Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "NHS plea as only 5% of patients recovered from Covid agree to donate plasma" video.

  1. This is what Blood.co.uk says: 'Does NHS Blood and Transplant sell plasma for profit? No, NHS Blood and Transplant does not sell plasma for profit. NHS organisations charge each other for the cost of services, on a cost recovery basis. For example, an NHS commissioning group might give an NHS hospital a fixed sum of money for a hip operation. In the same way, NHS Blood and Transplant receives money for each unit of red cells, platelets and plasma that it supplies to hospitals. This money covers NHS Blood and Transplant’s costs.'
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  2. You are not real, surely?
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  3. What's the matter with you?
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  4.  @pw6295  Calm down. There's no coercion involved.
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  5.  @pw6295  The only common global element is capitalism which is an economic as well as political system but there's no global conspiracy. Countries can't even unite or agree on how to stop war or save the planet from global warming. They are not capable of a global conspiracy and involving everyone in the science, medical and political communities, agreeing on it. Yes life is rather hellish for many at the moment but it's because they are trying to protect the population and the health services from the pandemic. It's not as bad as you say though. People can leave home for exercise and essentials. They can go to work if they are unable to work from home. Vaccination is not compulsory. The job losses are awful but many jobs and businesses are promoting themselves online now. I've heard of local collections of shops grouping together to do it. Robotics will take many jobs in future whether there's a pandemic or not and Brexit will take more. People who don't understand the dynamics of the time, will lump everything together and call it a global conspiracy. It's simpler to understand and accept that way isn't it?
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  6.  @pw6295  A Breitbart man. Huh!
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  7.  @pw6295  I meant Delingpole who you referred to. From googling: 'James Mark Court Delingpole is an English writer, journalist, and columnist who has written for a number of publications, including the Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Times, The Daily Telegraph, and The Spectator. He is executive editor for Breitbart London, and has published several novels and four political books. Wikipedia'
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  8.  @pw6295  He's not denouncing. He's warning against. Compulsory vaccination does not exist. There have been 'suggestions' that people who've been vaccinated will be able to do stuff that those who have not been vaccinated won't. It's a suggestion at the moment, that's all, but I've no sympathy for this guy. If you look at all the things he rails against, he doesn't seem to support any measures against Covid at all. You can listen to 'the great fount of wisdom' and what he said in the commons, here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20BAY69UTyo If idiots like him and you had complied with the guidance to begin with there would be no need for lockdowns and tiers now.
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  9. What discrimination? They don't ask questions because of bigotry but for health and safety reasons.
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  10. You are fake.
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