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What do the lockdown fanatics think? Was it a price worth paying for the greater good?
At least ten people are dead and nine others injured after a fire at a residential building in China’s Xinjiang Region, according to the local fire department’s statement. The lockdown measures appeared to delay firefighters from getting through to the scene, based on videos circulating on social media reviewed by CNN. CNN’s Selina Wang reports.
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Who are these “lockdown fanatics”? Are there still people out there saying we should all lockdown? If there are, I agree - they’re fanatics. If, on the other hand, you mean those who could understand why the decision to lock down was made at various times during 2020 and early 2021 when Covid was killing millions and there were no vaccines, then I think you’re talking rubbish.Originally posted by Wales-Bales View PostWhat do the lockdown fanatics think? Was it a price worth paying for the greater good?
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What about the non-covid excess deaths that keep on going up? Any thoughts on that? And what about all the deaths "with covid" that were recorded as covid deaths, even though it wasn't the primary cause?Originally posted by the other bob wilson View PostWho are these “lockdown fanatics”? Are there still people out there saying we should all lockdown? If there are, I agree - they’re fanatics. If, on the other hand, you mean those who could understand why the decision to lock down was made at various times during 2020 and early 2021 when Covid was killing millions and there were no vaccines, then I think you’re talking rubbish.
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None of that makes any difference to what I said, I suppose that makes me a lockdown fanatic in your eyes.Originally posted by Wales-Bales View PostWhat about the non-covid excess deaths that keep on going up? Any thoughts on that? And what about all the deaths "with covid" that were recorded as covid deaths, even though it wasn't the primary cause?
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Well, some people think there may be a lot more excess/wrongly attributed deaths compared to direct covid deaths, so it is surprising that you consider it to be irrelevant.Originally posted by the other bob wilson View PostNone of that makes any difference to what I said, I suppose that makes me a lockdown fanatic in your eyes.
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All I’m talking about in this thread is your use of the term “lockdown fanatics”. You didn’t start this thread to talk about excess deaths did you.Originally posted by Wales-Bales View PostWell, some people think there may be a lot more excess/wrongly attributed deaths compared to direct covid deaths, so it is surprising that you consider it to be irrelevant.
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Covid was downgraded from a High Consequence Infectious Disease in March 2020Originally posted by the other bob wilson View PostWho are these “lockdown fanatics”? Are there still people out there saying we should all lockdown? If there are, I agree - they’re fanatics. If, on the other hand, you mean those who could understand why the decision to lock down was made at various times during 2020 and early 2021 when Covid was killing millions and there were no vaccines, then I think you’re talking rubbish.
There are still people who do not know that the 2019 Coronavirus season was downgraded to the annual “flu” threat back in March 2020 during the first lockdown. The official gov.uk website's guidance on infectious disease still reads: “As of 19 March 2020, COVID-19 is no longer
Guidance and information about high consequence infectious diseases and their management in England.
Chris Whitty the CMO also advised that Covid to 80% of the population would have no symptoms, or mild , or moderate, and a small minority would have severe symptoms
Clearly this knowledge was in the public domain.
Supposedly, you can:
1. Have this virus and have a wide range of symptoms
2. Don't have this virus but have the same symptoms
3. Have this virus and have no symptoms
And all these symptoms existed before SARS-Cov2, obviously caused by other things.
This is not 2+2=4.
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None of that tells me who the lockdown fanatics are.Originally posted by TWGL1 View PostCovid was downgraded from a High Consequence Infectious Disease in March 2020
There are still people who do not know that the 2019 Coronavirus season was downgraded to the annual “flu” threat back in March 2020 during the first lockdown. The official gov.uk website's guidance on infectious disease still reads: “As of 19 March 2020, COVID-19 is no longer
Guidance and information about high consequence infectious diseases and their management in England.
Chris Whitty the CMO also advised that Covid to 80% of the population would have no symptoms, or mild , or moderate, and a small minority would have severe symptoms
Clearly this knowledge was in the public domain.
Supposedly, you can:
1. Have this virus and have a wide range of symptoms
2. Don't have this virus but have the same symptoms
3. Have this virus and have no symptoms
And all these symptoms existed before SARS-Cov2, obviously caused by other things.
This is not 2+2=4.
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Many high profile and eminent personalities were asking for harder , longer lockdowns , I’m sure you know who they were at the time. Many many people agreed with them at the time as well.Originally posted by the other bob wilson View PostNone of that tells me who the lockdown fanatics are.
My son suffered with this personal development and education and it was wrong.
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Originally posted by TWGL1 View PostCovid was downgraded from a High Consequence Infectious Disease in March 2020
There are still people who do not know that the 2019 Coronavirus season was downgraded to the annual “flu” threat back in March 2020 during the first lockdown. The official gov.uk website's guidance on infectious disease still reads: “As of 19 March 2020, COVID-19 is no longer
Guidance and information about high consequence infectious diseases and their management in England.
Chris Whitty the CMO also advised that Covid to 80% of the population would have no symptoms, or mild , or moderate, and a small minority would have severe symptoms
Clearly this knowledge was in the public domain.
Supposedly, you can:
1. Have this virus and have a wide range of symptoms
2. Don't have this virus but have the same symptoms
3. Have this virus and have no symptoms
And all these symptoms existed before SARS-Cov2, obviously caused by other things.
This is not 2+2=4.
I forgot to add
The CDC, on the other hand, says "covid is clinically indistinguishable from influenza" and that a "test" is the only way to know if you have "it."
When you know the "tests" are not tests at all………..:hehe
Work it out for yourself :
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Originally posted by the other bob wilson View PostNone of that tells me who the lockdown fanatics are.
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Did the lockdowns even work, and the vaccines for that matter?Originally posted by TWGL1 View PostMany high profile and eminent personalities were asking for harder , longer lockdowns , I’m sure you know who they were at the time. Many many people agreed with them at the time as well.
My son suffered with this personal development and education and it was wrong.
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here;s an interesting graph showing how Sweden fared in all this regarding lock downs
Sweden
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) November 27, 2022
No lockdowns
No school closures
No mask mandates
Sweden had the lowest overall cumulative excess deaths in countries analysed by the OECD during the pandemic era from March 2020 to June 2022. pic.twitter.com/nbzI1veo8y
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Yeah, I wouldn't be defending them as though they were a huge success. I think it's time for a public enquiry and let everybody have a voice, not just those who were controlling the narrative.Originally posted by MOZZER2 View Posthere;s an interesting graph showing how Sweden fared in all this regarding lock downsSweden ����
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Sweden had the lowest overall cumulative excess deaths in countries analysed by the OECD during the pandemic era from March 2020 to June 2022. pic.twitter.com/nbzI1veo8y
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) November 27, 2022
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