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Thread: "Didn't we do well, getting vaccines early and getting sufficient supplies" will be

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    "Didn't we do well, getting vaccines early and getting sufficient supplies" will be

    .... the slogan that will win the next General Election.

    But on the respected worldometers website there is a daily updated table of all things Covid
    worldwide. Within the continent of Europe the UK's Covid record is bettered by 32 countries.

    There is an ongoing total for each country of Covid deaths since the beginning of it.
    To compare like with like this is based upon the number of Covid deaths per million of population.
    There are 32 countries in the continent of Europe that have fewer deaths per million of population
    than the UK has.

    Considering that there is only Germany in Europe that has a more substantial and sound economy
    than the UK this has been a dreadful performance by the government. Furthermore, the population
    has ignored the need to wear masks since they were no longer mandatory. To be 33rd in this list is
    utterly shameful. Clearly it would have even been much worse without the early arrival of the
    vaccines.

    Nevertheless, "Didn't we do well, getting vaccines early and getting sufficient supplies" will be the
    slogan that will win the next General Election. You will not hear much about the overall death count
    and the comparison of that with the whole of the continent of Europe.

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    That is s­hite formatting by the board's software, totally unlike the way it was keyed in.

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    If only there was someone around here who could tidy up post 1 and delete posts 2 and 3 like, eh.

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    After a slow start it seemed for a while that the UK response to the virus would outperform most of Europe.

    However that all changed on 19 July 2021.

    That was the date the UK Government decided that there should no longer be a legal requirement to wear face coverings in indoor settings or on public transport.

    The key words were that the Government was "moving to an approach that enables personal risk-based judgments" and that "You should use your judgement in deciding where you should wear one."

    Unless herd immunity kicks in and makes everything look a lot better in the near future, this appears to have been a big mistake.

    However as you say, this is unlikely to have a negative effect on the Conservative vote at the next election.

    Is there anything that will?

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