You appear not to realise that all your procrastination is doing is reinforcing my points.

I have never suggested you don't have a right to refuse the vaccines. Everyone has a right to be stupid if they want to be. All I have done is point out how dumb the decision is because it's not based on any kind of reality. If you truly looked up the risks and decided a one in a million chance of a heart attack (which I am not even sure is true) is a greater risk than being exposed to Covid unvaccinated then you are not thinking straight.

You have admitted you allowed dye to be injected. Well done, as it's harmless. What about tooth numbing? Do you get drilled without and suffer the pain, or do you wimp out like most of us? As I described this carries a small risk too, but do you accept it to avoid the pain? Be honest.

So you have a right to refuse. With any right comes responsibilities. Other people may have rights too that conflict with yours. This is why I get very cross with those who could get vaccinated but don't.

I want to see a change to our laws so that those who refuse vaccination for non-medical reasons are expected to pay the excess cost of any NHS treatment they receive as a consequence. Your right and the consequential responsibility!

I also believe the vaccinated have a right to know if someone has opted out for non-medical reasons, so they can decide whether, and how, they contact and socialise with them. Smokers are required to isolate themselves as non-smokers have the right not to breathe the smoke. Exactly the same applies to the unvaccinated. I don't want to mix with those I believe are acting irresponsibly and it's my right to choose. If I don't know, how can I do that? Ostracising smokers and making them feel uncomfortable and unwanted helps discourage their stupidity. Doing the same to vaccine refusers would do the same.

It's too late for such changes with Covid but when the next pandemic arrives prepare yourself. because this is going to be on the agenda.

Would you look who is the conspiracy theorist now!

Anyways my teeth are fine. As am I perfectly healthy. Just a broken arm that will be fine soon.

Amazing how I survived a most dangerous disease in covid while being unvaccinated and never wearing a mask.

I had and have legitimate concerns about my health over the covid vaccine. My decision affects absolutely no one else. Least of all you.

You have also confirmed that you are a communist.

Your teeth may well be fine, now but you still haven't answered the question. Have you ever, at any time, accepted an injection in your gum to numb pain? If you need an operation on your arm you will be given anaesthetic. Do you plan to refuse? I don't think they will proceed if you do.

Of course, you have survived. Most do. It's just your risks are markedly higher without being vaccinated. Your decision does affect me. My right to avoid you is not being honoured. The extra cost of your NHS treatment is being borne by people like me.

I am no more a communist than I am a supporter of Trump. I believe in capitalism with a social responsibility. A society in which all are expected to look after one another and not act selfishly.

You say you are concerned about the vaccines causing heart problems. Maybe you have been watching too much Russell Brand too, or been influenced by people who do. Watch this and reassess whether your concerns are actually justified, or whether catching severe Covid poses a greater risk:-

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The pharmaceutical industry spends £billions on research, sometimes taking 20 years to develop a drug (normally around 10 years) that finally reached the public and starts making money.
The length of research time/cost is largely due to the massive and systematic testing that is required by law, developed from science and best practice. Anyone else remember thalidomide ? or DDT ?

Developing a Covid vaccine enabled massive short-cuts in time and cost for drug companies. It seems likely/probable that there would be higher instances of problems with the drug, just purely from lack of thorough testing.

That's not fear. that's a rational conclusion to draw.

You appear not to realise that all your procrastination is doing is reinforcing my points.

I have never suggested you don't have a right to refuse the vaccines. Everyone has a right to be stupid if they want to be. All I have done is point out how dumb the decision is because it's not based on any kind of reality. If you truly looked up the risks and decided a one in a million chance of a heart attack (which I am not even sure is true) is a greater risk than being exposed to Covid unvaccinated then you are not thinking straight.

You have admitted you allowed dye to be injected. Well done, as it's harmless. What about tooth numbing? Do you get drilled without and suffer the pain, or do you wimp out like most of us? As I described this carries a small risk too, but do you accept it to avoid the pain? Be honest.

So you have a right to refuse. With any right comes responsibilities. Other people may have rights too that conflict with yours. This is why I get very cross with those who could get vaccinated but don't.

I want to see a change to our laws so that those who refuse vaccination for non-medical reasons are expected to pay the excess cost of any NHS treatment they receive as a consequence. Your right and the consequential responsibility!

I also believe the vaccinated have a right to know if someone has opted out for non-medical reasons, so they can decide whether, and how, they contact and socialise with them. Smokers are required to isolate themselves as non-smokers have the right not to breathe the smoke. Exactly the same applies to the unvaccinated. I don't want to mix with those I believe are acting irresponsibly and it's my right to choose. If I don't know, how can I do that? Ostracising smokers and making them feel uncomfortable and unwanted helps discourage their stupidity. Doing the same to vaccine refusers would do the same.

It's too late for such changes with Covid but when the next pandemic arrives prepare yourself. because this is going to be on the agenda.