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This. I've lived in both Germany and UK and from my humble experience with both the government and the health standards, I think it's more likely the UK/AZ are
by Frypa 6y ago
This. I've lived in both Germany and UK and from my humble experience with both the government and the health standards, I think it's more likely the UK/AZ are downplaying this. It could be that they are right and the impact is minimal given that millions of people have been vaccinated. But I do believe the german version here more. The tory government can't be trusted.
- alecco 6y agoAre you saying the NHS is complicit in hiding deaths due to vaccines?
- Frypa 6y agoWhere did I mention the NHS? I'm referring to the government downplaying the impact of the vaccine. Which could be true, because millions of people got the vaccine and only a few had the clot issue. But I would rather believe the german version on this.
- DanBC 6y agoWhy do you believe there's a link to blood-clotting, and not to, say, broken dishwashers? People (especially on HN) like to say "correlation doesn't equal causation", but there isn't even a correlation here. There are not higher rates of blood clots.
- heavenlyblue 6y agoI find so many of my British friends who are attacking the NHS-of-Germany (for being overly political in this scenario) while totally missing the point that British NHS could be doing exactly the same thing at the same time. That being said a lot of Europeans who would come to the UK would be appalled by the quality of NHS compared to other European countries. So I would argue that I would trust what German NHS says more than the British one.