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HSE letter informs unvaccinated paramedic of being stood down ‘from all frontline duties’ (Irish Examiner)

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  1. anti morons

    the unvaccinated paramedic will probably end up in hospital first than the person that needed help…

    idiot!

    Broadsheet = BS

    1. SOQ

      Unless you take poorly in The George- I’m allowed to crack that joke.

      A few more:-

      What goes broom screech brake, broom screech brake? A twink learning to drive.

      How do you make a queen scream? After you are done, wipe your willi on his curtains.

      I should be on the stage- yeah yeah I know- scubbin it.

          1. SOQ

            Oh ok- you are clearly confusing gay humour with srt8- but I’ll roll with it.

            I am not easily offended- neck like a drag queen’s b0llix if truth be told.

      1. Cú Chulainn

        It’s ok to take poorly just so long as there is active consent and you give him his taxi fare home..

  2. Nigel

    An immunocompromised person might feel they were being stupidly and needlessly endangered but, and this is why the hypotheitcal is so stupid, it’s not something anyone would find out about until afterwards.

    1. Chris

      “stupidly and needlessly endangered” From a healthy person doing their job? Your levels of magical thinking are getting even more absurd.

        1. Chris

          They’re not even bothering with crisis actors these days, since mannequins are enough to fool the gullible.

    2. Mr.T

      With omicron there is the same chance of getting infected as a vaccinated person compared to an unvaccinated person.
      So unless you think all HSE staff needed boosted too, its a non-argument as far as infection control goes.

        1. K. Cavan

          No citation need, Cian, just a basic grasp of Virology. If someone vaccinated (inoculated with killed or attenuated virus) against Polio encounters that virus, in copious quantities, they will become infected, exactly as an unvaccinated person would. The inoculated person will have large quantities of the specific Lymphocytes required to attack & kill the virus. Vaccination cannot stop infection but can reduce the amount of Transfection (the virus getting into cells) & therefore reproducing in huge numbers.
          Immunity to a viral pathogen is not equivalent to, say, immunity from prosecution in the justice system, like “cases”, “immunity” has a specific meaning in science, one you don’t seem to have grasped.
          Any questions?

          1. Cian

            You are basically saying “vaccines don’t stop infections”? yes?

            And then you wonder why you’re called anti-vax?

  3. Don Leary-Dort (formerly Tara Strete, formerly Sydney Parade-Gates, formerly Herr Coach, formerly Buzz Eireann, formerly Hughie Luas)

    How would you know if they were vaxxed or otherwise?

    More LiveLine CBLive dogwhistles. Leave it out and discuss the most important health crisis of the hour: Operation Transformation.

  4. Ian - oG

    Rather silly question. Not sure anyone in need of emergency services person would be thinking of stuff like that, personally if I was in that condition I wouldn’t care if they were or were not as I have gotten the booster shot and in a choice between suturing a seriously bleeding wound or checking their digital cert I’d be looking to get the bleeding stopped and to hell with their status.

    I’d imagine most people would be the same, even those who would be very much opposed to the concept of an unvaccinated emergency services person.

      1. SOQ

        A friend, paramedic, had antibodies, forced to double jab and now boost- all while scientific research now points to natural immunity being superior.

        Name me one other virus that people whom already have a good antibody response are then forced to take a vaccine? They don’t even do that for Hepatitis ffs.

          1. SOQ

            HSE staff who contracted Hepatitis B then display good antibodies are not required to take a vaccine Cian- they are already immune.

            There are outliers but in the main, job done.

  5. K. Cavan

    Virology, like any biological science, is layers of complexity upon layers of complexity, terminating in vast swathes of unknowns that science simply hasn’t cracked yet & may never decipher but there is no excuse for anyone with the temerity to shoot their mouth off on the subject of “The Science” of Covid or viral pathology in general, not to have made any attempt to educate themselves, at this stage.
    Those who’ve wallowed in their ignorance are inevitably the ones who leant their ear to lying goons like Luke O’Neill & are still engulfed in The Fear of The Virion. Those who’ve been freed from the Fear have done so by acquiring Knowledge.
    Knowledge sets you free from the fear that paralyses the Ignorant.
    Not that Virology information is required to see through the multitude of holes that have appeared in the Covid Con, that merely requires an average IQ & the absence of a servile slave-mentality. Alas.

  6. Slightly Bemused

    I do not know how to answer this. But I have been taken a number of times under blues and twos, and never once asked for their vaccination status. We have some of the finest paramedics in the world here. I have, and if need be again, I will trust that they know their stuff

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