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    One-*** efficacy questions

    Lets revisit this in about 8 or 9 days and see. Everywhere else has a sharp upward curve and then a tail off. India won't be any different but carry on believing that it is an exponential killer if you wish. Its an endemic and nasty virus making its way through
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    You still don't get it. Watch the video I put up. When you are old and die there are many multiples of factors that will cause you to take your last breath.
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    Not the majority no. But where there were lots of covid deaths localised in one hospital (where the blame went on people having parties or breaking lockdown rules) it was often a spread within the hospital environment. Remember when people die when they are old it is not one single virus or...
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    The R value was averaging 14 in some hospitals back in the winter. There is no doubt that hospitals were driving some "infections". But the reality is covid viral particles are everywhere anyway
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    I would imagine given the amount of PCR testing going on for Covid in hospitals that Covid has displaced it as a casue of death. Its not as if only one virus kills you when your 88 and been in a care home for 6 years.
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    Lockdown isn't based on data or evidence. We've not even done a cost benefit on it!
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    In this context it is. Everyone lies. This is a minor issue, come polling day it won't reflect at all
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    No they aren't. Have you watched the John Lee video - do you know how silly masks and social distancing sound?
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    Deaths per 1000 for a very start. Its already slowing there
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    Fair point you didn't. We never were near that level of danger
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    It wasn't tax payers money either. Storm in a teacup
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    We know already its not even going to be anywhere near 1% of us. Its not even 1% of over 70's As John Lee says the initial framing has never moved
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    Sensible, measured man
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    That man didn't have a right to punch a policewoman in the head. He will be punished accordingly. But you can't lock a man up in case he "might" punch a policewoman in the head. Unless you are North Korea. I would expect the Prime Minister to be somewhat removed from ordinary people by the very...
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    This is all very well if you trust the government.
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    Lets see how it plays out in 2-3 weeks time. They are currently having a viral spike although there is a lot of selective media around it, peoples behaiviour will change and the likelihood is it will peter out downwards again.
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    The data is pretty solid now. Covid is not at all likely to increase "exponentially". There is evidence all over the world to show this now. It will ebb and flow. We are still pretending that every covid death in the UK would mean someone would have survived if not for covid. It is absolutely...
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    Whilst I would say this is true, the chances of moderate or severe covid for people under 40 appear to be very low.
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    Rutlands

    I don't blame them to be honest. You may have used it all winter for all they know As for Rutlands some is tat, some is good quality chinese and some is v good quality imported Yank stuff. At the end of the day they are a retailer
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