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 #3314 12 Sept 2021 at 4.12pm | |   |
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In reply to Post #3313
Glasgow.......completed it.......been to harder youth clubs and been fine....... 
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#3313 12 Sept 2021 at 11.18am | | |
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I just saw that one too - and of course thought of you Wayne. 
still going ahead with it in Scotland so far though. Although the risk to you being in a nightclub in Glasgow has little to do with Covid....
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#3312 12 Sept 2021 at 10.36am | | |
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Common sense finally prevails as SJ announces Covid passports will be ditched for nightclubs etc...... 
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#3311 8 Sept 2021 at 7.33pm | | |
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No what I said was that in all vaccine history you will most likely see a negative reaction within 3 months of having any jab.
Basis we jabbed the elderly and most frail whose body’s immune system is the weakest due to their age and we havnt seen anyone growing extra limbs or what ever effect the vaccine would cause it’s pretty safe to say that there won’t be effects in 5/10/15 years. Another point is when a vaccine is tested it is done so on a tiny test sample which takes a lot longer to test. This one was tested, luckily for all of us as we wouldn’t be living life like we are at the moment, on a massive scale therefore takes less time to trial
Like I said to Wayne. It’s everyone’s personal choice, one of the factors of me having a jab was to make my life easier when going abroad. And I’ve read today I could have “superhuman immunity” basis I’ve had covid and the jab 
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#3310 8 Sept 2021 at 5.10pm | | |
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I’m not scared of the jab mate just don’t want it as simple as that like you said personal choice!! I couldn’t give a rats arse if anyone has had the vaccine or not ! I’m not telling anyone to not have it unlike others on here who are telling others to have it !!
Like I said I’ll give it a while & see how it pans out !! Natural immunity is as good as the jab according to the latest Israeli study 🤷♂️
As for the studying of Covid that isn’t what you said was it something about 3 months & vaccine side affects 😉
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#3309 8 Sept 2021 at 3.23pm | | |
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You get my point though about seatbelts Wayne..
And imagine the death rate with COVID if TB hadn't been eradicated as you said earlier. It was eradicated by a vaccine, when science was a lot younger!
I do agree with you about this passport crap too though. I wouldn't be going abroad anywhere with a global pandemic and over-worked health systems......
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#3308 8 Sept 2021 at 2.08pm | | |
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Funny how the rubber heads bleat out stats like "98.8% survival rate" for British citizens as if it's nothing to be arsed about.
Iirc as a British citizen in WW2 you had a survival rate of 97.2%. Not far off comparability.
That was deemed a catastrophic loss of life that needed stopping as quickly as possible, and is rightly commemorated often in this country.
Clearly people had more gumption about them back then to make sacrifices for the greater good than the vocal selfish wretches with a me first and last attitude that populate these island's today. 
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#3307 8 Sept 2021 at 1.16pm | | |
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Im 100% with you on the passport crap etc
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#3306 8 Sept 2021 at 1.03pm | | |
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Correct Not.......Done me know harm at all.......Good job it was tested for a few years before being rolled out to ALL cars........... 
Have the Vaccine, Dont have the vaccine......My issue is the passport crap and laws that they say are for our benefit yet the science / evidence says different....... 
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#3305 8 Sept 2021 at 11.20am | | |
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Fairly close friend of mine is well over 6 ft, built like a brick outhouse, strong for his size, not afraid of anyone or anything apart from having a jab.
Under pressure from friends he decided to have it but only got so far as the queue then chickened out. My mates misses wasn’t having that so she took him in and made sure he went through with it on his second visit.
When it came to the needle he pulled his shirt over his head so he couldn’t see it coming. Had everyone there in stitches.
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#3304 8 Sept 2021 at 9.36am | | |
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In reply to Post #3297
Wayne, you say you have more chance of dying in a car accident, I bet all my fishing tackle you wear a seatbelt though.
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#3303 8 Sept 2021 at 9.36am | | |
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In reply to Post #3302
Nothing wrong with being cautious mate
its your personal choice
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#3302 8 Sept 2021 at 9.23am | | |
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In reply to Post #3301
I won’t have the jab for at least another 2yrs, not because I’m scared but because I’m being cautious and want to see the longer term affects of it.
Your right coronaviruses has been studied for years but not this one.......
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#3301 8 Sept 2021 at 8.14am | | |
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In reply to Post #3298
Coronaviruses have been studied for over 40 years mate. What do you think causes the common cold, MERS, SARS etc. research and development has been going on for decades
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/facts.html
I couldn't give two fcks if you or anyone else has the vaccine, but its a bit ironic you say some people are living in fear yet you are a bit scared to have the jab, or are you just being cautious for now until you know more?
If its the cautious side then what the difference between you being cautious about the jab and other people being cautious about covid
Out of interest will you have the jab at some point?
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#3300 8 Sept 2021 at 8.06am | | |
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quote - Ben, I’m sure 10s of thousands of unvaxxed will still be here.
I never said they wouldn't Wayne. I was just replying to Clanger re the guinea pig comment.
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