Hopefully matchday vaccines next

[Monkey Butler 23,020]

1 minute ago, Laudrupsleftfoot said:

Two ridiculous reasons to get vaccinated.

Not that you are ridiculous for doing it for those two reasons, you're in your 30s/40s I think so to some degree health will have come into it too even if your risk of serious illness from Covid is small.

But broadly speaking ridiculous in that we have collectively been coerced into taking a vaccine millions don't need on the basis of being able to have freedoms we'd once taken for granted.

Yes, we took these freedoms for granted, but we've also never lived through a global pandemic until now. 

It's not really the end of the world though mate. Certainly not something to get all worked up about. People get jabbed for all kinds of reasons throughout their lives, this is just another one. 

[Darth Bear 15,095]

1 minute ago, Monkey Butler said:

Yes, we took these freedoms for granted, but we've also never lived through a global pandemic until now. 

It's not really the end of the world though mate. Certainly not something to get all worked up about. People get jabbed for all kinds of reasons throughout their lives, this is just another one. 

Monkey Doctor imo

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,872]

7 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

Yes, we took these freedoms for granted, but we've also never lived through a global pandemic until now. 

It's not really the end of the world though mate. Certainly not something to get all worked up about. People get jabbed for all kinds of reasons throughout their lives, this is just another one. 

It's not though for too many reasons to mention, but I can't be arsed going down that rabbit hole and back and forth again. For now, anyway.

 

[born a blue nose 90,759]

18 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

Yes, we took these freedoms for granted, but we've also never lived through a global pandemic until now. 

It's not really the end of the world though mate. Certainly not something to get all worked up about. People get jabbed for all kinds of reasons throughout their lives, this is just another one. 

You've definitely been jabbed more than twice 

[Madina 3,808]

19 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

Yes, we took these freedoms for granted, but we've also never lived through a global pandemic until now. 

It's not really the end of the world though mate. Certainly not something to get all worked up about. People get jabbed for all kinds of reasons throughout their lives, this is just another one. 

As far as I'm aware those getting "jabbed for all kinds of reasons" werent threatened with not getting into football or gigs without that vaccine 🙄

[Monkey Butler 23,020]

7 minutes ago, Laudrupsleftfoot said:

It's not though for too many reasons to mention, but I can't be arsed going down that rabbit hole and back and forth again. For now, anyway.

 

Im sure that taking a stand against it feels really important to you right now, and that's your perogative mate, but I guarantee in a few years time you'll look back and wonder why you made such a fuss about it.

[born a blue nose 90,759]

Being rejected (or accepted) entry to Ibrox for not being double jabbed by a person unvaccinated, or going to a concert, double jabbed, checked by an unvaccinated person to dance along to an artist unvaccinated, will always give ye a wee laugh surely 😂 

A don't get why people don't find that funny man lol

[born a blue nose 90,759]

Or the coke heeds that get jagged, that's also funny 

Smokers probably fall under that category of hypocrite too, save me from covid for an Extra ten years of giving me lung cancer 

 

[Monkey Butler 23,020]

3 minutes ago, born a blue nose said:

A don't get why people don't find that funny man lol

Probably because people losing their loved ones isn't funny. 

[born a blue nose 90,759]

2 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

Probably because people losing their loved ones isn't funny. 

Decent angle you've went for there, many people do you know that died at the take that comeback concert from covid? 

Geez peace man 😂 

We've aw laughed at an uncle wae Alzheimer's that went oot in his slippers, suck it up 

Point stands

 

[Madina 3,808]

9 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

Probably because people losing their loved ones isn't funny. 

People lose loved ones every day sadly, from a myriad of conditions that arent covid. Shocking I know 

[born a blue nose 90,759]

Ill end up double jabbed by winter tbh 

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,872]

12 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

Im sure that taking a stand against it feels really important to you right now, and that's your perogative mate, but I guarantee in a few years time you'll look back and wonder why you made such a fuss about it.

I don't particularly in daily life mate, but I'm concerned with what's going on around us with coercion, pharma being immune from liability, cronyism, totalitarianism in other so-called democracies, that vaccine passports are a pandora's box moment, no longer anywhere near 'following the science' etc.

Not 'keep me awake at night' concerned, just concerned enough to argue with cunts on here about it.

I've had Covid and have zero fear about catching it again.

[Monkey Butler 23,020]

4 minutes ago, Madina said:

People lose loved ones every day sadly, from a myriad of conditions that arent covid. Shocking I know 

If we could prevent these other myriad of conditions we would, but sadly there's no cure for terminal cancer and the likes. However, there is a way we can prevent the vast majority of people dying from covid, which is exactly what the government are trying to do. Shocking I know. 

[Madina 3,808]

4 minutes ago, Monkey Butler said:

If we could prevent these other myriad of conditions we would, but sadly there's no cure for terminal cancer and the likes. However, there is a way we can prevent the vast majority of people dying from covid, which is exactly what the government are trying to do. Shocking I know. 

More's the pity we didnt have the same attitude to the flu that kills thousands every year. Yes we vaccinate the elderly/vulnerable for that but we dont treat those without a flu vaccine like fcking granny killing lepers 

[Rowley Birkin 8,655]

28 minutes ago, born a blue nose said:

Being rejected (or accepted) entry to Ibrox for not being double jabbed by a person unvaccinated, or going to a concert, double jabbed, checked by an unvaccinated person to dance along to an artist unvaccinated, will always give ye a wee laugh surely 😂 

A don't get why people don't find that funny man lol

 

1 hour ago, born a blue nose said:

You buy a pair a trainers cause yer depressed, it's superficial. 

Sorry I had to jump in to scheme mode to make the oracle understand what was meant 😂

you've a cheek to slag off any cunt scheme 9/10 of your posts you refer to yourself  with an a instead of an I

 

 

 

 

 

also you where wrong about the use of superficial that's what you give your bird when you've not had as much as a wank all week

[The Specky Forum Organiser 64,530]

5 minutes ago, Madina said:

More's the pity we didnt have the same attitude to the flu that kills thousands every year. Yes we vaccinate the elderly/vulnerable for that but we dont treat those without a flu vaccine like fcking granny killing lepers 

 

[Monkey Butler 23,020]

1 hour ago, Laudrupsleftfoot said:

I don't particularly in daily life mate, but I'm concerned with what's going on around us with coercion, pharma being immune from liability, cronyism, totalitarianism in other so-called democracies, that vaccine passports are a pandora's box moment, no longer anywhere near 'following the science' etc.

Not 'keep me awake at night' concerned, just concerned enough to argue with cunts on here about it.

I've had Covid and have zero fear about catching it again.

That's where we differ though, I'm genuinely not concerned that there's anything nefarious going on here, no grand new world order plan being played out or anything. Just feckless governments trying to control a situation they don't really understand. Obviously there's opportunism, profiteering and vested interests that come into play, but that's just to be expected. 

[Rowley Birkin 8,655]

1 minute ago, born a blue nose said:

Aye ok Rowley barkin 

[Monkey Butler 23,020]

10 minutes ago, Madina said:

More's the pity we didnt have the same attitude to the flu that kills thousands every year. Yes we vaccinate the elderly/vulnerable for that but we dont treat those without a flu vaccine like fcking granny killing lepers 

I don't think you understand how the flu vaccine works. 

[born a blue nose 90,759]

Imagine ye got raging at someone that didn't get the flu vaccine lol

[SPWF 8,230]

1 minute ago, born a blue nose said:

Imagine ye got raging at someone that didn't get the flu vaccine lol

I stabbed a guy who told me he never got his BCG. 

[theblueoysterbar 19,599]

Definitely paying for a flu vaccine this year.

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,872]

1 minute ago, Monkey Butler said:

That's where we differ though, I'm genuinely not concerned that there's anything nefarious going on here, no grand new world order plan being played out or anything. Just feckless governments trying to control a situation they don't really understand. Obviously there's profiteering and vested interests that come into play, but that's just to be expected. 

I don't think it needs to be a jump to 'new world order'.

There are so many things we could go over here, dozens upon dozens of things.

If we just start and end with mass vaccination, and particularly mandated vaccination, there is very good data now on the strength of naturally acquired immunity.

Which is actually something 'they' (Vallance and Whitty if we want to keep to the UK) said would be the case right at the very outset, that for 80% of people it would be a mild illness if they had symptoms at all and they'd recover and be immune. Then at some point around hailing the arrival of the vaccines the narrative on the definition of immunity was changed to it only being possible to be obtained from vaccination.

Which is wrong, yet it doesn't get much coverage and in other countries where they're using vaccine passports/health passes you lose the extra freedoms if you refuse the booster. Despite there being no evidence boosters are needed.

Now some of you would happily get jagged weekly if you needed to be and have no problem with being asked to show you're vaccinated to be able to get a cup of coffee or get on a train or whatever. You're also happy for healthy children to be vaccinated, something that was pretty unthinkable at the turn of the year.

But I think these things are concerning. It's actually astonishing how normalized they've become with the success of the nudge theory that's constantly been applied.

 

 

[Sparkle 53,573]

41 minutes ago, born a blue nose said:

Ill end up double jabbed by winter tbh 

You should. Especially going in random people’s houses for work.