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"Covid is in the same family as cold / flu so why wouldn't it be treated the same, normal flu killed more people than covid last year as it does every year hence the flu jabs. " Not really. https://www.britannica.com/story/what-is-the-difference-between-influenza-and-covid-19 “ Influenza viruses belong to a virus family known as Orthomyxoviridae. COVID-19 is caused by a coronavirus named SARS-CoV-2, which is classified in the family Coronaviridae. ” | |||
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"Covid is in the same family as cold / flu so why wouldn't it be treated the same, normal flu killed more people than covid last year as it does every year hence the flu jabs. Like the flu it's something we are going to have to live with, when worse cold viruses hit us covid will be de-ranked like flu and something else will take its place as the one to watch out for." A few errors there - Covid is a virus, as the common cold viruses and flu viruses are. But it's not in the same 'family' as flu, unless you'd class humans and fleas as in the same family. Flu did not kill more people than Covid last year | |||
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"Covid is in the same family as cold / flu so why wouldn't it be treated the same, normal flu killed more people than covid last year as it does every year hence the flu jabs. Not really. https://www.britannica.com/story/what-is-the-difference-between-influenza-and-covid-19 “ Influenza viruses belong to a virus family known as Orthomyxoviridae. COVID-19 is caused by a coronavirus named SARS-CoV-2, which is classified in the family Coronaviridae. ” Covid19 is not the first corona virus is possibly the point being made. Hence we have been living with similar virus’s from the same family for a good while without need for panic. " shhhhh your not allowed to say that no one should speak against the cult of covid | |||
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"Decided to refuse hospital treatment for an issue that can’t be resolved without surgery, due to not seeing any sense in having to take a test for something I’m not presenting with. What will be will be. " Most surgeons are reluctant to perform a second hemispherectomy. | |||
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"Decided to refuse hospital treatment for an issue that can’t be resolved without surgery, due to not seeing any sense in having to take a test for something I’m not presenting with. What will be will be. Most surgeons are reluctant to perform a second hemispherectomy. " Unfortunately it seems to happen | |||
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"Covid is in the same family as cold / flu so why wouldn't it be treated the same, normal flu killed more people than covid last year as it does every year hence the flu jabs. Like the flu it's something we are going to have to live with, when worse cold viruses hit us covid will be de-ranked like flu and something else will take its place as the one to watch out for." I'll give you 4/10 on that one. Biology lesson, Monday 1pm in Class 4 for revision, with Miss Smiff | |||
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" A certain rich American family invested in covid technology in 1995 when it was patented in the States and amazingly that same family made a fortune in making the vacations to make us better...call it coincidence but a definite money maker for somebody. We need to get on with our lives now and put this all behind us while still being careful, the government used covid as a control thing which people accepted at first until it done more damage than the actual covid virus to the economy. With 160,000 NHS workers being liberated from the same harsh rules that put 50,000 care workers out of work without compensation people have realised things are not as they seem, people are not prepared to be told by the governments "do as we say not as we do mentality" and they have now lost any credibility they ever had. Vacations and a natural herd immunity will make covid no more dangerous than many other viruses but the economy will take a lot longer to repair." Not sure I wanted to comment.. Think I know the family you are referring. However, the conspiracy worries me. Nearly every mass human killing respirotory virus over millions of years have been a Coronavirus. I'm not a gambling person, but if needed to have a bet, I'd be almost certain the next biggie would be... wait for it.... a CORONAVIRUS.. that's where I'd stick my money. Well done that man in 1995, it paid dividends. If Omicron hadn't come, swept through so quickly it knocked Delta of its pedestal, then it could be still Delta or a variation which could have been as lethal - and both the NHS and Care Workers would have had no choice. We dodged a bullet, but still many got very ill, and policy at the time WAS CORRECT. As for long term, unless you get a mutation that comes and screws it up completely. It tends to get less pathogenic, but there's no guarantees. | |||
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"Covid is in the same family as cold / flu so why wouldn't it be treated the same, normal flu killed more people than covid last year as it does every year hence the flu jabs. Like the flu it's something we are going to have to live with, when worse cold viruses hit us covid will be de-ranked like flu and something else will take its place as the one to watch out for." Common cold is mostly caused by rhinovirus so not the same at all, there are some coronaviruses responsible as well. | |||
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" A certain rich American family invested in covid technology in 1995 when it was patented in the States and amazingly that same family made a fortune in making the vacations to make us better...call it coincidence but a definite money maker for somebody. We need to get on with our lives now and put this all behind us while still being careful, the government used covid as a control thing which people accepted at first until it done more damage than the actual covid virus to the economy. With 160,000 NHS workers being liberated from the same harsh rules that put 50,000 care workers out of work without compensation people have realised things are not as they seem, people are not prepared to be told by the governments "do as we say not as we do mentality" and they have now lost any credibility they ever had. Vacations and a natural herd immunity will make covid no more dangerous than many other viruses but the economy will take a lot longer to repair. Not sure I wanted to comment.. Think I know the family you are referring. However, the conspiracy worries me. Nearly every mass human killing respirotory virus over millions of years have been a Coronavirus. I'm not a gambling person, but if needed to have a bet, I'd be almost certain the next biggie would be... wait for it.... a CORONAVIRUS.. that's where I'd stick my money. Well done that man in 1995, it paid dividends. If Omicron hadn't come, swept through so quickly it knocked Delta of its pedestal, then it could be still Delta or a variation which could have been as lethal - and both the NHS and Care Workers would have had no choice. We dodged a bullet, but still many got very ill, and policy at the time WAS CORRECT. As for long term, unless you get a mutation that comes and screws it up completely. It tends to get less pathogenic, but there's no guarantees." Science in the past suggested mutations generally become less dangerous, what’s changed?! | |||
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"Decided to refuse hospital treatment for an issue that can’t be resolved without surgery, due to not seeing any sense in having to take a test for something I’m not presenting with. What will be will be. Hahahaha Most surgeons are reluctant to perform a second hemispherectomy. " brill | |||
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