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By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:04

Jan 8, 2021 -- 6:02PM, peckerdunne wrote:


Have you heard of housebound people? There are thousands of them. Before covid. What a bunch of cowards they are..at least you have the 'office' to not go to...


Obviously the point is that it is entirely possible to stay indoors permanently. As thousands of people were already doing it before covid.

By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:05
I asked you a question upthread PP. It's been a busy thread though, so may have missed your direct response.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 08 Jan 21 18:06
Go on, re-post it here please. Doing a couple other things at same time.
By:
peckerdunne
When: 08 Jan 21 18:06
Yeah Cider let's have the top 6 pro's and cons..

lockdown versus no lockdown..

Let's have the top 3 things we can do now to avoid disaster.

Keenly awaiting your sage advice.
By:
Johnny The Guesser
When: 08 Jan 21 18:06
Cider you are terrible.
By:
JetLoneStar
When: 08 Jan 21 18:06
What happened to the people packed like sandines on the beaches during summer? I can only assume covid got them all.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:07

Jan 8, 2021 -- 6:06PM, PorcupineorPineapple wrote:


Go on, re-post it here please. Doing a couple other things at same time.


How many people are dying per week as a consequence of lockdown and fear (not covid)?

By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:08
Just your estimate would do.
By:
dave1357
When: 08 Jan 21 18:08
Cider • January 8, 2021 6:01 PM GMT
It's hilarious how you all try to have a pop at me rather than actually challenge my points.


You don't have any points, you just gob up soundbites

a) the virus is extremely contagious
b) it isn't possible for all potentially vulnerable people to isolate for economic and social reasons
c) the faster this extremely contagious virus spreads the more of "b" will end up in hospital and dead
d) the far right wing know this and don't care
By:
peckerdunne
When: 08 Jan 21 18:08
How do you measure fear Cider.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:09
It's at gas mark 10 on this thread.
By:
dave1357
When: 08 Jan 21 18:10
Are you have a "hilarious pop" at ppl?
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 08 Jan 21 18:10
How many people are dying per week as a consequence of lockdown and fear (not covid)?



Ok, I dismissed this as it's completely disingenuous.

As you well know "fear" isn't recorded on death certificates so there is no way of knowing. I'm sure you've got a vivid imagination though.




Anything else, or was that it? I thought you said you had a load of points nobody could challenge.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:10
Anecdotally, my Mum texting me to see if it's okay to go outside and put the rubbish out. Asking me every day is Boris on today. Texting me that they are running out of vaccines.
By:
peckerdunne
When: 08 Jan 21 18:11
Can you tell us as a number cruncher how you measure fear, and how many people in hiding are doing it through fear as opposed to being housebound.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:12
Some you genuinely appear to have no idea exactly how scared many older people are. Scared enough not to call an ambo or arrange a GP appt if they are ill.
By:
peckerdunne
When: 08 Jan 21 18:14
Anecdotally, my Mum texting me to see if it's okay to go outside and put the rubbish out. Asking me every day is Boris on today. Texting me that they are running out of vaccines.

Have you implicitly told her to grow a pair.
By:
dave1357
When: 08 Jan 21 18:14
don't think an ambulance would be coming if you got your way.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:14

Jan 8, 2021 -- 6:10PM, PorcupineorPineapple wrote:


How many people are dying per week as a consequence of lockdown and fear (not covid)?Ok, I dismissed this as it's completely disingenuous.As you well know "fear" isn't recorded on death certificates so there is no way of knowing. I'm sure you've got a vivid imagination though.Anything else, or was that it? I thought you said you had a load of points nobody could challenge.


A simple estimate from you will do, using your judgement and what you know about death rates etc.

By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:15
Not dying of fear directly (obviously), as a consequence of fear.
By:
peckerdunne
When: 08 Jan 21 18:16
Can you not suffer fear when outdoors Cider.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:17

Jan 8, 2021 -- 6:14PM, peckerdunne wrote:


Anecdotally, my Mum texting me to see if it's okay to go outside and put the rubbish out. Asking me every day is Boris on today. Texting me that they are running out of vaccines.Have you implicitly told her to grow a pair.


Tthe kind, caring pecker. lol. At least we get to the true poster and not the image they would like to present.

By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:21
.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empathy
By:
peckerdunne
When: 08 Jan 21 18:21
No, not my approach Cider, simply following your cue about them all being hiders and cowards.Like you said about my teacher wife, if she doesn't like the odds she should resign.She dedicated her kind self to helping special needs children and those from broken homes, i have years of service 'in the community'.

You just splatter tripe but keep anything about yourself a secret...thats hiding.
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:25
You miss the point. People on twatter et al shouting for lockdowns can hide. My Mum is not doing that, she is genuinely scared. The vast majority of people at genuine risk are not the ones shouting for more lockdowns. There is nobody on this thread who is not capable of locking themselves down if they wish.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 08 Jan 21 18:25
A simple estimate from you will do, using your judgement and what you know about death rates etc.


No, it's utterly childish and beneath me. For one, you're deliberately confusing fear with risk. Understanding that a person is at serious risk of catching the virus is real, not cowardly.



Now, I thought you had some serious points that no-one could counter. If this is the best you can do, can I suggest you get back to your GCSE mocks instead.
By:
Johnny The Guesser
When: 08 Jan 21 18:25
If you are scared ring your local Council - ask about volunteers to help with shopping , prescriptions - Most have volunteer schemes set up.

Have no visitors.

Stay in. The virus cannot get you there.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 08 Jan 21 18:27
How long for Johnny? How long would you imprison the elderly in their own homes without any visitors?
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:28

Jan 8, 2021 -- 6:25PM, PorcupineorPineapple wrote:


A simple estimate from you will do, using your judgement and what you know about death rates etc.No, it's utterly childish and beneath me. For one, you're deliberately confusing fear with risk. Understanding that a person is at serious risk of catching the virus is real, not cowardly.Now, I thought you had some serious points that no-one could counter. If this is the best you can do, can I suggest you get back to your GCSE mocks instead.


I can understand why you don't want to. That would mean acknowledging it is happening in large numbers. Beneath you Laugh

By:
Johnny The Guesser
When: 08 Jan 21 18:29
Until the vaccine arrives.
By:
1st time poster
When: 08 Jan 21 18:31
a few days ago i was confident johnson had vaccs covered ,on the grounds not even this idiot after the year he,s had would set his 15 mill vacc number and bang on about day after day if he didnt no it was in the bag
now i,m beginning to think he,s been banging on about vaccs all week because he was forewarned about these last few days horro show numbers were coming and vaccs were the latest dead cat,and we,ll talk about my latest world beating 15 mill jabs failure when it happens and hope death numbers might have plateaued by then
By:
Cider
When: 08 Jan 21 18:31
A starting point, perhaps.

More than 30,000 extra deaths not linked to Covid-19 have now taken place in private homes in England and Wales since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, new figures show.

Extra deaths – known as “excess deaths” – are the number of deaths that are above the average for the corresponding period in the previous five years.

A total of 30,785 excess deaths in homes in England and Wales that did not involve Covid-19 were registered between March 7 and November 13, according to PA news agency analysis of data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 08 Jan 21 18:32
I can understand why you don't want to. That would mean acknowledging it is happening in large numbers. Beneath you


Who's acknowledging anything? It's completely nebulous and is pure guesswork. I think I'd need a tin foil hat to get started for one thing.




Now, do you actually have anything? Any one thing? At all?
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 08 Jan 21 18:34

Jan 8, 2021 -- 6:29PM, Johnny The Guesser wrote:


Until the vaccine arrives.


So, for months potentially. You're happy locking away the elderly (more likely than not widowed) for months without visitors? That's your solution? The rest can go to the pub and whatnot but the price is poor Mrs Muggins is spending her 7th month indoors without having anyone in for a cuppa?

By:
Johnny The Guesser
When: 08 Jan 21 18:34
PP - As I have said before - There is no good solution to this . There are only less bad solutions.

The least bad solution for the nation as a whole is for the vulnerable to lock themselves away until the spring.

Why should the youngsters have their lives ruined when the virus causes them little harm ?
By:
1st time poster
When: 08 Jan 21 18:36
chris giles times go to man gold standard for excess deaths,will on current numbers be hitting 100,000 by end of jan,at that point i,m not really bothered about arguing about how many would have
died anyway
got knocked over by a jet ski testing positive
fell of a cliff testing positive
etc
etc
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 08 Jan 21 18:37
Shirley 15 Mill vaccs offered by valentines is a cert


Oh the people didn't want them when offered...
By:
Dotchinite
When: 08 Jan 21 18:37
I think people just need to calm down a bit. Johnson is pretending this roll out is a tough target when clearly its no such thing and by mid Feb people making up the vast majority of the deaths will have been vaccinated. Theres a bit of a time lag as well but this is nearly done now.
By:
Johnny The Guesser
When: 08 Jan 21 18:39
I have never advocated society just opening up as normal whilst the vulnerable shield.

Society would be able to open up  , boosting the economy , but with restrictions particularly in hospitality , and current social distancing rules , personal hygiene messaging etc.

If the vulnerable stay in , they don't catch it , they don't go to hospital , they don't put pressure on NHS.
By:
dukeofpuke
When: 08 Jan 21 18:39
The NHS is not designed to cope with a pandemic never has and never will
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