Will you have the Covid-19 vaccine?
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bompington said:
Oh my goodness.joe2019 said:
A quick flick through shows a lot of scientific-sounding waffle, but of course I haven't read it all the way.
And I'll bet you haven't either, just the takeaway message you've found on antivaxx websites.
I have read it all, it's interesting. I found it as a link from the NHS Facebook page, which was linked from our village news page.
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Joe, just go and get jabbed. You and your family.Ben
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Forgive me for being direct, but nothing you have posted on this thread or any other suggests that you could understand more than one word in four from that interview.joe2019 said:bompington said:
Oh my goodness.joe2019 said:
A quick flick through shows a lot of scientific-sounding waffle, but of course I haven't read it all the way.
And I'll bet you haven't either, just the takeaway message you've found on antivaxx websites.
I have read it all, it's interesting. I found it as a link from the NHS Facebook page, which was linked from our village news page.
I'm out.0 -
bompington said:
Forgive me for being direct, but nothing you have posted on this thread or any other suggests that you could understand more than one word in four from that interview.
I'm out.
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It's irrelevant, they can't have it as the vaccines haven't been tested for use in children so you're putting up yet another strawman. I seem to recall you started a similar debate a couple of months back too and then got all defensive because no-one support your point of view (apologies if it was someone else).joe2019 said:
If you don't want it, don't have it just have the decency not to complain if you get ill with Covid or if there is a vaccine passport brought in and you get prevented fromn doing things as a result.0 -
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Probably worth pointing out that this is a transcript of some people proposing the take the EU to court over the vaccine approval.bompington said:
Forgive me for being direct, but nothing you have posted on this thread or any other suggests that you could understand more than one word in four from that interview.joe2019 said:bompington said:
Oh my goodness.joe2019 said:
A quick flick through shows a lot of scientific-sounding waffle, but of course I haven't read it all the way.
And I'll bet you haven't either, just the takeaway message you've found on antivaxx websites.
I have read it all, it's interesting. I found it as a link from the NHS Facebook page, which was linked from our village news page.
I'm out.
Now a small number of scientists who disagree with the consensus of many national medical agencies could have a point.
Or they could be attention seeking nutters.0 -
It's all a bit like Captain Rum in Blackadder and his 'opinion is divided' quote.First.Aspect said:
Probably worth pointing out that this is a transcript of some people proposing the take the EU to court over the vaccine approval.bompington said:
Forgive me for being direct, but nothing you have posted on this thread or any other suggests that you could understand more than one word in four from that interview.joe2019 said:bompington said:
Oh my goodness.joe2019 said:
A quick flick through shows a lot of scientific-sounding waffle, but of course I haven't read it all the way.
And I'll bet you haven't either, just the takeaway message you've found on antivaxx websites.
I have read it all, it's interesting. I found it as a link from the NHS Facebook page, which was linked from our village news page.
I'm out.
Now a small number of scientists who disagree with the consensus of many national medical agencies could have a point.
Or they could be attention seeking nutters.0 -
If you are aware of this work, you would think those who are in charge of approving and administering the vaccine are also aware of it. Do you think you have a better understanding of what in there makes sense and should be concerning than they do? If not, do you think it's likely those experts are taking a massive risk of poisoning the population?joe2019 said:bompington said:
Can you not just come out and admit that you are a full-blown antivaxxer with your vague and unjustified scare stories?joe2019 said:
I am pro-vaccine, I've had every single one that I have ever been offered, my children have had all their childhood vaccines to date.
Have a read of this:
http://enformtk.u-aizu.ac.jp/howard/gcep_dr_vanessa_schmidt_krueger/?s=08&fbclid=IwAR2jRwwnx0HgCv8bDSqnJXHtUb7SpFqFxr895WMPn_-K-y739CEQE1edjEM1 -
the trials are completejoe2019 said:.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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MattFalle said:
True on the specific trials, though of course safety and efficacy data is always an ongoing matter, and those desperate to find ways to justify an anti stance will seize on that to justify their yebbut scepticism.
Having said that, all the post-tests incoming data, so far, has exceeded the data from the tests, as far as I'm aware, and the only ones that have dented confidence (eg the Israeli data on AV & over-65s) have been because of incomplete data, and subsequent data has reconfirmed their efficacy & safety.0 -
MattFalle said:
The first trials in children were launched mid-Feb with results expected by mid 2021.
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Which is why children aren't currently being vaccinated, and has no relevance to adults.joe2019 said:MattFalle said:
The first trials in children were launched mid-Feb with results expected by mid 2021.0 -
dudejoe2019 said:MattFalle said:
The first trials in children were launched mid-Feb with results expected by mid 2021.
get vaccinated and get your family vaccinated..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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There is no rush. The testing was done last summer and published in the autumn.joe2019 said:Pross said:For someone who said they're not anti-vax you are coming across as finding lots of reasons for arguing against having the vaccination. As for the teenage kids question, my teenage daughter (and early 20s daughter) are both very keen to have it ASAP as they want to be able to get things back to normal as soon as possible.
I"ve had all my vaccinations, including all the African/Asian travel versions.
With so many willing guinea pigs, why would I rush to get this one without being better informed?1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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It's a website poll of 186 people. While concerning, I'm not sure that is a robust statistic.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
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I wonder what polls would look like on a contentious issue for engineering in the imeche mag.rjsterry said:
It's a website poll of 186 people. While concerning, I'm not sure that is a robust statistic.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine0 -
The C&D used to be a useful thing in Pharmacy as the paper was quite absorbent for use in toilet emergencies. Now its online it it totally useless. I'd ignore that poll completely.
Have the jab if you are offered it. It might just save your life.0 -
Nothing so dangerous as a little knowledge.rjsterry said:
It's a website poll of 186 people. While concerning, I'm not sure that is a robust statistic.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine
The person who nearly put my mum off it was a retired nurse. Same thing.
Took me a week or reasoned persuasion to fix the nonsense she had been told. About "additives" and "impurities".
No specifics of course because *they* put them in and you just don't know do you?
Sound familiar?
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Wife’s cousin is a retired pharmacist and a recent conversation he asked if we thought COVID was a thing invented by the government so as introduce social control. I offered to by him a roll of tin foil for his hat.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine
I would vaccinate my 6 year old grandson myself if need be.
Yes I am qualified to give injections.0 -
webboo said:
Wife’s cousin is a retired pharmacist and a recent conversation he asked if we thought COVID was a thing invented by the government so as introduce social control. I offered to by him a roll of tin foil for his hat.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine
I would vaccinate my 6 year old grandson myself if need be.
Yes I am qualified to give injections.
Socially distanced I hope
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Reckon too many oldies, retirees and this past year shielders spend way too much time on Farcebork and the like, and get overexposed to the total bullkeerap being pumped through such conduits.0
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YouTube, sadly.orraloon said:Reckon too many oldies, retirees and this past year shielders spend way too much time on Farcebork and the like, and get overexposed to the total bullkeerap being pumped through such conduits.
They watch hours of rubbish and call it 'research'.
The older I get, the better I was.0 -
Ugh, that kind of thing really boils my p***. You'd expect it from some homeopathy quack but an actual qualified nurse! Worth reporting to the RCN?First.Aspect said:
Nothing so dangerous as a little knowledge.rjsterry said:
It's a website poll of 186 people. While concerning, I'm not sure that is a robust statistic.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine
The person who nearly put my mum off it was a retired nurse. Same thing.
Took me a week or reasoned persuasion to fix the nonsense she had been told. About "additives" and "impurities".
No specifics of course because *they* put them in and you just don't know do you?
Sound familiar?1985 Mercian King of Mercia - work in progress (Hah! Who am I kidding?)
Pinnacle Monzonite
Part of the anti-growth coalition0 -
orraloon said:
Reckon too many oldies, retirees and this past year shielders spend way too much time on Farcebork and the like, and get overexposed to the total bullkeerap being pumped through such conduits.
It still amazes me that so many (not stupid) friends still share viral Facebook 'likes farming' posts, and other cr@p that has either been around for ages and/or easily shown up as cr@p with the simplest search.0 -
Why you report someone to their union. The NMC is nursing’s governing body.rjsterry said:
Ugh, that kind of thing really boils my p***. You'd expect it from some homeopathy quack but an actual qualified nurse! Worth reporting to the RCN?First.Aspect said:
Nothing so dangerous as a little knowledge.rjsterry said:
It's a website poll of 186 people. While concerning, I'm not sure that is a robust statistic.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine
The person who nearly put my mum off it was a retired nurse. Same thing.
Took me a week or reasoned persuasion to fix the nonsense she had been told. About "additives" and "impurities".
No specifics of course because *they* put them in and you just don't know do you?
Sound familiar?0 -
Not quite, he was laid on the floor with his wife sat on him. While I gave him his vaccination.joe2019 said:webboo said:
Wife’s cousin is a retired pharmacist and a recent conversation he asked if we thought COVID was a thing invented by the government so as introduce social control. I offered to by him a roll of tin foil for his hat.joe2019 said:Pross said:
You'd feel a bit silly looking at that whilst not intending having it I would have thought. I've been very pleasantly surprised by the extent of take up so far, reportedly over 90% in all the categories that have been offered the jab. I suspect it will reduce in the younger age groups where people are invincible but it looks like it will be way in excess of the two thirds that originally thought I was being optimistic in predicting.pblakeney said:Scores on the doors to date.
72%, 0%, 25%, 2%. Guess which option is 0%?
Yep, pretty conclusive so far, I guess it reflects the demographic on here.
In a recent poll on Chemist & Druggist 56% of the respondents said they would NOT have it - would they be mainly pharmacists?
https://www.chemistanddruggist.co.uk/news/more-half-cd-readers-wont-get-covid-19-vaccine
I would vaccinate my 6 year old grandson myself if need be.
Yes I am qualified to give injections.
Socially distanced I hope
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i joined a vaccine trial last year, just got 'unblinded' as i had nhs invites nagging me, turns out i was vaccinated last year, one dose in october, one in november
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