I'm 33. I'm healthy, active, young etc. As of April 1st 2021 (that's the date for figures I have), 86,308 people have died in the UK within 28 days of a positive test (not necessarily FROM covid)
Of those 86,308, 3,542 had no underlying health conditions. Of those 3,542, just 689 were under the age of 60. Just 79 were in my age bracket of 20-39. And again, that's within 28 days of a positive test. Not necessarily FROM covid.
I'm not saying it doesn't exist. I'm not saying it isn't serious. I'm not saying it isn't killing people. I'm just highly sceptical and cynical and wary of the reaction it's getting. I'm wary of practically being ostracized from society, and subject to increasingly Orwellian policy, unless I get vaccinated for an illness with a 99.8% survival rate. That figure gets even higher when you consider the information within my demographic.
Then you see these reports of 56% of covid hospitalisations originally being admitted for other ailments and catching the virus when under care. You see how a select number of wealthy businessmen have gotten richer. You see some of the policies that are already being snuck in under the table off the back of this. You see government officials handing deals to their mates.
I'm not even gonna go into the vaccine itself because I believe it's most likely safe. I'm almost certain it is. But when you see the money it's worth to these pharmaceutical companies, and you consider the nature of capitalism and profit, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that it might be in their best interests to create a steady consistent market off the back of producing vaccines. It's like how they've demonised psychedelics for generations, despite growing evidence now to their benefits. It's like how arms companies profit from war. Rich, powerful people are often capable of terrible things.
If being wary and suspicious and asking questions makes me a covid denier or an anti-vaxxer then it's all already lost.
Of those 86,308, 3,542 had no underlying health conditions. Of those 3,542, just 689 were under the age of 60. Just 79 were in my age bracket of 20-39. And again, that's within 28 days of a positive test. Not necessarily FROM covid.
I'm not saying it doesn't exist. I'm not saying it isn't serious. I'm not saying it isn't killing people. I'm just highly sceptical and cynical and wary of the reaction it's getting. I'm wary of practically being ostracized from society, and subject to increasingly Orwellian policy, unless I get vaccinated for an illness with a 99.8% survival rate. That figure gets even higher when you consider the information within my demographic.
Then you see these reports of 56% of covid hospitalisations originally being admitted for other ailments and catching the virus when under care. You see how a select number of wealthy businessmen have gotten richer. You see some of the policies that are already being snuck in under the table off the back of this. You see government officials handing deals to their mates.
I'm not even gonna go into the vaccine itself because I believe it's most likely safe. I'm almost certain it is. But when you see the money it's worth to these pharmaceutical companies, and you consider the nature of capitalism and profit, it's not beyond the realms of possibility that it might be in their best interests to create a steady consistent market off the back of producing vaccines. It's like how they've demonised psychedelics for generations, despite growing evidence now to their benefits. It's like how arms companies profit from war. Rich, powerful people are often capable of terrible things.
If being wary and suspicious and asking questions makes me a covid denier or an anti-vaxxer then it's all already lost.
