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This is a fact, 97% of the worlds population hasn't been affected, the 3% that has were more then likely going to walk away from it, with some very few being serious and even fewer dying.
Severely bad COVID causes blood clots, most people who get COVID don't even know they have it, then there are those that do who report flu like symptoms, with few getting serious and fewer dying.
Diddums.
Thank you. And the longer this goes on, the more that will. And that isnt fair for them. Not so people can party on Easter.
No. Like I said. We're adults. If your risk assessment is different to mine, you can take what precautions you see fit. You shouldn't need to coerce everyone to fit into your perceived risk category.
So is dying sadly, if you lived your life in fear of dying, did you ever live at all?
I get where you coming from, but the reality is, you can take every single precaution possible, and due to the nature of this, still get it.
Don't lie, you know the taxi's are strict bastions of COVID fighting. What with the windows being open and such...
I mean I mean I mean I mean, this is what the people voted for, and those who were dumb enough to stay in this place. The part I don't like is some random typer telling me what I should and shouldn't be doing. If I want to jump in front of a bus I'll do that. Even with aaaalllll the precautions people will get this. I got it last year when it was hardly around, and we were crazily wiping down all our shopping and wearing gloves and double masks at the mall. Here's a fact of life; everyone is going to die. It sucks, I know. Enjoy
Based on the argument you are making, SA should have closed the borders in Feb 2020 and kept them closed, while everyone inside is free to roam. I would have been all for it. The problem is that you can never open up without running the risk of huge spread of infection amongst the population that has never been exposed to it.
I get where you coming from, but the reality is, you can ignore every single precaution possible, and due to the nature of this, still not get it at all.
So you're saying restrictions make no difference.
It's not most people. There are treatments for those who do have that issue. Good of you to come back in time to tell us about the problem only showing up years later though. Although really it would have been more helpful if you'd arrived a bit over a year ago.
Is that because nobody could possibly buy alcohol to consume on the other three days?
On the contrary it shares a number of things with other serious viral infections. Influenza is one of them. It's just a usual part of life though and the majority of people are obliviously unaware of just how nasty influenza can be. That much is quite obvious from reading medical research. Gastrointestinal damage? Check. Heart damage? Check. Long-term fatigue? Check. So SARS-CoV-2 might be somewhat more dangerous, but it is not nothing like influenza.
So someone mauled to death by a pack of dogs (or a lone dog given the right breed) should just be glad they weren't mauled to death by a tiger.
I'm thinking of going Batman, Spiderman and Iron Man. That's hopefully enough masks.
I ignore garbage fear mongering statements like he posted. How could anyone know if years from now you’d get a blood clot from a virus that only existed in humanity a 18 months ago. It’s a comment typical of those people who spend their days watching mainstream media and taking in all the hype. It’s a terrible disease this, especially if your genetics don’t agree with it, but all the extra speculation is just tiring.
