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During the last year, I have lived as normally as possible.
Ive visited my mum (along with several other family members/carers etc). Ive continued to work, daily in the confines of a van with 'van-mates', and in a warehouse with dozens of others and have had to have contact with literally thousands of people around me via work. Ive shopped, gone for walks in parks and towns, had friends around etc.
And all with no ill effects on myself or others.
People have a xmas get together and everybody's ill?
How does that work??
Im not a Covid denier (I know someone who died of it)
But just dont get it?
Ive visited my mum (along with several other family members/carers etc). Ive continued to work, daily in the confines of a van with 'van-mates', and in a warehouse with dozens of others and have had to have contact with literally thousands of people around me via work. Ive shopped, gone for walks in parks and towns, had friends around etc.
And all with no ill effects on myself or others.
People have a xmas get together and everybody's ill?
How does that work??
Im not a Covid denier (I know someone who died of it)
But just dont get it?
//Anecdotal 'evidence' is no evidence.//
How is nailit’s evidence “anecdotal”? He’s told us what he did and he’s told us the outcome of his behaviour. An isolated incident maybe, but there’s nothing anecdotal about it.
//Vietnam(35 deaths) and Taiwan(7 deaths) [China?] did a good job in limiting spread.//
If you lived under some of the measures that those countries took to (seemingly) suppress the virus, you may think it would have been better to take your chances here.
How is nailit’s evidence “anecdotal”? He’s told us what he did and he’s told us the outcome of his behaviour. An isolated incident maybe, but there’s nothing anecdotal about it.
//Vietnam(35 deaths) and Taiwan(7 deaths) [China?] did a good job in limiting spread.//
If you lived under some of the measures that those countries took to (seemingly) suppress the virus, you may think it would have been better to take your chances here.
A friend of ours up the road from us, had a covid test about 10 days ago. Bear in mind she hasn't been out for nearly a year, apart from a few walks around the village with her husband in the summer time. Her test came back positive, she has no symptoms, accept a little more tired. Her husband was in hospital about 3 weeks ago with kidney infection. Came out 3 days later. He had covid test, and come back negative. We are all very surprised that my friend has it, especially when she hasn't been out for months!
NJ, I would be very happy to live in New Zealand at the moment. They underwent a lockdown, then came out of it, and have been living a normal life for months now. Occasional outbreaks (usually from people who've smuggled in the UK variant) are quickly tracked and dealt with. The rest of the country seem to be going to restaurants, sports or beaches just as they were a year ago.
I could have lived under that. In fact I have - but for most of a year rather than a couple of months, and with no end in sight.
I could have lived under that. In fact I have - but for most of a year rather than a couple of months, and with no end in sight.
demonstrably true, gness
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Maybe Carrie could take over.
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Maybe Carrie could take over.
NJ : "If you lived under some of the measures that those countries took to (seemingly) suppress the virus, you may think it would have been better to take your chances here."
Leaving one of those 3 countries aside - China - what other 'measures' did Taiwan and/or Vietnam take that you appear to find objectionable, New Judge ?
Leaving one of those 3 countries aside - China - what other 'measures' did Taiwan and/or Vietnam take that you appear to find objectionable, New Judge ?
