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Originally Posted by 4bee

Maybe you could explain the reasons why you believe that POD?

Rather than explain the 'reasons why I believe' any particular thing (as I am not interested in entering into a discussion on this forum about belief systems; that is never fruitful and only fosters ill-feeling), I will try and logically unpack a face-value reading of that part of the document....

1; a politician or government worker working from home is not likely to be a vector of infection as a result of that work.
1; a politician or government worker unable to work from home is likely to interact with others in the course of that work, thereby being a potential vector of infection.
3; lockdowns and heightened restrictions are enacted in response to increased levels of infection in the community, meaning that during that period any person is more likely to contract or transmit infection in interaction with others.
4; vaccination decreases both the risk of a person contracting infection and their propensity to pass infection on to others.

Therefore a person in this category NOT working from home is required to undergo vaccination in order to mitigate the risk involved in their interacting with others during a high-risk period.

I hope that logically unpacks that section for you. Belief or unbelief do not enter into it.

Originally Posted by POD

Rather than explain the 'reasons why I believe' any particular thing (as I am not interested in entering into a discussion on this forum about belief systems; that is never fruitful and only fosters ill-feeling), I will try and logically unpack a face-value reading of that part of the document....

1; a politician or government worker working from home is not likely to be a vector of infection as a result of that work.
1; a politician or government worker unable to work from home is likely to interact with others in the course of that work, thereby being a potential vector of infection.
3; lockdowns and heightened restrictions are enacted in response to increased levels of infection in the community, meaning that during that period any person is more likely to contract or transmit infection in interaction with others.
4; vaccination decreases both the risk of a person contracting infection and their propensity to pass infection on to others.

Therefore a person in this category NOT working from home is required to undergo vaccination in order to mitigate the risk involved in their interacting with others during a high-risk period.

I hope that logically unpacks that section for you. Belief or unbelief do not enter into it.

Thank you for clarifying that, there is obviously more to that document than meets the eye.

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Originally Posted by Gav 110

Probably not sonny, but you will have a nose like a Pig if you keep reaming it. Just don't eat it.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Probably not sonny, but you will have a nose like a Pig if you keep reaming it. Just don't eat it.

Look out 4bee

Originally Posted by Gav 110

What is in the vax???

Maybe (Obviously) it isn’t what they say it is🤬
Typical p******n bull ****

When I last looked, India (State of Uttar Pradesh/) was up a whopping 20% jabbed. This should be a lesson for the tardy ones !


India COVID: 34,231,809 Cases and 456,418 Deaths - Worldometer

And its a total disaster in Florida USA. Again...
Florida now has America's lowest COVID rate. Does Ron DeSantis deserve credit?

---Nope. They should emulate Waterford Ireland, with a wonderfully high fully-jabbed rate....