TFF teaches us a lot about society.

[holywell farmer]

Do you think what i have posted is horrible.

No,

 

[holywell farmer]

Lowland1 your posts are very good actually,

 

[Smith31]

This forum is quite small and personal in comparison to FB and Twitter. So I guess we notice more?

I have noted one member in particular has been suffering alot of personal abuse recently (he does have a tendency to come in full guns blazing into virus related posts).

However, he is fully entitled to his views, some of what he says is actually true and does not deserve personal attacks.

 

[caveman]

Again you isolate those at risk not all people.if you have a health issue, if by virtue of age or any other factors you isolate yourself. This again is my view and again it's all theoretical.

If you come into contact with it, you will get it, no matter your age, health status, sex/uality or the colour of your pubes and there is a chance your lungs would fill with fluid and muck and you will die. simple as.
Do you feel lucky?
Would you feel lucky if you failed to kill anybody in your circle who you passed it onto?
Well. Would you?

 

[7610 super q]

Just when you think the message has sunk in.......someone pipes up with....maybe 20 year olds can go back to work......maybe the under 40's can still go to the pub...... perhaps those between 30-35 can still go to Magaluf...... ?‍ ?‍ ?‍ ?‍

 

[76masseyman]

Hasn’t sunk in with motorcyclists around here yesterday.
Ok, not as many as usual, but enough.

 

[Lowland1]

Do you think what i have posted is horrible.

If you come into contact with it, you will get it, no matter your age, health status, sex/uality or the colour of your pubes and there is a chance your lungs would fill with fluid and muck and you will die. simple as.
Do you feel lucky?
Would you feel lucky if you failed to kill anybody in your circle who you passed it onto?
Well. Would you?

I am glad you posted this message on this thread. Again i do not believe in an enforced lockdown. I believe that those vulnerable should be shielded as best we can. I am aware if my 80 year old father gets it he will die if my aunt and uncles also in their 80's get it they will probably die if I or my wife get it we will have the same chance as Boris. If my kids get it they will probably hardly know it. Describing the method of death is unnecessary, pneumonia is not fun lots of old folk die of it every year. There is no vaccine there is unlikely to be a vaccine in the near future as such this maybe something we have to live with for a while. So in my opinion and it is my opinion only you have two options. The current one is everyone hides in their houses until it's all over and emerges to find the nice lives we all had gone. Or the alternative is live with it take the precautions we have been advised to make and keep the vulnerable out of harms way. You ask if i feel lucky the answer yes i do and i wonder how many others trapped in flats in towns would be prepared to trust their luck.

 

[caveman]

I am glad you posted this message on this thread. Again i do not believe in an enforced lockdown. I believe that those vulnerable should be shielded as best we can. I am aware if my 80 year old father gets it he will die if my aunt and uncles also in their 80's get it they will probably die if I or my get it we will have the same chance as Boris. If my kids get it they will probably hardly know it. Describing the method of death is unnecessary, pneumonia is not fun lots of old folk die of it every year. There is no vaccine there is unlikely to be a vaccine in the near future as such this maybe something we have to live with for a while. So in my opinion and it is my opinion only you have two options. The current one is everyone hides in their houses until it's all over and emerges to find the nice lives we all had gone. Or the alternative is live with it take the precautions we have been advised to make and keep the vulnerable out of harms way. You ask if i feel lucky the answer yes i do and i wonder how many others trapped in flats in towns would be prepared to trust their luck.

You don't want too be so sure with your probably fella.
I'm sure I'm right in quoting that we have seen a woman of 104 recover. We have also seen many youngsters perish.
Although you are supposedly on another continent, I find that the position of several others and yourself is particularly subvertive.
Perhaps your all nothing but Putins bots.

 

[Lowland1]

TFF does teach us a lot about society it's true.

 

[caveman]

TFF does teach us a lot about society it's true.

It certainly does.

 

[jendan]

If you come into contact with it, you will get it, no matter your age, health status, sex/uality or the colour of your pubes and there is a chance your lungs would fill with fluid and muck and you will die. simple as.
Do you feel lucky?
Would you feel lucky if you failed to kill anybody in your circle who you passed it onto?
Well. Would you?

Caveman Clint.Just missed punk,off your last line.

 

[caveman]

Caveman Clint.Just missed punk,off your last line.

That's because I'm really on the more agreeable side of society on the whole.

 

[jendan]

You don't want too be so sure with your probably fella.
I'm sure I'm right in quoting that we have seen a woman of 104 recover. We have also seen many youngsters perish.
Although you are supposedly on another continent, I find that the position of several others and yours particularly subvertive.
Perhaps your all nothing but Putins bots.

A vaccine is probably a long way off. The lockdown is so the NHS can cope.Thats all it is.It isn't going to stop us either getting it,or being exposed to it.Or some might hope that with a long enough lockdown,the virus wont be as deadly by then.

 

[caveman]

A vaccine is probably a long way off. The lockdown is so the NHS can cope.Thats all it is.It isn't going to stop us either getting it,or being exposed to it.Or some might hope that with a long enough lockdown,the virus wont be as deadly by then.

Hmmmmm.
The measures taken are to stop the rapid spread as far as possible and thereby keep the burden on the NHS as manageable as possible.
It is worth considering, that even those who contract a light dose, would probably cause more work for a stretched NHS.

 

[Exfarmer]

If you had let it rip it could have killed upwards of a million people in this country alone , with people being left at home to die in pain

The worst case scenario working on German figures, which are probably the nearest to the truth you will find.
is .14% of the population will die above the expected mortality.
this is the figure most authorities believe is the average across all countries affected so far, However this does not take uinto account the vast number of those asymptomatic cases with no symptoms

This would equate to about 85,000 extra deaths over the normal 600,000+ deaths per year in the UK if everyone in the UK became ill which is extremely unlikely given the evidence available so far

 

[Exfarmer]

If you come into contact with it, you will get it, no matter your age, health status, sex/uality or the colour of your pubes and there is a chance your lungs would fill with fluid and muck and you will die. simple as.
Do you feel lucky?
Would you feel lucky if you failed to kill anybody in your circle who you passed it onto?
Well. Would you?

You should check your sources, corvid 19 gives a dry cough according to all authorities

 

[ollie989898]

Chances you will die from corvid-19?

Chances you will die if you need respiratory suppory and none is provided= ~100%.

I'm not much of a gambler.

 

[Farmer Roy]

 

[roscoe erf]

Just when you think the message has sunk in.......someone pipes up with....maybe 20 year olds can go back to work......maybe the under 40's can still go to the pub...... perhaps those between 30-35 can still go to Magaluf...... ?‍ ?‍ ?‍ ?‍

club 30-35 don't have the right ring does it

 

[roscoe erf]

is it right that bo-jo is in intensive care