To mask up or not?

Cowabunga

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Location
Ceredigion,Wales
I actually don't believe they protect the wearer or others. I think its bunkum.

Even those creating the rules don't even wear them away from a public arena where they are on show. I met a few doctors and hospital staff at a party the other night - were they wearing masks? Of course not.

You do realise covid can only spread at public sector events and certain shops don't you? It doesn't go into pubs, stadiums etc
You sound more like an idiot with every post you make. Why do that to yourself?
 

Y Fan Wen

Member
Location
N W Snowdonia
When I was a child there were no vaccines for mumps or measles, and I can remember clearly the sound of a small child "whooping" to try and get air into his lungs. We will never know the fear of polio or diphtheria for our children. There are still people living in iron lungs.
Type 'iron lung' into Google and then click on 'images' to see what it was like.
 
At 90 % vaccination rate that is 10000 per 100000 not vaccinated
so at an infection rate of 500 per 100000

austria will be into full lock down from Monday because their infection rate is 1000 per 100000 combined with their low vaccination rate
February 1 and vaccination is compulsory in Austria

because the uk has a high vaccination rate there is no need for a national lock down

we all need to be sensible get the booster or self isolate
 

Exfarmer

Member
Location
Bury St Edmunds
At 90 % vaccination rate that is 10000 per 100000 not vaccinated
so at an infection rate of 500 per 100000

austria will be into full lock down from Monday because their infection rate is 1000 per 100000 combined with their low vaccination rate
February 1 and vaccination is compulsory in Austria

because the uk has a high vaccination rate there is no need for a national lock down

we all need to be sensible get the booster or self isolate
actually I believe latest figures for Austria are near 1400 cases per 100,000
 

farmerm

Member
Location
Shropshire
Not quite. The Full Fact page is about those hospitalised by Covid 19. When you look at the data presented in that graph it turns out that over 65% of those hospitalised with Covid 19 are either fully, or partially, vaccinated.
:rolleyes: yes exactly! I am not sure what your argument is :scratchhead: 65% of those hospitalised are vaccinated but the vaccinated accounts for close to 90% of the population 35% of those hospitalised come from the smaller 10% unvaccinated group. Hospilisation rates per 100,000 are significantly greater in the unvaccinated group than in the vaccinated group. This despite the fact the unvaccinated group has very few elderly or higher risk members, those who would have been at greatest risk of illness are weighted heavily into the vaccinated group.

Maybe I can visualise it for you...

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FrasseSweden

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Sweden
Beg to differ, there are people dead and buried who would wish they never took it.
Including my father, who came home from his second jab with his heart racing, never slept for 3 nights until he dropped dead one morning, where I found him on the sofa still warm.
GP didn't want to know, wouldn't see him, told us over the phone it would pass and told us we were over reacting.
Now it wouldn't be so bad but he actually didn't want the second jab as the first one was hard on him, BUT my sister insisted he went and now she has to live with herself because of it.
How would anyone feel if they pressurised someone they cared for to do something which ultimately caused that person harm?
I read your story and I never cry, but when i read your text i do. Six weeks ago my father get Covid +70y/o and four time the Doctor call me to come and say farewell. But like a miracle my father survived and that was only beacuse he have 2 shots of vaccin. Then read your father die beacuse of the vaccin is heartbreaking.

But if i understand all right and after talk to my fathers doctors, the vaccin are not to proctect me from get covid, just to proctect me from serious illnes and death if i get it, exactly what i did with my father.
 
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primmiemoo

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Location
Devon
I actually don't believe they protect the wearer or others. I think its bunkum.

Even those creating the rules don't even wear them away from a public arena where they are on show. I met a few doctors and hospital staff at a party the other night - were they wearing masks? Of course not.

You do realise covid can only spread at public sector events and certain shops don't you? It doesn't go into pubs, stadiums etc

Nobody needs to invoke belief. There's evidence to show that they work.

I quarantine my masks between wearings ~ although recent sniffles has seen them washed and rotated in wearings. The virus dies rapidly in dry fibres. The fatty layer (its lipid coat) breaks.
 
Nobody needs to invoke belief. There's evidence to show that they work.

I quarantine my masks between wearings ~ although recent sniffles has seen them washed and rotated in wearings. The virus dies rapidly in dry fibres. The fatty layer (its lipid coat) breaks.

You may do all that. The vast vast majority do not. Most people have a bit of rag in their car or handbag or pocket used and reused.

You may technically reduce the risk for some with a mask if you treat it as biohazard but at a practical level day to day they do sod all.
 

stroller

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Somerset UK
I actually don't believe they protect the wearer or others. I think its bunkum.

Even those creating the rules don't even wear them away from a public arena where they are on show. I met a few doctors and hospital staff at a party the other night - were they wearing masks? Of course not.

You do realise covid can only spread at public sector events and certain shops don't you? It doesn't go into pubs, stadiums etc
I sell wheat to the local shoot, my GP is a member, he was out last week with a couple others bagging it up, he didn't wear a mask or insist anyone else did, we were all doing fairly vigorous work within a few feet of each other.
 

primmiemoo

Member
Location
Devon
You may do all that. The vast vast majority do not. Most people have a bit of rag in their car or handbag or pocket used and reused.

You may technically reduce the risk for some with a mask if you treat it as biohazard but at a practical level day to day they do sod all.

Most people are a biohazard ~ me included ~ so I do hope you keep a safe distance from those who don't treat you as a biohazard 🙂
 
Masks don’t work, hardly a surprise when you see some manky bit of material being pulled out of a car ashtray. More interestingly as these bits of rag are all potentially contaminated biohazard material where are all biohazard disposal points? They are of course complete bunkum like most of the rest of the Covid nonsense. All this for a disease that on average the chance of surviving, if you catch it, is a mere 99.904% (very similar to flu). If you haven't yet worked out that you are being played for the benefit of the Great Reset/New World Order and Big Pharma there is little hope.

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At least a dozen scientific studies have shown that masks do nothing to stop the spread of respiratory viruses.

One meta-analysis published by the CDC in May 2020 found “no significant reduction in influenza transmission with the use of face masks”.

Another study with over 8000 subjects found masks “did not seem to be effective against laboratory-confirmed viral respiratory infections nor against clinical respiratory infection.”

There are literally too many to quote them all, but you can read them: [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] Or read a summary by SPR here.

While some studies have been done claiming to show mask do work for Covid, they are all seriously flawed. One relied on self-reported surveys as data. Another was so badly designed a panel of experts demand it be withdrawn. A third was withdrawn after its predictions proved entirely incorrect.

The WHO commissioned their own meta-analysis in the Lancet, but that study looked only at N95 masks and only in hospitals. [For full run down on the bad data in this study click here.]

Aside from scientific evidence, there’s plenty of real-world evidence that masks do nothing to halt the spread of disease.

For example, North Dakota and South Dakota had near-identical case figures, despite one having a mask-mandate and the other not:

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In Kansas, counties without mask mandates actually had fewer Covid “cases” than counties with mask mandates. And despite masks being very common in Japan, they had their worst flu outbreak in decades in 2019.
 
Most people are a biohazard ~ me included ~ so I do hope you keep a safe distance from those who don't treat you as a biohazard 🙂

Yes Covid only travels 2m in shops doesn't it? Not in pubs.

I don't really see people as biohazards but if that's the way you aim to live the rest of your life it's up to you. Covid will continue to circulate around and around and there is very little you can do about it
 
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:rolleyes: yes exactly! I am not sure what your argument is :scratchhead: 65% of those hospitalised are vaccinated but the vaccinated accounts for close to 90% of the population 35% of those hospitalised come from the smaller 10% unvaccinated group. Hospilisation rates per 100,000 are significantly greater in the unvaccinated group than in the vaccinated group. This despite the fact the unvaccinated group has very few elderly or higher risk members, those who would have been at greatest risk of illness are weighted heavily into the vaccinated group.

Maybe I can visualise it for you...

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Is your graph those in ICU, who die or those who are admitted into a and e and then leave with medication etc?
 

primmiemoo

Member
Location
Devon
Yes Covid only travels 2m in shops doesn't it? Not in pubs.

It is odd, yes. Maybe some pubs use fung shui?
I think it's mazed to go into a pub, cafe, or restaurant that doesn't have all doors and windows open ~ especially if they've dropped the maximum number for customers. Outdoors only, well rugged up when the weather isn't good.

It'll be different next year.
 

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