Relaxation of Restrictions, Part XII *Read OP For Mod Warnings*

I dunno. Do you think it's permanent?

I'll give it to the next Summer and then see about masks.

If you want to wear one of course you can tough.

Most people have had enough of them now. They just shoved on a ripped off between shops and some don't bother especially for small shops.

I was in a supermarket on Friday and they had all those 2 meter stickers taken up and people were back to normal in the queue for the checkouts which was a nice thing to see.

As opposed to you posting your belief that vaccine clinical trials were the cause of variants of concern originating in the countries they did ?

I`m sure you can back that up with the names of these 58 variants of concern ?

It is only if you wish it to be.

It was a perfectly simple question, but if some wish to see some kind of hidden agenda or conspiracy theory behind it then not much I can do about that.

Why they would think my post was in anyway connected to either beats me. I would have thought there were enough posters on here engaging in both to keep them happy without them having to go searching where there is none.

It was a simple question with no agenda other than if a decision had to be made which would get priority. I told you already no agenda, I believe it`s clear that you are going to believe whatever you choose to believe no matter what I say so you work away. If you are looking for posters with agendas here, then you really should have no difficulty in finding quite a few.

Yep agree to an extent

Been out on a bank holiday weekend and feeling confused at what time close is etc. Don't get me wrong it's better than that 22.45 last order bull ****

Okay so you are asking how triage works while questioning if vaccinated status would make a difference...while the patients are identical and one has a better chance of survival...which you already know because triage works to give the person with the best outcome the bed..

So what is the actual question because it seems you know the answer and vaccine status is but a tiny part of the equation.

Surely you can see how it could be seen as a "vaccinated person deserves the bed" type of post.

Same way I'm gonna get a bed over an obese person because I have a better recovery chance. Wouldn't use that logic to bar the fatty from eating in restaurants though would we?

Do you think given the amount of unvaccinated people who have the recovery cert and the vast majority of vaccinated people, that banning unvaccinated people from indoors is even doing anything other than pushing the tiny few left to go get jabbed?

Honestly with the levels we have you'd swear it more about introducing the passes than anything else.

This is a great post. Positivity. Delighted that life is good and for me there is no restrictions. There hasn’t mean that months for me really.

People predicting lockdowns literally minutes after everything was lifted seems to be main from who don’t get vaccinated, throw scorn on any measures taken, constantly harp about media narrative and lament on how these multitude of restrictions are effecting them where realistically it’s indoor dining and drinking.

If people followed the very basic and workable measures that are still there then what’s the issue.

Can i ask you a question and tell me to mind my own business if it’s not something that can be answered.

I was following the back and forth Sophie’s choice type scenario and the crux of it was you could only treat and not the other.

In non-pandemic times and pandemic times is it a regular or seldom that a choice didn’t need to be made and both got an ICU and both will be treated. Would be someone or their family be told that their is no ICU beds and there nothing more that can and them knowing that if there was a bed there would be a chance there would be a positive outcome?

Well maybe not like that but there was no available ICU beds which made a decision on possible treatment. It was just something i had never considered even though my brother is a consultant anathetist and reasponsible for an ICU. As in when the poster above was asking you which patient is more like to receive over the other, I’d hope more often than not the answer ‘I’d treat both’