Wigan Warriors • Covid

In relation to what Pieman responded to itchy regarding this particular part

A recent review from Cambridge highlighted that in hospital you have a significantly higher chance of catching covid from another patient rather than a nurse, doctor or porter etc. The chances of getting the virus from say a nurse are exceptionally low.

His response that his sister caught it from another nurse has no relation to the above. Which, in relation to the last couple of pages and to be clear I don’t agree with mandating vaccines for NHS staff or anyone for that matter. Quite a few pages ago people quoted that they had never said they wanted mandatory vaccination, I disagree now given the last few pages.

Regarding any ‘facts’ or figures that anyone posts, well, anyone can post whatever stats they want and manipulate data whatever way to suit their narrative, it doesn’t tell you anything without any context behind it.

Finally, and to summarise and answer your direct question, yes, I believe vaccines do work, what I don’t believe however is that vaccines are the right thing for everyone and everyone should have the right to decided if or when they get vaccinated.

Maybe now you will answer my question that I asked a page or so ago which everyone has washed over which was.

Would you decline medical attention from an unvaccinated nurse or doctor or ask them if they are between now and the date they are due to get sacked or if sanity prevails and it gets delayed or better still removed altogether.