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You don't get out of getting punished for a crime, just because you didn't make money. And the state not making money doesn't mean much, since private individuals made bank, who controlled the state and form the general wealth of the state. Lots of the current British elite are part of families who had a direct hand in colonies.



Which you haven't proved, or engaged with the substance of my post, re the NIH Letter that is being grossly misrepresented by journalists who don't understand science.

Also, we are supposed to punish China for incompetence, when they have had fewer raw deaths than most countries, despite having a Billion People, and being the first ones hit. The UK had a lead time and then flubbed it. You guys have a worse double dose vaccination rate than my state, despite having it longer and having way more covid deaths.

And there were public health measures that were in use well before DNA that the British authorities in India didn't implement. Plus tons of other ****, like artificial famines, destroying Bengal Proto Industry, entrenching the caste system, mass improvishing. British colonisation was malicious, and did far more damage than COVID.

Yeah but how far back do you want to go for repatriations? It's a moot point anyway as it's not gonna happen in any event.
 
It's a moot point anyway as it's not gonna happen in any event.
So why bother asking how far back somebody wants to go? :D

The answer is going to depend on the countries involved and their relative histories. There's not going to be an easy catch-all answer somebody can give you on a web forum. We can only say whether or not we support them (reparations), or not. If we selectively support them, then you open up anyone else to selectively support them too. Which will result in "yes for me, no for you".
 
So why bother asking how far back somebody wants to go? :D

The answer is going to depend on the countries involved and their relative histories. There's not going to be an easy catch-all answer somebody can give you on a web forum. We can only say whether or not we support them (reparations), or not. If we selectively support them, then you open up anyone else to selectively support them too. Which will result in "yes for me, no for you".

Yeah UK won't pay any serious reparations and no one can really compel them.
 
Yeah but how far back do you want to go for repatriations?

Repatriation might fit here better. Start returning all that human capital incorrectly pilfered whether it wants to go or not. Argument seems as solid as any on this ground of sins of the (great-great-great grand)fathers. Seems a rather...noble, concept.
 
No visible mandatory measures (eg masks, travel etc)

Hmm maybe December when basically everyone over 12 is fully vaccinated. By that stage masks will just be some indoor high risk settings and borders will have been fully open for a month. Can't speak for the rest of the world.
 
Gonna get "boosted" in 30 minutes.
 
Russia's latest news.
  • Good news is that vaccination rate has increased, most likely due to new restrictions.
  • Children started to get sick more often, including critical cases. If the trend continues it may become a serious problem because kids ICU require special equipment.
  • Sputnik remains the primary vaccine, two others have problems either with efficacy (EpiVacCorona) or with production (CoviVac)
  • Sputnik will hopefully be approved in EU till the end of 2021, but for those who need to travel to Europe there may be also option to get paid foreign vaccines.
  • Research show very good level of antibodies after combination of viral vector + mRNA vaccines, better than any variant alone. If there is an opportunity, doctors recommend to take Moderna or Pfizer boost few months after Sputnik V or vice versa.
 
Also, building from the other data, the hospitalisation rate from identified cases has dropped from 10% early in our outbreak through August and September, to 2% for cases last week. That's in line with there only being very few unvaccinated people left now. A month ago most cases were unvaccinated, now there's a smaller number of cases (average 10 a day down from 40 a day) and half of them are vaccinated. Hence the much lower hospitalisation rate.

Indeed, hospitalisations and ICU numbers have both halved in recent days.
 
We really need to have countries start recognising all the approved vaccines for travel, instead of just the ones their political friends use.

Probably should recognize non-approved vaccines and placebos as well, it's hard to run effective clinical trials if the reward you get for participating is being unable to travel.
 
Not sure I follow what you're getting at
 
We really need to have countries start recognising all the approved vaccines for travel, instead of just the ones their political friends use.

Maybe some are dodgy though Chinese cough cough.

The main ones plus Sputnik seem decent.
 
Also, building from the other data, the hospitalisation rate from identified cases has dropped from 10% early in our outbreak through August and September, to 2% for cases last week. That's in line with there only being very few unvaccinated people left now. A month ago most cases were unvaccinated, now there's a smaller number of cases (average 10 a day down from 40 a day) and half of them are vaccinated. Hence the much lower hospitalisation rate.

Indeed, hospitalisations and ICU numbers have both halved in recent days.

Do not believe it's over. In your continent it's just starting, unfortunately I think people there will come to curse the government's decision to stop suppressing the virus.

I don't know if we have any irish regular visiting the thread. Saw a piece of news that seems to show Ireland too is suffering the waning protection thing. False confidence leads to taking more risks?

Waterford has the highest rate of vaccination in the country with 99.7 per cent of adults over the age of 18 (as registered in the last census) fully vaccinated. The county has gone from having one of the lowest rates of Covid-19 infection in Ireland to one of the highest.
 
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Probably should recognize non-approved vaccines and placebos as well, it's hard to run effective clinical trials if the reward you get for participating is being unable to travel.

Considering the fact that the infected vaccinated transmit the virus as effectively as the infected vaccinated, there never was any reason to discriminate on travel by vaccine status. Test everyone. Quarantine everyone if you're serious about preventing new variants from coming. Exemptions for the vaccinated just show that the controls are phony.
 
Not sure I follow what you're getting at

If countries make exemptions for approved vaccines, they should also make exemptions for unapproved vaccines so as to not hinder trials of vaccines.

Considering the fact that the infected vaccinated transmit the virus as effectively as the infected vaccinated, there never was any reason to discriminate on travel by vaccine status. Test everyone. Quarantine everyone if you're serious about preventing new variants from coming. Exemptions for the vaccinated just show that the controls are phony.

Testing isn't going to work better than a vaccine mandate, the false negative rate on tests is higher than the rate of breakthrough vaccine cases.
 
Surely anyone who participated in an unsuccessful trial went ahead and got one of the approved vaccines in their country at a later date?
 
Surely anyone who participated in an unsuccessful trial went ahead and got one of the approved vaccines in their country at a later date?

There are people in ongoing clinical trials with vaccines that have the potential to be approved at a later date - and this has the possibility to continue indefinitely - you can't test a new booster vaccine in a population that's all received a Pfizer booster in the past month.
 
If vaccine already failed trials and didn't demonstrate good efficacy (like it was with one of Russian vaccines), there is no point in approving it.
 
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