hill83
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Wankers playing games with my kids life. No chance I was sending him in. I might be being a bit extreme but I don't give a fuck. Fuck them.
Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (220 Viewers)
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Wankers playing games with my kids life. No chance I was sending him in. I might be being a bit extreme but I don't give a fuck. Fuck them.
Coronavirus 'in Scotland earlier than thought'
The travel advice through February was severely lacking .
The travel advice through February was severely lacking .
pipkin73
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Not been stated mate, just opening back up to supporters.
pipkin73
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They play in blue and Yellow, Yellow being the strong colour. Get your ass back here and let's watch a game, live footy (City back in the Championship confirmed) wish i had the money to go out and celebrate, still i've had 4 pints of larger and 2 pints of Vodka and Lemonade and got 6 cans back at home, friends have been buying me drinks all day.
City get promoted, i get free drinks all day, free food and loads of laughs. Wish every day was like this, if it was i would never need to work lol
chiefdave
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Having said that zoo's couldn't open as it wasn't safe after another u-turn it seems zoo's are safe to open.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson to announce zoos can reopen in latest easing of lockdown
Is anyone still pretending we're 'following the science'?
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson to announce zoos can reopen in latest easing of lockdown
Is anyone still pretending we're 'following the science'?
Sky Blue Pete
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Infections inching back up and nowhere near Italy France Spain Germany and 286 deaths. Long way to go for us I fear
Brylowes
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My god she’s a drip.
SkyBlueDom26
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We need to get them open, do you want them all to close for good or something? Weird mindset that is
David O'Day
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No Dim, we want them to open once safe
Ian1779
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No it’s not - it’s merely wanting things to open and return safely so we don’t have to lock up all over again. This hap-hazard approach that is not consistent with their OWN plan and guidance puts a return to normality at risk the most.
ajsccfc
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Dom, when people jump on you for being enthusiastic about numbers coming down they're dead wrong about you celebrating death or whatever the accusation may be, similarly when you jump on people who don't want everything suddenly open it also doesn't mean they want everything closed forever.
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Yup. FWIW I think both announcements (schools and museums) are positive things as they've listened to the advice and entreaties of people, and been prepared to change their minds. Not going to have a go at them for that myself.
But yeah, not thinking people who think otherwise are desperate for zoos to be closed for all eternity
hill83
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OMG you want everything closed 4eva AND love it that everyone is dying all the time
Ian1779
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The amount of published deaths in hospital yesterday is equivalent to an ENTIRE average sized primary school.
Why do you seem to think that the only two options for just about everything are either open them immediately or close them forever?
It' so weird. You realise there is quite a big gap in between those two choices with plenty of options?
hill83
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OMG you want ternary to be killed 4eva
David O'Day
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chiefdave
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No I don't want them to close for good. If you look back over this thread you'll see I posted a few days ago, when zoos were told by the government that they would't be able to open as planned, questioning the decision.
The issue is that we're supposed to be following the science. So why do they keep making public announcements and then when there's a backlash change their mind? Its not just on issues related to coronavirus either, they do it with everything, if not formal announcements things are leaked out in advance to gauge the response. Its weak government and the last thing we need in a time of crisis.
David O'Day
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as this the genetral politics thread now Johnson was equally awful on Child Poiverty and the windrush scandal
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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I've no problem with them changing their minds. The backtrack on school opening is welcome as I feared they'd just plough ahead regardless.
But it should be being done because the science and evidence had changed. At the moment stuff is touted as opening up due to ideology and then change their mind due to unpopularity. There's no plan to follow it's all just ad hoc off-the-cuff stuff.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic IMO.
The lost a lot of sane ones after the election as they just bussed in a load of Boris fanboys and girls just willing to say yes to whatever he proposed on Brexit.
Flying Fokker
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chiefdave
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That doesn't make good reading for the government and their choice to not impose any restrictions on people coming into the country. Was bad enough before but if studies are now showing "the UK's coronavirus epidemic was largely initiated by travel from Italy in late February, Spain in early-to-mid-March and then France in mid-to-late-March" then it would suggest if the government had acted early and decisively, similarly to New Zealand, the results could be very different.
Would you rather be in Italy part #728636
It was surely obvious that locking down sooner, more effectively and more strictly, but for a shorter period, would leave us better off economically than one long loose, vague, semi-lockdown?
UK economy likely to suffer worst Covid-19 damage, says OECD
It was surely obvious that locking down sooner, more effectively and more strictly, but for a shorter period, would leave us better off economically than one long loose, vague, semi-lockdown?
UK economy likely to suffer worst Covid-19 damage, says OECD
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Yep. Tried to be clever/greedy and saying if we can stay open we can get a march on everyone else and see the economic benefit (their main desire). Instead we dithered and will likely end up seeing the biggest shock from it by having to delay our re-opening of it. Wouldn't surprise me if a fair few of those behind the scenes are claiming our problem wasn't that we didn't lockdown early enough but that we locked down at all and should've remained open for the economy. What's a few hundred thousands lives compared to billions of pounds.....
Amazing how those whose main interest is greed and economic benefit seem to be the most adept at destroying economies.
The FO advice was pathetic.
Early restrictions and we may all be flying off on our hols soon pub's opening domestic holidays being taken .
Seemed to be trying to protect travel industry then impacting on it now.
clint van damme
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