200 out of 2,606,000?CityNews
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Speaking to a rally that drew about 200 people to the streets of downtown Vancouver, Rebecca Matthews, owner of Corduroy, announced her plans to open her restaurant at 4 p.m. She invited attendees to “come down and have some food inside,” drawing cheers from the crowd.
In her speech, she questioned the accuracy of COVID-19 testing, railed against the media, and said she has “lost all trust in our government.”
That incident at the Port Moody pub only had 20 guests initially in there but then it was spread to 300 . Imagine what that 200 something could do, especially with the new variants and how fast they transmit. All it takes is only 1 freakin’ idiot to put a lot of folks in trouble.200 out of 2,606,000?
You're not supposed to 'trust' the government. That is why we vote.
200 out of 2,606,000?
You're not supposed to 'trust' the government. That is why we vote.
That is NOT the situation, While it might be an accurate analogy where the AZ vaccine is the ONLY choice, and the choice is get AZ or nothing one could make that argument, at least for older people. The choice people here 55-65 will have to make is do you get an AZ shot, maybe get it a bit earlier than if you held out for Pfizer/Moderna , and take the risk which seems to be between 1 in 100,000 and 1 in 500,000 of a serious adverse event, Your chances of getting Covid on any given day are about 1/10,000, and the chances of a 55-65 year old healthy person dying IF they get it are less than 1/200 So quick math puts your chance of getting AND dying from Covid at about 1 in 2 million per day (about the same odds as getting 5 out of 6 numbers plus the bonus on the 649) . I think I'd hold out for Pfizer or Moderna. Easy for me to say I guess as I have had 2 shots of Pfizer, but I would NOT take the AZ shot given the situation and odds if I was not yet vaccinated.What the doctor who found the link between blood clots and the AstraZeneca vaccine wants you to know
Dr. Andreas Greinacher discovered the link between the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine and rare, severe blood clots, and he wants people to know it’s still safe to get the jab.www.ctvnews.ca
I'd say this is why, excerpt from the article from a researcher:
While his team continues to investigate what exactly causes this reaction, Greinacher said that there are far fewer people developing this antibody response than are getting sick with COVID-19.
“The number of individuals being severely sickened by the pandemic, by COVID-19, outnumber those who suffer from the vaccination reaction by several orders of magnitude,” he said.
While he said it is not up to him who is approved for the vaccine and who isn’t, he doesn’t think stopping vaccinations is the right decision.
“It would be dangerous to stop vaccination, only because of the fear, for a very rare adverse event,”he said.
Thinking about the dangers we face each day, driving a car on a busy highway, riding a bicycle in major cities, they are far greater risks than the clotting issue associated with the AstraZeneca vaccine, he said.
“Running down the road with a motorcycle is by far, far, far more dangerous than getting the vaccine,” he said. “Take 1.4 million motorcycle riders, let them drive two weeks, how many severe accidents, you will see.”
I hear you, people should take the time to assess the information and like you make the decision they are comfortable with! Good luck!
You think a pile of bc residents are holidaying in alberta right now? If that’s the case....which I highly doubt.....then those British Columbians should be staying home also instead of being assholes
