So apparently there isn't any evidence yet to actually justify the Christmas lockdown...

According to this anyway but it wouldn't surprise me if its true...

https://summit.news/2020/12/21/scientists-mps-ask-where-is-evidence-of-70-more-contagious-mutant-covid/

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Adaydreambeliever · 56-60, F

Well they say differently.. they would say there is evidence that the new strain is causing higher infection rates. They point to the rapid rise in hospitalisations at a time which is just before the time when hospitals are most busy. They seem to feel they have evidence.. I guess it depends on what evidence those who say there isn't evidence to show that.

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Beautifullyderanged · 36-40, F

@Adaydreambeliever I know, I replied to someone else saying that I like to see all sides, but it does make me want to look up the NHS data which is where he gets the info from.

Frank52 · 70-79, M

@Beautifullyderanged [quote]no idea, but I like to look at all information [/quote]

If it's not accurate it's not 'information', it's an assertion.

Beautifullyderanged · 36-40, F

@Frank52 Well this person has gained data from the NHS sites and shown it to people, he has gained knowledge from doing this, so yes it counts as information. Everything we are told is based on data and facts, be it from governments, scientists or journalists and this is classed as info, he is no different as you can simply look at the same websites he does to back up what he's saying.

Ingwe · F

here they say there are new mutations as expected
and some may make more people sick
but not deadly sick ..that is kinda what they hope for

CestManan · 46-50, F

I haven't even heard so much as "limit gatherings" about the holidays except Thanksgiving. However, retailers have had it in for Thanksgiving since who knows when.

Beautifullyderanged · 36-40, F

@CestManan in the UK Halloween was pretty much cancelled and Christmas is the first big holiday we have had during the pandemic. Other religious holidays were given similar restrictions.

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