Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "Coronavirus: England areas with most new cases per 100,000 people" video.

So how are they making money by having to spend billions propping up the economy?
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@raatkirani4405 Your comment is so ignorant it's staggering. A candidate for the Guinness book of records I think. Genetic material is not the same as a virus. It's not a DNA test.
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@micah.101 What have old people's deaths, or lack of them, got to do with the virus not being killed by the heat? Old people who know they are vulnerable are probably avoiding the risk situations. A lot of older people in care homes died because they could not avoid the risks when untested hospital patients were sent back into care homes, which at the time didn't have PPE and other protective equipment.
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Unsurprising news: Poor spelling disproportionately affects right wingers.
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@immyu6566 OMG as soon as you mentioned David Icke. He's a complete loony. Listen to some proper scientists and medics who know what they are talking about and have verifiable science and research to prove it, not someone who believes in aliens and that we are ruled by lizards.
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You can search for cases by London Boroughs, but they never break down the figures to smaller areas it seems.
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@benferriggi9765 So every doctor who takes an oath to 'first do no harm' is forging death certificates? Don't make me laugh. It's not the banks telling us about the virus though, it's the government which you say is getting into more debt, so Covid's no benefit to them.
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That's because the government and the MSM are following the science, as far as it's known, and not conspiracy theories. Science is verifiable. The whole world is not involved in a conspiracy.
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@godislove8740 Lol.
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@JackIves Are you calling me a dumbass child or someone else? Your comment does not need explanation by me. It's self explanatory.
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Another massively ignorant statement.
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On what evidence?
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@immyu6566 I'm not going to check out loony conspiracy theories. Those are for people that fear and have lost their sense of perspective.
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@immyu6566 So according to you, what accounts for all the excess deaths during the Covid period? Every death is registered (I don't just mean Covid deaths) and from the death register can be seen the number of deaths happening currently and these can be compared to the average number of deaths that occurred in the same periods in previous years. That shows the current 'excess deaths' figure. The Excess deaths figure was approx 60,000 when the deaths attributed to Covid on death certificates was approx 40,000, which sounds like Covid deaths are more likely to have been undercounted as a lot of people died without being tested.
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Scotland and Wales may just not be at the top of the 'most cases' list.
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@micah.101 When people think they know 'the real truth' more than the scientists and the medics, you know they are beyond hope.
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@raatkirani4405 It's not about following the mainstream, it's about following the science, the scientists and the medics. I trust them more than conspiracy theorists. Science is at least verifiable.
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sid viciouss Well the whole world has to be like your own small circle does it? Thank goodness no one you know has been infected, but why not talk to some nurses or volunteer in a care home for a broader picture? My sister and brother in law have had it. A local shopkeeper has died from it. Those politicians who didn't take it seriously have had it, Boris Johnson, his health secretary, his Chief Medical Officer, his Foreign Secretary, his political adviser, Republican senators in the USA, Jair Bolsonaro, President of Brazil. Hotspots in the UK and US have occurred where people have ignored the request to socially distance or wear masks or where people have been working in crowded working conditions.
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LetsTalkSense1 Nighty night.
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LetsTalkSense1 Where does the 15% come from?
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@danormal1707 Herman Cain, politician, died in the USA. He was against mask wearing and social distancing. He caught covid 19 and died. My brother in law who caught Covid 19 had a stroke as a result of it. (The virus is known to cause blood clotting) The damage from the disease can last. He has just now had a second stroke.
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@danormal1707 Prince Charles is 71 not 90+ and he's engaged in sport for a lot of his life (polo) so he's probably fairly fit for a 71 year old. I think you are confusing Prince Charles with Prince Philip. Prince Philip who is 99 has not had Covid.
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@danormal1707 Here's what the doctor in 'Private Eye' magazine says: "Covid is much less likely to be fatal in the under 50s but evidence is emerging it may cause severe long-term health consequences, even if the initial infection appeared relatively mild. A small study of 100 German patients who had recovered from Covid had MRI scans of the heart and it was found that 78 had 'cardiac involvement' and 60 had ongoing myocardial inflammation, which was independent of, any other conditions they had, how severe the illness was and how long it lasted. Whether this translates into long term damage remains to be seen. In terms of lung damage the NHS is anticipating that Covid survivors will have more chronic cough, fibrotic lung disease, bronchiectasis and pulmonary vascular disease. Those who have been in intensive care will have long term rehabilitation needs. The Long Covid Support Group study estimates that 10% of people with the virus take at least 3 weeks to recover with 250,000 people in the UK thought to experience symptoms for 30 days or more. Brain fog, chronic pain, headaches, dizziness, nausea, palpitations, shortness of breath, post exertional malaise and a severe reduction in everyday activities, and many are suffering anxiety and low mood. Overall, it's a virus best avoided."
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@devilsadvocatetrolledition3183 It seems he has but he's now saying that people testing positive for Covid only have a slight chance of having it.
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@raatkirani4405 I'm following the NHS and British scientific advisors and the WHO. I don't know ant British scientists who say the virus doesn't exist. The WHO website says the virus was isolated.
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@danormal1707 You want to wallow in ignorance and conspiracy theories because it suits your mentality - that's all. Science is at least verifiable - that's what makes it science.
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@micah.101 Which scientists and which medics are you 'reiterating'? Thay may have said it's not serious for most people who are young and healthy but you know many westerns societies have ageing populations and also many people who suffer from chronic illness, disabilities or obesity. Young people may pass it on to others who are vulnerable, if the spread of the virus is not controlled.
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@danormal1707 You are in a muddle. 1. Masks allow oxygen through them, otherwise you would die wearing one. 2. There's Carbon Dioxide in the air anyway. Your body only takes in what it needs - oxygen and breathes out what it doesn't need - carbon dioxide.
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@danormal1707 You can live without optimum Oxygen but you can't 100% say you can live if you get the virus. I don't know what you mean by depopulation using vaccines? Where is the evidence of that? Is it another conspiracy theory? Why are you so keen to believe unproven cobblers?
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@danormal1707 Everything is only linked in a paranoid conspiracy theorist's mind or a Chinese or Russian troll's posts. Whose agenda do you think this is? Have you actually found evidence of Bill Gates sating this?
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@danormal1707 I can't see any link.
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@pointblankracer6274 Good luck to you too xD
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You must have low self esteem to think of yourself as a 'nobody'.
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@wattage2007 No one is paralysed with fear except those believing bonkers conspiracy theories. Socialist probably take more notice of the science.
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These are cumulative figures aren't they, so they don't tell you which way things are going unless you remember the figures posted previously?
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You know when you get ill with anything, it's as easy to get rid of. Just tell yourself you are not ill.
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How is Bolsonaro getting on? We don't hear much from him now, but I did hear he said he has mold in his lungs now.
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