That wasn't quite my point! None of the Anti vaxxers on here admit to the reason they are? If they think the vaccine is poisonous and killing people, just say it.Anti-vaxers have the right not to have the vaccine.
Vaxers have the right to keep away from anti-vaxers to protect themselves. (That’s protection both from the virus and the conspiracy theories.)
I don't think there's a lot of people who are anti Vax, I think it's the apathetic who are being targeted. I don't really care about anti Vax brigade, they're never going to have it no matter what happens and that's their choice, it's when they try to coerce others into following them using flawed logic and half truths.Also calling this vax versus anti-vax is stupid considering the high majority of people who don't want the covid vaccine have every other immunisation
you're right, if the NHS has more money then it would not get so overrun, I don't think any one is disuputing that, but the NHS does not have unlimited funds so we use the vaccine to reduce the chances of people requiring major treatment so the NHS can continue to do the 'normal', It's the same reason we have the flu vaccine. . If people don't have the vaccine they are more likely to be seriously ill and therefor require major treatment, taking up the resources that are normally available for the everyday treatments. So those refusing the vaccine are basically saying I won't take the jab which is costing the NHS a few quid but will take the risk knowing the NHS will spend thousands of pounds and lots of resources to treat me instead if I become seriously Ill, taking that money and resources from other important treatments that have no vaccines to reduce the chances of becoming sick.Hospitals are not just over run because of covid. It's down to alot of factors, the same factors that happened before covid but the main one being money. Lack of funding, lack of equipment, lack of staff (due to wages). I could go on. The whole point of the vaccine is that it should stop people getting severe covid and therefore needing icu. If that's not the case what is it actually doing.
Also calling this vax versus anti-vax is stupid considering the high majority of people who don't want the covid vaccine have every other immunisation
People who die from Covid, usually end up in hospital prior to their death do they not? So more deaths = more hospital beds taken.@HiTecK you say that hospitals can't be over run because death rates are lower, hospitals don't treat the dead, they treat the sick.
Read a lot in this thread about anti vaxers being able to choose and their human rights, but what happens if I become seriously ill from something else or have a serious accident and need Intensive care but ICU are full of covid patents (most of whom are unvacinated)? That forces the doctors to say I can't be treated because others have decided not to have the jab. What happens to my human rights to be treated? I have none.
People who die from Covid, usually end up in hospital prior to their death do they not? So more deaths = more hospital beds taken.
I never said you wouldn't get treated if you got covid, what I said is if ICU is full of covid patients, most of which are unvacinated, then if I, or anyone, needed ICU treatment for anything else we couldn't as the beds would be taken up.You have the right to be protected from Covid by taking the vaccine. What you're stating is that you should have all the rights and vaccine hesitant people shouldn't if you get your way. Who said you wouldn't be treat in hospital if you got Covid. As it stands because of the vaccines, hospitals aren't overrun with Covid patience so using that excuse to make everyone get vaccinated is mute.
And this is with a vaccination take-up of over 80%.
Austria and Germany only have 60%.
Their health systems must be much more overstretched than ours, hence the new lockdowns being implemented
This is factually incorrect. Most people in hospital are vaccinated. Fullfact.org 👇.I never said you wouldn't get treated if you got covid, what I said is if ICU is full of covid patients, most of which are unvacinated
This is factually incorrect.And with a vaccination take-up 118% in Gibraltar they are at the start of their 4th wave 🤷.. and in lockdown.
but they are only just issuing boosters even though they claim everyone was vacinated by March and boosters should be given after 6 months as the protection drops, so they are 2 months late with the boostersAnd with a vaccination take-up 118% in Gibraltar they are at the start of their 4th wave 🤷.. and in lockdown.
This is factually incorrect.
Their own government press releases say there's no lockdown, just take extra precautions if attending crowded events.
but they are only just issuing boosters even though they claim everyone was vacinated by March and boosters should be given after 6 months as the protection drops, so they are 2 months late with the boosters
The best way to not catch covid, is to not take the test, 😗
Hope you feel better soon mate. Just rest up and take it easy.I have too mate to make sure I'm protecting others and I work in people's homes a lot. Feels like mild flu ATM so see how it goes. Going to be a boring week.
Good job you are vaccinated then, as you will not probably die! Gibraltar can't be counted for any data! I have lived and worked there, it has a revolving door on the borders with the work force changing dailyAnd with a vaccination take-up 118% in Gibraltar they are at the start of their 4th wave 🤷.. and in lockdown.
This is factually incorrect. Most people in hospital are vaccinated. Fullfact.org 👇.
So the rhetoric that unvaccinated are taking up all the hospital's resources isn't true. And like above, everyone vaccinated in Gibraltar didn't work out well for them.
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As above most in hospital are vaccinated. I'd take that article more seriously if it wasn't sent in by an anonymous writer 👇. Anyone could have wrote that.
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And to top it all off I've just done a LFT and I'm positive 😆. Not kidding. So I've got isolate now for 10 days. That vaccine is brilliant.