Decline the jab

[noel]

I don't think I have ever been moderated (apart from by myself deleting stuff upon rereading it).

I was so tempted to delete this post as a joke. Power corrupts.

[Mossdog]

It's rare I comment on the Facebook group "Fell Running UK" but an "Anonymous Member" posted about some heart issues yesterday, referring to another named member of the group who'd also had some similar issues.

I've been blocked for my comment by admin - very quickly as well.

I got a notification that "Anonymous Member" had replied, but I cannot see or respond to the content.

My crime - I asked if they were vaccinated.

I've discussed Covid, lockdown, vaccination widely on here, Facebook, Twitter and even Youtube. I'd never have thought that Fell Running UK would be my first ever cancellation.

Ah, you're on a watch-list lad. Hope you've got more than one bank account and your gas/electricity and water aren't controlled by smart remote! Today Fell Runner UK, tomorrow the Gulag!!

[Mossdog]

I was so tempted to delete this post as a joke. Power corrupts.

"Power corrupts. Knowledge is power. Study hard. Be evil".

Eleanor Roosevelt

Great school motto

[Stanley]

It's rare I comment on the Facebook group "Fell Running UK" but an "Anonymous Member" posted about some heart issues yesterday, referring to another named member of the group who'd also had some similar issues.

I've been blocked for my comment by admin - very quickly as well.

I got a notification that "Anonymous Member" had replied, but I cannot see or respond to the content.

My crime - I asked if they were vaccinated.

I've discussed Covid, lockdown, vaccination widely on here, Facebook, Twitter and even Youtube. I'd never have thought that Fell Running UK would be my first ever cancellation.

Don’t do Facebook but I’ll hazard a guess that it’s AFib

[Witton Park]

Moderation is an interesting topic.

In the great days of the FRA Forum Brett was very, very reluctant to moderate much and I think in its entire life only a handful of posters were eventually banned: and then not for expressing opinions about fell running.

Ah yes the Golden Years of the forum, when a little clique had their own moderators section behind the scenes, slagging off folk that they disagreed with.
I should have done more with the inadvertent access I was given for a short while.

[mr brightside]

My mate is over from Australia at the moment. He declined the jab, but was unable to buy alcohol as a result. If you wanted to buy beer, you had to produce a vaccination certificate as if it were ID. Shocking.

[noel]

That's a very interesting social experiment. Declining the jab obviously has health implications, but then so does giving up alcohol.

[Mark G]

Some interesting stats on R4 More or Less last week about death rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated groups. As much as anything it showed how hysteria can result in perfectly normal/expected figures (in fact better than normal or expected) can be taken totally out of context and misunderstood .

[Mud]

Ceci n'est pas un moderateur.

[Witton Park]

Some interesting stats on R4 More or Less last week about death rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated groups. As much as anything it showed how hysteria can result in perfectly normal/expected figures (in fact better than normal or expected) can be taken totally out of context and misunderstood .

It's a bit of a vague outline of what was interesting Mark but I wonder if it was a piece by their disinformation expert Marianna Spring, who lied on a CV to try and get a job and now heads up BBC Verify and lies about other things.

I watched a piece on ITV News Wednesday evening where Martin Stew "Health & Science Correspondent" was talking about the warm weather this week and advised us that heat kills far more people than cold.
I have asked him to show me the data - I'm still waiting.
The information available suggests cold is 20 times more of a killer across Europe.

What I find interesting on the MSM these days is the lengths they will go to - spouting clear lies - to promote a narrative they believe in.