An average obviously implies that there are different ages affected. Be that as it may, my comments around sociopathy were a reference to your apparent lack of empathy, in some circle seen a good trait, being right hard.Openside wrote: Wed Oct 28, 2020 12:33 amI am neither mad or a sociopath, which reports am I ignoring.? I read that the average age of covid death is 82.5 if this bollocks fair enough.but that is what I read combined with 307 deaths under 60 without serious co morbidity. if these figures are true its you that is mad for accepting these draconian measures.Ted. wrote: Tue Oct 27, 2020 11:56 pmOS, from my perspective, you are either utterly mad or a sociopath.Openside wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:06 pm
Hardly, but we are going to have to learn to live with this virus there is no point in wringing our hands. Neither is there any point in trashing the economy to delay the deaths of a few octogenarians (ask them all the ones I know agree). Lockdowns seemingly are not the answer so where do we go from here? The whole lockdown thing is to prevent the over running of the NHS which didn't happen the first time I don't think its going to happen this time.
Nor are the deaths confined only to a few octogenarians, so I can only conclude that you have been studiously avoiding all information on the virus and the disease it causes. The possible alternatives don't bear thinking about.

I am more than happy to accept the measures my government and health sector has put in place in the knowledge that his protected to the best of its abilities the vast majority of my countrymen. I am also happy that, while our economy has taken a hit, that we are economically relatively unscathed compared to where we would be if our measures had not been well measured to our situation, i.e. we had let the virus run more in our communities.