Cambridge-educated anti-vaxx solicitor, 58, recorded video saying Covid 'is nothing to be afraid of'

[Siwsan]

and explaining why he is still against the vaccine - nine days before dying from the disease

(Sorry - typical Daily Mail long headline) His embedded videos are hard to watch, but definitely show the path that Covid-19 takes.
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A Cambridge University graduate recorded himself downplaying his Covid symptoms and telling viewers the disease was not to be feared days before the virus claimed his life.

Solicitor Leslie Lawrenson, 58, died at his home in Bournemouth, Dorset, just nine days after releasing footage to Facebook explaining why Covid-19 was 'nothing to be afraid of'.

Leslie had no underlying health conditions and had previously refused his vaccine because he believed he 'did not need it' and instead placed his faith in his immune system.

With intermittent coughing breaking up his monologue, he explains his symptoms and describes them as 'no worse than a cold'.

Article link:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9864347/Covid-sufferer-says-virus-afraid-vlog-days-died-disease.html

[UpInArms]

1. He owned the libs but good

Yay for him!

[nycbos]

2. My My grandmother said this about education...

... "that and a token will get you on the subway."

[tanyev]

3. Nothing to be afraid of.

[TheBlackAdder]

4. Here's a top British anti-vaxxer seemingly taking a bribe to back off on criticizing AstraZeneca.

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He's Jefrey Corbin's brother.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/1017671777

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[marble falls]

5. Being careful is a good attitude and a bad sole stategy. My wife and I, both vaxxed and ...

... masked both managed to get ourselves exposed to different people who were unvaxxed.

In my wife's case, it was going to church one day after over a year and a half of staying away: to say goodbye to a retiring music director. The director's husband is on a ventilator as of yesterday and three others have come down with it, including the lady sitting next to her in the choir loft.

I wrote about my experience: a neighbor, who while I was taking him to the hospital told me he hadn't gotten his vaxx yet, he was "waiting to see if the shot was effective or not."

We are in quarantine considering what inconsiderate neighbors and friends we have.

[lark]

6. Good luck!

Hope your antibodies are up to the task of keeping you safe.

[marble falls]

15. Moderna says it retains it's strength after six months and Pfizer says it'll have FDA approval ...

... in the next several weeks.

I'm Moderna and my wife is Pfizer. I'm confident that I am as safe as I can be in Texas with all those mendacious RWers around me.

We're showing no symptoms in the two weeks since Mrs MFalls was exposed. Unfortunately, 'Hercules' exposed me on Monday.

[dalton99a]

8. "I really enjoyed it"

[spanone]

9. so much for his 'education'. he learned nothing.

[Siwsan]

10. I used to credential physicians

Part of my job was to review malpractice claims (pending, settled, dismissed) and quality of service complaints. I can't tell you how many multi-board certified doctors I wouldn't trust to even clip my fingernails.

[PCIntern]

11. His education, as my father used to say,

was a load of books on the back of an ass.

[spanone]

12. Brilliant.

[ratchiweenie]

13. Bet he was studying Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, not Medicine or Science.

[SoCalDavidS]

14. These Stories Are Coming Fast & Furious

Oh well. Too bad, so sad.

[Baitball Blogger]

17. +1

[gratuitous]

16. "With intermittent coughing breaking up his monologue . . ."

Look out, Brent Terhune! Someone's working your side of the street. Oh wait; never mind, he's dead now. I wonder if Lawrenson's estate will be looking to Cambridge for a refund on his tuition payments?

[Raftergirl]

18. I love when they video their stupidity for alll the world to see.

[scrabblequeen40]

19. Another dead doing what he loved: owning the libs

May he rest in peace.