SBAndy
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I don’t think wearing masks means you have zero risk of getting COVID
And the additional measures that cars and drivers have to pass through don’t result in zero risk of a crash, but there we are.
I don’t think wearing masks means you have zero risk of getting COVID
..Jumping around and hugging randoms (all maskless) in boozer when England score - also ✔
You’re a stupid fucking c**t and id love to meet you in personAnd how many more people die from other things? Do people hide behind their collective sofas from cars or cigarettes or cancer etc?
Yeah we had to over here but it was supposed to only be when it was crowded but somehow ended up being at all times. Luckily it’s been binned off now due to the low levels of cases/increases in vaccinations.Never saw the big fuss over masks. They're a pain in the arse sometimes, but they seem to have made a difference, and it's rarely been a problem for me to put one on for a bit. Just glad I'm not in a country where you had to wear them outdoors, which was crazy.
Is anyone else erect?
So isn't a free for all up the match now or will there still be restrictions?
Boris’ speech in summary.
Cases rising rapidly. Big gamble by Bojo
I’m listening to Starmer now and what he’s saying is actually sensible. Just slow down on a couple of things… keep masks on public transport, you can then open up things like outside stadia.Some of us will die every single year for many years to come from covid too.
Problem is if they don't lift them now , it won't happen until next spring as winter won't get any better mate
I’m listening to Starmer now and what he’s saying is actually sensible. Just slow down on a couple of things… keep masks on public transport, you can then open up things like outside stadia.
Mainly rising in the younger population though so is opening up now in the summer more of a gamble than opening up in the winter when there are more pressures on the NHS?Cases rising rapidly. Big gamble by Bojo
We all want restrictions gone, but if we just make some gradual, sensible adjustments for easy wins on things like this, whilst opening up of those businesses that have had to close and have had restrictions.Fair enough
Mainly rising in the younger population though so is opening up now in the summer more of a gamble than opening up in the winter when there are more pressures on the NHS?
I guess now we’re gonna find out how respectful people are towards others, unfortunately I suspect the answer is “not very”, you can see that already on social media by the masses of people seeing this as a “victory”, as if there are sides
They are if they’re disrespectful. I’m in favour of opening but I won’t be taking the piss if I see someone is clearly nervousIt doesn't need to be anything , if people want to wear a mask then wear one , if people don't then don't wear one..
Nobody is in the wrong
Whitty isn't, he doesn't seem too happy.
This isn't a binary choice. Could have retained certain measures a little longer, such as masks on public transport, table service only inside pubs. I support further unlocking but this is reckless and a repeat of mistakes made last summer, like Eat out to help out.Some of us will die every single year for many years to come from covid too.
Problem is if they don't lift them now , it won't happen until next spring as winter won't get any better mate
Was pretty noticeable, especially when the PM was stood next to him and only minutes ago had announce the removal of the very things Whitty said scientists agreed needed to remain in place. The masks thing is odd, polling shows people are massively in favour of keeping mask requirement and countries like Israel, who have previously removed the requirement, are bringing it back in.Whitty isn't, he doesn't seem too happy.
Vallance also a noticeably different tone. Taking about cases rising and "spreading up the age groups", hospitalisations rising and deaths rising. Most worryingly he said he expects deaths to continue rising. Not sure how that all equates to the governments "nothing in the data" to suggest some measures need to remain.Prof Whitty says these are decisions for ministers, not advisers, and there was a "really clear consensus" among scientists that some degree of social distancing would be need to be maintained even after restrictions are lifted in law.
They are if they’re disrespectful. I’m in favour of opening but I won’t be taking the piss if I see someone is clearly nervous
This isn't a binary choice. Could have retained certain measures a little longer, such as masks on public transport, table service only inside pubs. I support further unlocking but this is reckless and a repeat of mistakes made last summer, like Eat out to help out.
Disrespectful about what give me an example
Fair enough , I imagine many people will continue wearing masks anyway
So when do we open up? Or do we not as we ‘risk’ a new variant?They can still be the infection that creates a variant and the more cases the more chances of new variants. so it is a very big risk
Deaths will rise from current levels as they lag cases, the government must expect cases to level off and start to decline at some point soonWas pretty noticeable, especially when the PM was stood next to him and only minutes ago had announce the removal of the very things Whitty said scientists agreed needed to remain in place. The masks thing is odd, polling shows people are massively in favour of keeping mask requirement and countries like Israel, who have previously removed the requirement, are bringing it back in.
Vallance also a noticeably different tone. Taking about cases rising and "spreading up the age groups", hospitalisations rising and deaths rising. Most worryingly he said he expects deaths to continue rising. Not sure how that all equates to the governments "nothing in the data" to suggest some measures need to remain.
Feels like deja vu, back to where we were 18 months ago. Government saying let it pass through everyone, economy over public health etc and the experts saying this is a really bad idea and will end up with a long lockdown later in the year. Hope that this time the government is right and the experts wrong but the track record would suggest otherwise.