Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (12 Viewers)

[Brylowes]

The problem with 1 metre is that it's no distance at all. Distancing in England is pretty much over.

TBH, if anyone gets closer to me than 1 meter ‘that Isn’t either.
A. married to me.
Or
B. Fathered by me.
I consider it an invasion of my space.

 

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[Nick]

TBH, if anyone gets closer to me than 1 meter ‘that Isn’t either.
A. married to me.
Or
B. Fathered by me.
I consider it an invasion of my space.

Being in Norfolk Im sure you only needed the one option.

 

[Brylowes]

Being in Norfolk Im sure you only needed the one option.

Agreed!!!
But I’m in Suffolk.

 

[shmmeee]

TBH, if anyone gets closer to me than 1 meter ‘that Isn’t either.
A. married to me.
Or
B. Fathered by me.
I consider it an invasion of my space.

Note to self: disinvite Brylowes from strip club visit.

 

[chiefdave]

"trust in the common sense of the British people to carry us though and see us to victory" - Boris Johnson earlier this week announced the easing of lockdown restrictions.

Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands of people flock to beaches

A major incident has been declared in Bournemouth after thousands of people descended on the area's beaches.

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council said people had "defied advice to stay away" and condemned them as "irresponsible" as services struggle to cope.

The influx of beachgoers has caused "widespread" problems with illegal parking, "excessive" littering, gridlock on roads and anti-social behaviour, Bournemouth Council said.

There were a number of reported incidents of fights and excessive alcohol use, while cleaning crews received "abuse and intimidation" as they attempted to empty overflowing bins on the seafront.

 

[hill83]

"trust in the common sense of the British people to carry us though and see us to victory" - Boris Johnson earlier this week announced the easing of lockdown restrictions.

Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands of people flock to beaches

They are just showing some guts.

Not all of us want to hide in our pillow forts forever like you.

 

[Ian1779]

"trust in the common sense of the British people to carry us though and see us to victory" - Boris Johnson earlier this week announced the easing of lockdown restrictions.

Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands of people flock to beaches

State of those beaches - why do people have to be so scummy with their litter. They should just close them for a period of time and fine every twat that ignores it.

 

[chiefdave]

why do people have to be so scummy with their litter

Find it so sad. When lockdown first started we saw how quickly things changed environmentally. May only have been superficial but it was glaring obvious. Had hoped that might make people consider their behaviour but obviously not.

 

[hill83]

Find it so sad. When lockdown first started we saw how quickly things changed environmentally. May only have been superficial but it was glaring obvious. Had hoped that might make people consider their behaviour but obviously not.

“It’s only one bit of litter though and nobody saw, the cleaners will get it”

 

[wingy]

Long-term COVID warning: ICU doctor reports having coronavirus symptoms for three months
Pretty devastating.

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

Over 1000 isn’t great is it?

india
Brazil
USA
Chile
Mexico

all looking bad

 

[clint van damme]

Over 1000 isn’t great is it?

india
Brazil
USA
Chile
Mexico

all looking bad

us, India, Brazil, the States - spot the common denominator

 

[chiefdave]

If only there was some way he could easily communicate with the public. Maybe some sort of daily briefing where the scientists are actually allowed to speak.

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

If only there was some way he could easily communicate with the public. Maybe some sort of daily briefing where the scientists are actually allowed to speak.

Basically saying common sense, why do you need a briefing for that

 

[David O'Day]

Basically saying common sense, why do you need a briefing for that

Bournemouth beach

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Bournemouth beach

People wanting to live their lives on the hottest day of the year and go outside after being in lockdown for 13 weeks, shouldn’t have been as many people there though but who’s gonna police it

 

[chiefdave]

Basically saying common sense, why do you need a briefing for that

Have you been in a bubble for the last 48 hours and not seen any news?

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Have you been in a bubble for the last 48 hours and not seen any news?

What news?

 

[David O'Day]

People wanting to live their lives on the hottest day of the year and go outside after being in lockdown for 13 weeks, shouldn’t have been as many people there though but who’s gonna police it

So breaking social distancing is "common sense"?

No so thusly it appears people still need to be told this.

 

[Ian1779]

Basically saying common sense, why do you need a briefing for that

Errr have you seen Bournemouth beach today?

 

[Ian1779]

shouldn’t have been as many people there though but who’s gonna police it

Common sense brigade obviously.

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

So breaking social distancing is "common sense"?

No so thusly it appears people still need to be told this.

We can’t be locked away because of a few idiots, no thanks I’ll rather get back to some sort of normal like most people want

 

[David O'Day]

We can’t be locked away because of a few idiots, no thanks I’ll rather get back to some sort of normal like most people want

Do you even read what people have actually said?

No one has mentioned anything about being "locked away", people are talking about how the CMO can try and tell people they are being idiots.

Read peoples posts you twat and you won't look quite so stupid.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

We can’t be locked away because of a few idiots, no thanks I’ll rather get back to some sort of normal like most people want

You can go outside/not be 'locked away' without packing a beach. Common sense would have seen most of those people take one look at the beach and say "nah, not today". Go somewhere less crowded so can distance. But they didn't.

 

[chiefdave]

What news?

Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands of people flock to beaches
Hove lawns 'trashed' after violence erupts between groups of youths
Fights break out in massive gathering of youths on Hove Lawns
Police injured during illegal street party clashes
‘I was spat at directing beach traffic'

In other news I see WHO have observed the first increase in weekly cases for months across Europe as restrictions are eased.

Regional Director Dr Hans Henri Kluge described it as a "very significant resurgence", and said warnings about the risk of resurgence had become reality.

If left unchecked, he warned health systems would be "pushed to the brink".

 

[clint van damme]

Appalling

Full list of the 331 Tory MPs who voted against weekly testing of NHS and care staff

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Appalling

Full list of the 331 Tory MPs who voted against weekly testing of NHS and care staff

Bet they all stood there clapping like seals though.

 

[Grendel]

Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands of people flock to beaches
Hove lawns 'trashed' after violence erupts between groups of youths
Fights break out in massive gathering of youths on Hove Lawns
Police injured during illegal street party clashes
‘I was spat at directing beach traffic'

In other news I see WHO have observed the first increase in weekly cases for months across Europe as restrictions are eased.

Regional Director Dr Hans Henri Kluge described it as a "very significant resurgence", and said warnings about the risk of resurgence had become reality.

If left unchecked, he warned health systems would be "pushed to the brink".

Do you think we should water cannon them - you seem to believe in state control

 

[Nick]

Agreed!!!
But I’m in Suffolk.

Same thing

 

[chiefdave]

Appalling

Full list of the 331 Tory MPs who voted against weekly testing of NHS and care staff

Not long after this
Student nurses irate after NHS frontline contracts cut short
and
Student nurses ‘not deemed to be providing a service’, says MP

 

[hill83]

Do you even read what people have actually said?

No one has mentioned anything about being "locked away", people are talking about how the CMO can try and tell people they are being idiots.

Read peoples posts you twat and you won't look quite so stupid.

Just because you are terrified and want to hide for the rest of your life and want to cry don’t take it out on everyone else.

 

[LastGarrison]

Guessing there might be a bit of a mass gathering outside Anfield right about now as well.

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Major incident declared in Bournemouth as thousands of people flock to beaches
Hove lawns 'trashed' after violence erupts between groups of youths
Fights break out in massive gathering of youths on Hove Lawns
Police injured during illegal street party clashes
‘I was spat at directing beach traffic'

In other news I see WHO have observed the first increase in weekly cases for months across Europe as restrictions are eased.

Regional Director Dr Hans Henri Kluge described it as a "very significant resurgence", and said warnings about the risk of resurgence had become reality.

If left unchecked, he warned health systems would be "pushed to the brink".

Oh dear, the who trying to make people live in fear for the foreseeable future, no thanks most people actually want to start living again and going out and doing things

 

[skybluetony176]

Appalling

Full list of the 331 Tory MPs who voted against weekly testing of NHS and care staff

Yet not surprising.

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Oh dear, the who trying to make people live in fear for the foreseeable future, no thanks most people actually want to start living again and going out and doing things

Why would the WHO want people to live in fear?