Djokovic

You should count your lucky stars, so. Everybody in my large circle of friends knows at least one person by name who has passed.

Ironically, the only people who have told me they've heard of anyone who had complications from the vaccine (and well know many more people who've been vaccinated than who've had covid, remember) seem to be all rabid anti-vaxxers, pushing an agenda. Funny that.

Standing on the side of a cliff and risking your own neck is one thing.

IF falling to your death was contagious, however, and you sitting on the side of the cliffs of Moher followed by shaking hands with someone meant they were likely to fall off a cliff, that's a whole other ball game, isn't it?

Imagine you took your selfie, then met an old friend and shook their hand, they then go home and hug their granny and the granny dies of catastrophic cliff-falling injuries that they caught from you......would you be suitably ashamed? Or would you walk around the funeral home, shaking hands with all the other vulnerable people, whispering "my body, my choice....sorry for your loss"?

Point out where on the covid website it says that because you were either misled or are spoofing.

I get ya BurgerFace. It's a conspiracy. You know best.

People with complications from the vaccine aren't telling others about it because they'll be told they're lying? And this is all in your head, of course, you've nothing to back this up, other than your Walter Mitty-esque musings?

My body, my choice. Right?

It was Astra Zeneca that Lisa Shaw had a fatal reaction to ....... the same vaccine most Irish healthcare workers have and anyone in this country who is over 60 .

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tyne-58330796

WTF are you banging on about Masters and social life for? What has that got to do with the price of turnips? You literally invented an implausible scenario in your mind to explain away the fact that I, and everyone I know, have not heared of anything worse than a sore arm as a result of the vaccine, then have the gall to suggest I'm making sh1t up.

For the record, I know about 200 people living just on my road and the next one over. And that's before maybe 40 friends, plus their families, their partners, their partners families, work colleagues, ex-work colleagues, school/college friends, lads off the team, etc. We're easily talking 1000 folks that I know on a first name basis at least. Your good social life mustn't be that great if you only know 200 folks.

As for what I'd say to folks who think it's untrue, I'd say "I couldn't give a flying fcuk what you think, your opinion means less than nothing to me."

Believe it. Don't believe it. Makes no odds to me. Your maths is seriously flawed though. The auld pro covid crowd aren't really renowned for their statistical analysis though, so that's okay. Do yourself a favour.... Calculate a) how many people your age or younger have died from covid in Ireland out of the total case numbers and b) how many of your age and younger who have died from vaccine complications out of the total number of doses delivered.

I guarantee you a is magnitudes bigger than b, and I also guarantee that is replicated in every country in the world. Anyone refusing the vaccines due to the chances of something going awry while they ignore the greater chances of it happening with covid, is a fool. "Well if I get the vaccine there's an x% chance of me dying, so I'll take my chances with covid, even though there's a 10x% chance of me dying"

Hope that masters wasn't in mathematics

Hopefully, he gets his comeuppance for his general behaviour on 16-18th December.