Re: Coronavirus
 

The figures are not a count of who has been offered the jab.

The current state (taken direct from the NHS site).
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/corona...virus-vaccine/

Just so you are clear, that's every adult, and children over 11, offered the 'jab'.
So unless you advocate forced vaccination, the UK appears to have done all it can.

Re: Coronavirus
 

Get my booster next week.

Had flu jab yesterday along with a pneumonia one.

For those interested in how the covid vax works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NDc9Q_m-W0

Re: Coronavirus
 

There's plenty more that could be done to encourage vaccination without forcing it.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...covid-lockdown
https://www.forbes.com/sites/brucele...h=5e597c763d74

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Christ man, with the media throwing it at us for the last year I think everyone should have got the message by now, what should we do next . . offer people £1000 to get a jab?

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I bet the antivaxxers won't even glance at this graph.

Re: Coronavirus
 

Surely they are all dead by now.

Re: Coronavirus
 

One venue in Austria* has an unconventional inducement for vaccinations.

[quote]A sex club in Austria* is advertising free sex for anyone who gets vaccinated on site.[/come]
https://www.businessinsider.in/scien...w/87636088.cms



*Corrected from original posting of the Netherlands

Re: Coronavirus
 

I like the way you're thinking. We spent more than that for every person in the UK on furlough, and £500 per person on Test & Trace. Which is the best value?

Re: Coronavirus
 

some are and maybe some of their loved ones too

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I don't get why the option to not die of covid isn't enough incentive?

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Doctor Bob on youtube said it was all a hoax and the vaccines are just trackers

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Tulips? ;)

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Needs therapy.

Re: Coronavirus
 

Notice the Operation Rampdown stuff has been leaked to the media. I do think we ultimately need to draw a line under covid and treat it like other cold/flu type viruses, when it has reached that severity as an illness. We don't isolate people with colds, though arguably it is better they do, and T&T seems to be less useful now people don't have to isolate if double jabbed, and now you don't have to check into venues etc. So it makes sense that ultimately this style operation is mothballed, the only thing is the timing, it should be when covid is more or less over, whether that is sooner or later.


Seems that the Netherlands and Austria are now taking measures which we probably won't see here - keeping some measures on in the summer rather than actually getting some immunity built up is probably not going to help Europe where it might do so more here, but we'll see that over the next few weeks. And there probably isn't much support for lockdowns these days in most places.


Let's not forget a lot of the EU countries didn't increase the dose gap between jabs - and have kept things like masks, vaxpasses, which we don't have.

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That is a great graph, because the argument has really moved on to age, and at what is the benefit of vaccination to kids. Your graph sums it up perfectly.

Cheers.

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