May 15, 2020 -- 10:23AM, stridingedge wrote:
The figures at face value don't look right at all in Russia.
Correct, but it took a long time for most nations to begin testing on the scale that would have been desirable. We went ages where only those requiring hospitalisation were being tested.



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,May 15, 2020 -- 12:12PM, sofiakenny wrote:
I guess the Telegraph wants to water down the stay home message as much as it can...poor Boris can only mix message so much.
Do you think that literally everyone should stay at home all the time? The message was an extremely blunt instrument in the first place, but one that many from the left appear to have taken literally.
May 15, 2020 -- 12:21PM, sofiakenny wrote:
Cider..if you have no
May 15, 2020 -- 3:15PM, 1st time poster wrote:
about 8% of those hospitalised ,key workers with symptons,those closest to the virus at its peak, if you believe all these stats , that would mean of all those lockrd up,shielded from the virus ,there,d have to be huge percentages of people in this group to test positive to get to the 20 million plus who,ve supposedly had the viruscommon sense most tell us the % of people locked up ,shielded,showing no symptons, must be less than the 8% working amidst the height of the virus and showing symptons,rest of the world seems to think 3/4% have hade it,why should 20% plus of uk have had it
Is it not possible that some of them would have had immunity having already contracted it earlier in proceedings? The swab test only tells you if you have it any given time.
May 15, 2020 -- 12:32PM, Cider wrote:
The left in a nutshell right now - I don't care if other people need to be exposed to risk to keep the country going. As long as I keep my income for doing nothing I'm happy to sit on me arse.
I echo your sentiment 100%.
Paid idleness is rather attractive at the moment and gets more so as the weather improves
