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It was not a claim, it was a friggin’ insult - now how you about you actually debate the actual point of the post regarding the devastating effects of catching covid? You are the disingenuous one, playing distraction tactics. I’ve edited the original post to remove the insult. ‘To be happy’...

For people who were hospitalised, the rate of neurological conditions is 82%! Being stuck indoors causes kidney failure, strokes, liver damage, heart palpatations, extreme fatigue, brain fog, diabetes? The first lockdown saw a great increase in people excercising - particularly walking...

“No downsides at all”? Which part of 18% of people who have covid develop a mental illness do you not get? Plus all the physiological issues of Long Covid.

Comments like saying ‘[XYZ country] hasn’t built up enough immunity’ means not enough people have got infected for their liking. Or the regular attacks on Australia’s and New Zealand‘s strategies and taking great delight when an outbreak occurs. Suggestions that younger people needn’t get the...

Isn't it funny you lot never consider the mental health impact of catching the disease and the fear of catching it? Aside from the fear of oneself catching it or one's loved ones getting it, driving huge levels of anxiety (now thankfully much reduced due to the vaccine rollout), it has long been...

The Pfizer jab has FULL authorisation in both the EU and US.

This will be the protest where shoppers were verbally abused and police attacked in Hyde Park?

Good grief your Maths is absolutely crap! 141.225 million cases and 3 million deaths equals just over 2.1% case fatality rate, a factor of 100 greater than your figure. Lies indeed..!

The line was lifted 2011 and converted to a cycleway even though the neighbouring LD&ECR/GCR line was already a footpath.

There are multiple strains of SARS_CoV_2 - the Kent strain, the South African strain, the Brazilian strain etc. A strain is a variant where the behaviour is altered - the Kent variant is more contagious, hence is a strain. The South African one has some ability to evade the immune response...

The state of Victoria went 40 days without a case which counts as elimination. The first case after that period was found in hotel quarantine.

No I was talking UK alone - from July to January there were over 25,000 deaths under the age of 80.

Ten of thousands of people under the age of 80 have died of Covid..

The HIV pandemic is still ongoing over 40 years later...

No, not at all. Conditions like diabetes, asthma, kidney failure, hypertension when managed allow the individual to live a normal or near normal, healthy life - for decades in many, many cases. People are dying of covid in large numbers - there is no conspiracy to reclassify ‘normal’ deaths as...

You are exactly right. The Spanish variant (20A.EU1) first emerged in northeastern Spain in the summer, quickly spreading across the country and then across Europe through September and October. There have been hundreds of references to it across the newsmedia so for people here to say they’ve...

There is zero evidence that covid infectiousness is affected by temperature and/or humidity. Prevalence of the virus is linked to changes in human behaviour - particularly with the reopening of schools and universities. In many European countries, the resurgence began in July and August - that...

No it doesn’t, lockdowns and human behaviour created the lull in most but not all northen countries in the summer. Again the outbreaks in Leicester, Oldham and Cataluna in June are not typical seasonal virus behaviour.

We can add in Colombia, Mexico, Bahrain, Kuwait, Laos, Indonesia, New Zealand , Australia, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Myanmar, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Florida, Texas, Bolivia, Chile and many more that don’t follow a seasonal virus pattern. Most of them are hot and humid or bone dry - conditions...

Brazil and India between them have had 390,000 covid deaths - countries that don’t have a winter. The Amazonas region of Brazil is going through is a vety deadly second wave - in the hottest part of the year. Even in the coolest part of the year it is as hot as the hottest month in London...