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Why did they decide not to get vaccinated, out of interest?Messages from two members of my team, one tested positive and one been told to isolate by track and trace. Neither vaccinated.
Why did they decide not to get vaccinated, out of interest?Messages from two members of my team, one tested positive and one been told to isolate by track and trace. Neither vaccinated.
Off topic, but Sam Gyimah resigned from a ministerial position on a point of principle because he saw the damage a no deal Brexit would do to his department (Science and Universities). I wouldn't throw around words like "vile", it takes a lot of courage to throw away a lucrative and prestigious career out of principle.This is the mega brain that was so opposed to Johnson and in love with the EU she pimped the LibDems for ages, insisting that they would be able to win Kensington (with the end result of the vile ex-Tory Sam Gymaih taking just enough votes from Labour for the constituency to go blue again) and Uxbridge.
It is possible she might be right in a stopped clock way, but someone who's so fucking thick to fall for yellow tory 'winning here' nonsense, not to mention all the other garbage her twitter feed it filled with, is someone who's claims need to be viewed with considerable suspicion.
Whatever happened to Rees Mogg's convivial fraternal spirit?Predictable.
MPs told to wear masks in Parliament amid rising Covid cases
Tours of Parliament have also been cancelled as health body warns of greater risk of transmission.www.bbc.co.uk
Yes, she sounds awful.Funny because I think people might actually want to consider the sources they reposting stuff from. Yeah how funny,
(Incidentally Kennedy has been a member of the LibDems since 2010 so supported the coalition government and austerity
Some follow ups to that which I missed at the time:Whatever happened to Rees Mogg's convivial fraternal spirit?
SNP Commons leader Pete Wishart said Conservative MPs are not immune from Covid-19, as he suggested they are “so convivial that several of them are now off having caught Covid”.
He said: “The Leader of the House should be thoroughly embarrassed about his ridiculous comments from businesses questions last week when he suggested that Tory MPs are protected from Covid because they have ‘a more convivial fraternal spirit’.
“It’s so convivial that several of them are now off having caught Covid, along with the leader of the Opposition and the chief whip of the Scottish National Party.
But he noted Mr Rees-Mogg was not wearing a face masks and said “for goodness sake man, put it on, be the Leader of the House, not the libertarian of the House.”
Whatever happened to Rees Mogg's convivial fraternal spirit?
Hopefully it will kill the fucker.Whatever happened to Rees Mogg's convivial fraternal spirit?
I am also interested in this topic. I would like to discuss. What do you think about this? If you make a vaccine, which one is the safest? Sorry for outWhy did they decide not to get vaccinated, out of interest?
I'd prefer to have a vaccine made by professionals rather than in someone's bathtub. HTH.I am also interested in this topic. I would like to discuss. What do you think about this? If you make a vaccine, which one is the safest? Sorry for out
Distrust of the vaccine.Why did they decide not to get vaccinated, out of interest?
What utter crap. The dead end of 'progressive' politics. Someone who endorsed years of attacks on the working class gets a pass, or even tributes, because he did not support Brexit. Vile is absolutely accurate to describe someone who repeatedly voted to push workers into poverty while enriching his class.Off topic, but Sam Gyimah resigned from a ministerial position on a point of principle because he saw the damage a no deal Brexit would do to his department (Science and Universities). I wouldn't throw around words like "vile", it takes a lot of courage to throw away a lucrative and prestigious career out of principle.
And furthermore it's debatable whether or not Labour would have won Kensington if the Lib Dems weren't there. Labour lost seats all over the country. Blame FPTP if you want.
That's a shame. It's easy to point to millions of people having had it and being completely fine, but I understand that not everyone feels like they can trust the government/NHS.Distrust of the vaccine.
No 10 is increasingly worried that hospitalisations and deaths among double-vaccinated people could rise due to waning immunity as an estimated 4.5 million people have failed to get their booster shots despite being eligible.
Downing Street sources told the Guardian that the gap between those eligible and those jabbed was too wide, ranking it as their major concern ahead of the winter months.
I find this quite inexplicable; if someone understands the need to have the vaccine, why don't they get the second one? Over 4 million fewer people have had the second than have had the first...Part of my thinking on that is that 2nd dose numbers never reached first dose numbers.
I find this quite inexplicable; if someone understands the need to have the vaccine, why don't they get the second one? Over 4 million fewer people have had the second than have had the first...
They can't be anti-vaxxers otherwise they wouldn't have had the first jab, right?
And although there've been a small number of bad reactions, surely not so many as would discourage 4 million people?
Unless these 4 million simply can't be arsed to go to the vaccine centre/clinic/pharmacy?
Or they think that all they need is the first one...?
Total – first dose
50,025,020
Total – second dose
45,731,565
Quite honestly baffled by this...
I find this quite inexplicable; if someone understands the need to have the vaccine, why don't they get the second one? Over 4 million fewer people have had the second than have had the first...
They can't be anti-vaxxers otherwise they wouldn't have had the first jab, right?
And although there've been a small number of bad reactions, surely not so many as would discourage 4 million people?
Unless these 4 million simply can't be arsed to go to the vaccine centre/clinic/pharmacy?
Or they think that all they need is the first one...?
Total – first dose
50,025,020
Total – second dose
45,731,565
Quite honestly baffled by this...
Only recently got their first jab / haven't got round to it yet / feel like the first jab will at least provide some degree of protection so getting the second one is less urgent...I find this quite inexplicable; if someone understands the need to have the vaccine, why don't they get the second one? Over 4 million fewer people have had the second than have had the first...
They can't be anti-vaxxers otherwise they wouldn't have had the first jab, right?
And although there've been a small number of bad reactions, surely not so many as would discourage 4 million people?
Unless these 4 million simply can't be arsed to go to the vaccine centre/clinic/pharmacy?
Or they think that all they need is the first one...?
Total – first dose
50,025,020
Total – second dose
45,731,565
Quite honestly baffled by this...
Yes I would start by looking at age-based figures, eg stuff like this from the weekly surveillance reports:IIRC it's 8 weeks between 1st & 2nd jabs, so some more will probably get theirs soon, also some are probably in the 12-15 age group, who are only getting one jab ATM.
The astrazenica blood clots and deaths didnt help, but yes it wouldnt likely account for millions being put off, but could still have significant impact. Thats probably one of the reasons they've not gone for AZ vaccines as booster shots, so as not to further put people off. There are probably other reasons too though, which could include supply issues and vaccine effectiveness, especially once waning is factored in.And although there've been a small number of bad reactions, surely not so many as would discourage 4 million people?
"Very high" coronavirus rates in the UK at present mean there are hard months to come, England's deputy chief medical officer has warned.
Prof Jonathan Van-Tam told the BBC it was a concern that Covid levels were "running this hot, this early in the autumn season".
He said too many people believed the pandemic was now over.
Christmas and the winter months are "potentially going to be problematic", Prof Van-Tam warned.
I find this quite inexplicable; if someone understands the need to have the vaccine, why don't they get the second one? Over 4 million fewer people have had the second than have had the first...
They can't be anti-vaxxers otherwise they wouldn't have had the first jab, right?
And although there've been a small number of bad reactions, surely not so many as would discourage 4 million people?
Unless these 4 million simply can't be arsed to go to the vaccine centre/clinic/pharmacy?
Or they think that all they need is the first one...?
Total – first dose
50,025,020
Total – second dose
45,731,565
Quite honestly baffled by this...