24 hours.
Earlier this week it was announced that 41 people in Scotland have died from the Covid-19 virus despite having had both Covid-19 vaccinations.

[hmac]

Sorry. I thought that she lived in Dundee.
When the Pfizer vaccine was produced the company stated that the second vaccination should be given three weeks after the first vaccination.
However the politicians and health ‘experts’ decided that it was safe to leave the gap between vaccinations as long as 12 weeks which would allow more people to be vaccinated in the intervening period.
The period has since been reduced to 8 weeks.
I am not convinced that the Covid-19 virus vaccinations are working against the Delta (Indian) variant. If it is then why have there been over 51,000 positive Covid-19 virus cases throughout the whole of the U.K. in the past 24 hours.
Earlier this week it was announced that 41 people in Scotland have died from the Covid-19 virus despite having had both Covid-19 vaccinations.

On the 41 vaccinated deaths….that’s only part of what they said.
In all 41 cases they had co-morbidities.

There was a woman on STV news last night with a total non story of how she was still unwell after having had both Covid jabs, and having trouble with her heart. She was a rather short, obesely fat woman and I’m quite certain her overall health had little to do with Covid!