Quote:
Originally Posted by Jaymoss
How many hundreds of years did Smallpox kill people ?? and what was it that ended that? it certainly was not sitting back hoping it will go away or hoping for herd immunity. It was vaccines and far too many are refusing to have it to beat it
|
How is sitting back and doing nothing hoping for the best but planning for the worst? I'd explain it as hoping it'll die our or mutate into something far less deadly in much the same way cow pox is less deadly than small pox to use your example whilst developing a vaccine and a sensible mandate for masks and distancing of course ymmv and you interpret it as sit back and do nothing.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul
You seem to be confusing pandemic with actual existance of the virus.
The virus is not going away, they never do (with one exception maybe).
It will no longer be a problematic pandemic as the masses become resistant to it.
At the risk of using the F word again, its becoming like the Flu, something you get a jab for every year.
|
I was thinking of all the different deadly flu strains like Russian, Asian and Hong Kong that are no longer with us, plus sars, H1N1, Spanish bird flu and the ones that whilst with us are controllable with drugs like aids and the plague.
---------- Post added at 00:52 ---------- Previous post was at 00:51 ----------
Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD BOY
So the vaccines are of no consequence to you?
Surely you can see the difference in the ratio of the number of infections compared with the number of hospitalisations?
The figures are exactly where they were forecast to be, so no need to panic, Mr Mainwearing.
|
whatever