End the Lockdown

[Avro52]

Typical Wally, doesnt have a clue.

Good thing Doug Ford is in charge.

Right Walt?

 

[petros]

Just drifting away.....
US numbers.
6 weeks ago: 332 cases
5 weeks ago: 2,204 cases
4 weeks ago: 18,763 cases
3 weeks ago: 101,242 cases
2 weeks ago: 277,953 cases
1 week ago: 501,301 cases
Right now: 701,131 cases

Known cases.

 

[Avro52]

Known cases.

Very true.

Need more testing.

 

[Walter]

Known cases.

H1N1 had 60,000,000 US cases in 2009. Known cases.

 

[Avro52]

H1N1 had 60,000,000 US cases in 2009. Known cases.

The transmissibility of Covid-19 is much higher. Don’t you know anything?

 

[petros]

H1N1 had 60,000,000 US cases in 2009. Known cases.

Yes, thank goodness there was a shot.

 

[Serryah]

We have heard the cry ‘scandal’ a lot over the past month. The ‘scandal’ of our care homes. The ‘scandal’ of lack of PPE. The ‘scandal’ over testing.

But the biggest single scandal of this crisis occurred on March 30, when 13-year-old Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab, from London, succumbed to Covid-19.

Because of restrictions we all demanded be put in place to keep us safe, he died alone. And because of those same restrictions, he was buried alone.

Yes, we should be proud of our collective national effort over the past month. But when we allow our children to die in that way, we have set aside our humanity and taken a step towards barbarity.

So now we need to be honest with ourselves. We need to make a choice. In terms of who we are, who we want to be and just how high a price we want to pay to keep ourselves safe from coronavirus.

And it’s a choice that will have to be made quickly.

Speaking to Ministers last week, it is clear that there will be no Hollywood-style ending to our Covid-19 crisis.

As one explained: ‘People need to realise this thing is just not going to go away. Smallpox is basically the only virus that’s ever been eradicated. Every season we get four separate strains of flu circulating in the UK. And coronavirus is set to become one of them. Theoretically for decades.’

I’m also told the production and distribution of a vaccine is, realistically, years away. As is a foolproof testing and tracing regime.

So over the next three weeks of lockdown, we are going to have to take a long look around, and then take an even harder look at ourselves.

How much longer do we wish to carry this on? Another three weeks? Six? Nine? Three months? Three years? For how much longer do we as a nation intend to cheat death by also cheating life?

Ministers are today facing demands they set out their ‘exit plan’. But we cannot subcontract our own humanity to them.

We have to decide ourselves what risks we’re prepared to take in order to go back to the lives we had before the coronavirus laid its hand upon us.

Because we are going to have to go back. This is not sustainable. We cannot all continue to exist 6ft apart. We are going to have to learn to shake hands again. And hug again. And kiss again.

If there are new dangers that come with that, so be it. But however well-meaning Boris Johnson and his Ministers and their experts are, we cannot continue to live – and die – like this.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-8233365/DAN-HODGES-like-longer.html

You had to know reading this that Blackie was copy-pasting it.


It mentions a "Muzzie" name and it seems to be sympathetic.

But we all know Blackie hates Muzzies and wants them to die, or leave Britain. So congrats, one less for your country to deport, Blackie. :|

 

[Serryah]

Health services aren't to blame for people refusing to go to hospital because of the lockdown. The lockdown is to blame.

Not in Canada.


In NB for instance, numbers are 'down' because people are using the 811 system, where an RN takes a call, answers questions about whether a trip to the hospital is needed, and if they have symptoms of Covid, they pre-alert a hospital to make them aware the patient is coming so we can then handle the patient properly.


Too bad there's no system like that there, according to you?


Then there's Pharmacies who can now handle minor issues like UTI's and bladder infections where all you need is a prescription for antibiotics.


Our Emerg is still open, we're still seeing patients. We're still open overnight...

I'll admit that yes, some people might be afraid of going to the hospital due to Covid reasons, but that's a minority, not majority.

I'll have to ask my NHS friends what their system is to see if they have similar or not.

 

[pgs]

You had to know reading this that Blackie was copy-pasting it.


It mentions a "Muzzie" name and it seems to be sympathetic.

But we all know Blackie hates Muzzies and wants them to die, or leave Britain. So congrats, one less for your country to deport, Blackie. :|

Uncalled for .

 

[pgs]

Not in Canada.


In NB for instance, numbers are 'down' because people are using the 811 system, where an RN takes a call, answers questions about whether a trip to the hospital is needed, and if they have symptoms of Covid, they pre-alert a hospital to make them aware the patient is coming so we can then handle the patient properly.


Too bad there's no system like that there, according to you?


Then there's Pharmacies who can now handle minor issues like UTI's and bladder infections where all you need is a prescription for antibiotics.


Our Emerg is still open, we're still seeing patients. We're still open overnight...

I'll admit that yes, some people might be afraid of going to the hospital due to Covid reasons, but that's a minority, not majority.

I'll have to ask my NHS friends what their system is to see if they have similar or not.

So you can phone the nurse when sick and maybe if you are convincing enough she will transfer you to a doctor . And if you need to check your blood pressure ? Or monitor temperature? Yes very effective .

 

[Cliffy]

 

[gerryh]

So you can phone the nurse when sick and maybe if you are convincing enough she will transfer you to a doctor . And if you need to check your blood pressure ? Or monitor temperature? Yes very effective .

Yes it is, nice to see that you recognize that.

 

[gerryh]

Uncalled for .

No, it wasnt. It pegged blacky perfectly.

 

[pgs]

No, it wasnt. It pegged blacky perfectly.

Of course you are another closed minded bigot . How did that daughter of yours come through her ordeal? Does she still bleed ?

 

[Walter]

Prog shit.

 

[NZDoug]

NZ is coming out of full lockdown next Monday, a week today.
We go to level 3.
Can get new rubber on the car!
YIPPEEE!!!
Fast food shops can open, take away only!
YA, MAN !!!

 

[Avro52]

Of course you are another closed minded bigot . How did that daughter of yours come through her ordeal? Does she still bleed ?

Why are you interested if his daughter bleeds?

 

[gerryh]

Why are you interested if his daughter bleeds?

Because pedophiles prefer little girls before they start their menstrual cycles.

 

[Avro52]

Because pedophiles prefer little girls before they start their menstrual cycles.

Yikes!

 

[pgs]

Why are you interested if his daughter bleeds?

Many women do not fully heal and continue bleeding for a time after abortions , more so if it is second or third kick at the can . This was the bleeding referred to .