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RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - streetdeckfan - 30 Nov 2021 (30 Nov 2021, 12:11 pm)Adrian wrote Our cases have remained at a 7 day average of at least 27k for almost 5 months now. Last two months have been around 33k average. No other country in Europe has followed that pattern, mainly because their policy isn't being set by a bumbling idiot. And that should have always been the plan. People are going to catch COVID, that's just a fact. There's no stopping it, even New Zealand have admitted that now. You might as well let people get it over the summer when there is already less pressure on the NHS, with the hope being that natural immunity would give them extra protection throughout the winter. (on top of the protection already given by the vaccines) After all, the reason for the lockdown was to 'protect the NHS'! I'd personally much rather have a higher, but steady rate throughout the year than have massive unsustainableĀ peaks over winter like we're seeing with other European countries. RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - Adrian - 30 Nov 2021 (30 Nov 2021, 12:21 pm)streetdeckfan wrote And that should have always been the plan. People are going to catch COVID, that's just a fact. There's no stopping it, even New Zealand have admitted that now. You might as well let people get it over the summer when there is already less pressure on the NHS, with the hope being that natural immunity would give them extra protection throughout the winter. (on top of the protection already given by the vaccines) But to answer your question, i.e. "if masks were as great as they're made out to be then why are all the countries that mandate them having massive surges yet we're not" We haven't had a 'surge' because we've remained consistently high, and out of cycle with every other country. That may even answer your own question regarding the effectiveness of mandatory face coverings, whereby consistently high case rates haven't been seen where they are mandated. RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - streetdeckfan - 30 Nov 2021 (30 Nov 2021, 12:27 pm)Adrian wrote But to answer your question, i.e. "if masks were as great as they're made out to be then why are all the countries that mandate them having massive surges yet we're not"Oh, that comment about the face coverings was said in jest! Sent from my AC2003 using Tapatalk RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - 54APhotography - 30 Nov 2021 (30 Nov 2021, 12:21 pm)streetdeckfan wrote And that should have always been the plan. People are going to catch COVID, that's just a fact. There's no stopping it, even New Zealand have admitted that now. You might as well let people get it over the summer when there is already less pressure on the NHS, with the hope being that natural immunity would give them extra protection throughout the winter. (on top of the protection already given by the vaccines)There is no natural immunity to a virus that is not natural. RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - streetdeckfan - 30 Nov 2021 (30 Nov 2021, 4:45 pm)54APhotography wrote There is no natural immunity to a virus that is not natural. Don't you bloody start with the conspiracy stuff! RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - 54APhotography - 30 Nov 2021 Haha, no conspiracy, just fact. The type of fact that comes with a D notice and 50 year lock.. RE: Face Masks Back For Shops & Public Transport - Keeiajs - 30 Nov 2021 I have been on 6 buses today, 2 most if not everyone were wearing masks, the other 4 maybe 3 or 4 of about 30. |