COVID-19 sweeps through Newmarket men's hockey league
A COVID-19 outbreak has left York and Simcoe Region residents shocked and confused
Covid decimates DJHL (double jabbed hockey league)
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Well then, I think it's time to lock things down since the 2 folks in here refuse to get jabbed and insist it doesn't work. Time to lock it up again! A major lockdown that would make Australia proud.
Yes. The long term solution is everyone whose body can't handle covid dies.
Once we get rid of a few million weaklings, we'll have nothing more to worry about.
The Black Plague wasn't a problem either -- once 50-70% of the population was wiped out, it just disappeared by itself. Sounds like a plan!
Lol...so what's the double jab for? Only way to solve this is get the jabs, social distance, wash your hands wear your mask....unless you're going to see your ATF...
Maybe they are doing a fine job and you should be thanking Justin
Ontario reports 409 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths | Globalnews.ca
There are more than 10.9 million people fully immunized with two doses, which is 84.2 per cent of the eligible (12 and older) population.
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The numbers sure seem to say so.
The fools that are missing things are the ones that think any vaccine gives 100% protection. That goes for both the people who think the vaccine makes them invincible and those pretending it is useless because it isn't perfect.
Elderly guys playing hockey indoors without masks (in cold air which we know allows more respiratory transmission) obviously isn't the best idea but anyone who tries to claim that vaccines aren't providing a benefit is clearly full of shit. Vaccine mandates and passports aren't the problem, it is the inconsistent political decisions determining where they need to be implemented. As I said in one of these threads, the fact that a 5 minute lunch at timmies requires vaccination but high school kids can spend an hour unmasked, eating lunch in a school cafeteria without it is just one flagrant example of politics and expediency being used instead of the actual data.
The only points to validate are that you are selfish and it's all about you and you not getting vaccinated because you are scared of a little needle.
I am glad you agree that COVID has had nasty effects beyond just the direct consequences of infection.Attitude? I'm glad you care. Too bad not enough.
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I agree that so much of the official response is theater. And that going unmasked in a restaurant is sort of pretending the virus can read some sort of legal requirement that it only infect people in certain regions at certain times. The times where our guard drops is a balancing act between, as you point out, politics and expediency. But humans are human, and can only take so much. It's hard to completely eliminate public dining or human contact for extended periods.
But fighting against vaccination is silliness. That's where politics gets to be a problem. You can't physically eat while wearing a mask, but only stubbornness makes it difficult to get vaccinated.
I don't think it's any planned evil, it just turned out that way. The "experts" tend to get personally wrapped up in their advice and the prospects of "losing face" keep exacerbating the problems. For example, right now, all the at risk people who were jabbed in May/June should be getting their booster shots- to avoid problems like those hockey seniors. What are we doing instead? We are enforcing (temporary) passports/mandates, pushing children vaccinations and distributing rapid tests to elementary and high school students. Madness.
We’re seeing a lot of infections among work colleagues, and none of it so far is being transmitted by adults in a fully-vaccinated workplace, with masking, social distancing and proficient sanitizing in effect.
Without exception, it’s coming into our workplace by workers infected from their kids or some other risky vector, and 50+ men’s league hockey seems about right as an example.
As an active and pervasive infection, it’s still causing lost time, massive sick day payouts and lingering negative health effects, but very few of the 84% of people fully-vaccinated are dying.
The only people stupidest to believe that the vaccines either work at 100% efficacy, or not at all, aren’t worth the type-space. Our special education system clearly failed these people, but I don’t have a ton of sympathy.
To think that you’re somehow fully immune after immunization (or past infection) given what we’ve known about Delta for the better part of 10-months, is truly delusional thinking.
The fact that in this outbreak only one person died is evidence that the vaccines work, and precautions are still needed, despite what YRPH or Ford says.
Without exception, it’s coming into our workplace by workers infected from their kids or some other risky vector, and 50+ men’s league hockey seems about right as an example.
As an active and pervasive infection, it’s still causing lost time, massive sick day payouts and lingering negative health effects, but very few of the 84% of people fully-vaccinated are dying.
The only people stupidest to believe that the vaccines either work at 100% efficacy, or not at all, aren’t worth the type-space. Our special education system clearly failed these people, but I don’t have a ton of sympathy.
To think that you’re somehow fully immune after immunization (or past infection) given what we’ve known about Delta for the better part of 10-months, is truly delusional thinking.
The fact that in this outbreak only one person died is evidence that the vaccines work, and precautions are still needed, despite what YRPH or Ford says.
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