O/T booster jabs.

[great_fire]

The top ten richest people in the world have nearly doubled their wealth during covid, lockdown has been the best thing for them. I think people are gradually waking up to the fact the lockdowns, masks and floor tape haven't worked.

Wealth transfer is probably what this was all about, right from the start if you looked at he ONS and PHE figures you could see that the Covid threat was exaggerated, trouble is, hardly anyone looks at the figures, they just believe what Huw Edwards or Clive Myrie reads off an autocue.

The number of people in England and Wales who have died of Covid and had no co-morbidities is only 17,571, which is similar to the flu.

Meanwhile before Covid, 26 billionaires owned half the world's wealth, what is it now? 15 billionaires owning 75% of the wealth?
And they'll do it again, this is why they're continuing with "no jab, no job" for the NHS, even though they know the jabs do little or nothing to stop transmission, it's to ensure that only compliant doctors and nurses are in place for next time.

[John2]

Wealth transfer is probably what this was all about, right from the start if you looked at he ONS and PHE figures you could see that the Covid threat was exaggerated, trouble is, hardly anyone looks at the figures, they just believe what Huw Edwards or Clive Myrie reads off an autocue.

The number of people in England and Wales who have died of Covid and had no co-morbidities is only 17,571, which is similar to the flu.

I can tell you don't get your information from the likes of Huw Edwards, but from random Facebook groups full of misrepresented information.

Your stat about co-morbidities is true, but did you take the time to look at how many people in the UK have some sort of condition and would count as having a co-morbidity? I'll let you look up how many millions of lives you've casually cast aside as it seems worthless because they have any sort of pre-existing condition.

[great_fire]

I can tell you don't get your information from the likes of Huw Edwards, but from random Facebook groups full of misrepresented information.

Your stat about co-morbidities is true, but did you take the time to look at how many people in the UK have some sort of condition and would count as having a co-morbidity? I'll let you look up how many millions of lives you've casually cast aside as it seems worthless because they have any sort of pre-existing condition.

Average age of people who died with Covid is older than average life expectancy. Old sick people who would have died of/with flu too.

What happened to flu BTW? Disappeared for two years, amazing.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

Not had the booster yet.

Serious question. How long is the covid booster effective for?

[CAMiller]

Not had the booster yet.

Serious question. How long is the covid booster effective for?

I heard 6 months but that wasn't gospel. I don't think they really know. Maybe also depends on what other variants pop up.

[the_idiotb_stardson]

I heard 6 months but that wasn't gospel. I don't think they really know. Maybe also depends on what other variants pop up.

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

[CAMiller]

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

Personally I can't think of any reason not to but that's your choice.

[gm_gm]

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

Agree don’t think I’ll boost only we go down the NZ route.

[flourbasher]

So I have had vax 1 and 2.

Caught covid at Christmas- must have built up some immunity following that.

Is there any good reason to have the booster?

Genuinely unsure.

Possibly not necessary at the moment Because, as you say, your immunity will have been boosted because you contracted the virus recently.
But, according to the medical profession, this immunity diminishes over a few months.
So around the time the Millers achieve promotion it might be worth thinking about boosting your immune system again via a booster jab.

Obviously those people who are scared of needles and read crackpot websites will need to find another way to protect themselves. Vitamin B perhaps

[John2]

Average age of people who died with Covid is older than average life expectancy. Old sick people who would have died of/with flu too.

What happened to flu BTW? Disappeared for two years, amazing.

15 million is the number of people in the UK with existing conditions.

Of course, this entire debate is flawed because it assumes everything we have been through was about saving the lives, whereas the focus around the world seems to have primarily have been to keep hospitalisations low enough that health services aren't completely overwhelmed, and the population isn't so sick all at once that society grinds to a halt from supply chain issues etc.

Flattening the curve was the goal, not saying the elderly. That just happened to be a side benefit, as elderly lives are still valuable to the vast majority of people despite what you might believe yourself.