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At a guess this was the paper R2R was referring to ? :-
s1473309921006484-1635425926927.pdf (elsevierhealth.com)
s1473309921006484-1635425926927.pdf (elsevierhealth.com)
Finally snapped and lost it with the covid denyer who signed up to play golf with me twice this week. Started on the 1st tee Monday with how she was right and it's all about the vaccine passport and government control of the population. I laughed it off with a comment about Bill Gates and chips in arms etc. Yesterday she started it again referring to the brainwashed who've been vaccinated, and I stopped mid practice swing and gave her both barrels. Not so much about her opinion (which is plain crazy but she's entitled to it) rather than how insulting it is to me (brainwashed and stupid!) and that the golf course is not the place for her continued "propoganda" (BS!).
She was very apologetic then, at the half-way hut and after play. I just hope it shuts her up in future.
At a guess this was the paper R2R was referring to ? :-
s1473309921006484-1635425926927.pdf (elsevierhealth.com)
Yes, probably, but that paper plainly says that similarities on transmission occurred in people with breakthrough infections. That is a massively important qualifier.
R2R said in post 21734, "Interesting study in the Lancet that suggests that vaccinated people are just as infectious and able to transmit the disease (especially Delta variant) as the unvaccinated."
This is incorrect.
Out of interest, what did she say that made her a covid denier ? Surely not her thoughts about vaccine passports that you typed above.
At least segregation has always been successful before with regards to covid and in history.... Not a simple area in m eyes, especially with creep that will happen. Maybe that makes me a covid denier as well
That covid has been made up to give the government a means to control the population and know our every move "every shop we go in"...
Well done you . I won't meet my middle grandson because he's an adamant denyerFinally snapped and lost it with the covid denyer who signed up to play golf with me twice this week. Started on the 1st tee Monday with how she was right and it's all about the vaccine passport and government control of the population. I laughed it off with a comment about Bill Gates and chips in arms etc. Yesterday she started it again referring to the brainwashed who've been vaccinated, and I stopped mid practice swing and gave her both barrels. Not so much about her opinion (which is plain crazy but she's entitled to it) rather than how insulting it is to me (brainwashed and stupid!) and that the golf course is not the place for her continued "propoganda" (BS!).
She was very apologetic then, at the half-way hut and after play. I just hope it shuts her up in future.
I'd love to know why they think the government or Bill Gates would be interested in tracking what we all do all day.Heard it myself from seemingly intelligent people, common thing between them, they are all into their conspiracy theories.
I'd love to know why they think the government or Bill Gates would be interested in tracking what we all do all day.
Finally snapped and lost it with the covid denyer who signed up to play golf with me twice this week. Started on the 1st tee Monday with how she was right and it's all about the vaccine passport and government control of the population. I laughed it off with a comment about Bill Gates and chips in arms etc. Yesterday she started it again referring to the brainwashed who've been vaccinated, and I stopped mid practice swing and gave her both barrels. Not so much about her opinion (which is plain crazy but she's entitled to it) rather than how insulting it is to me (brainwashed and stupid!) and that the golf course is not the place for her continued "propoganda" (BS!).
She was very apologetic then, at the half-way hut and after play. I just hope it shuts her up in future.
From what we see, people in Waitrose think they're too posh to get Covid.They're no better behaved in Waitrose down this way.
I’m not disputing that the assertion by road2ruin is incorrect, but in his defence that is pretty much word for word what what I read on the BBC website, thus reinforcing your point about poor media reporting. I’d publish a link but it appears to have been removed…
I really do believe that some people are anti vax just to be contrary. There are people that just like to go against the system, whether trying to prove a political point or just because they like being contrary to the majority, they will buck against anything like this. If you told some people that wearing a mask was contrary to receommendations, they would put them on whereve they go. Sadly with the younger generation, part of me gets the feeling that anti vax is just an expression for their desire to rebel against authority and big brother.
The young generation quite frankly do not give two hoots.
Now his thoughts are it has gone on long enough and we should now be living normal lives. Suffice to say I am livid and that’s keeping it nice. The young generation quite frankly do not give two hoots.
Sorry but that’s garbage, it’s not a generational thing it’s a personal thing. Walking around the golf club there are loads of old chaps sitting close to one another, shaking hands, hugging good bye no distancing going home to their (assumed) similar aged wives. They’re certainly not young. Supermarkets as well, young and old in equal measure without masks.
In my experience, the schoolkids in our local Tesco act as if Covid has gone.