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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political?

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? "

Some are using it to score political points or show how very independent they are. The virus and its situation are apolitical, but needs leadership and management to steer us through it.

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By *icecouple561Couple
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over a year ago

East Sussex

The virus is not political but people have politicised it.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? "

I don’t think it’s political as such .. there is a big divide in how people view the guidelines. My view is that it’s very selfish to be meeting or not socially distancing as you’re putting others lives at risk. In my actual life I don’t see anyone breaking the guidelines but the attitudes on here astounds me - I just don’t spend time with people who have little regard for the health of others tbh.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The virus is not political but people have politicised it."

Agreed

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By *moothman2000Man
over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? "

Some people are using it for political capital, others to expound various theories in an unmedicated state.

I find it quite odd that people should want to make use of a pandemic in any way, but hey, what do I know..?

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex

I think people have got to stop seeing covid as something that has any influence. It isn't nature getting it's own back or the earth's way of showing us the error of its ways. It's a virus that's just behaving like well...a virus.

The way people are reacting to it, now that's something else all together

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"I think people have got to stop seeing covid as something that has any influence. It isn't nature getting it's own back or the earth's way of showing us the error of its ways. It's a virus that's just behaving like well...a virus.

The way people are reacting to it, now that's something else all together"

Yes. And the correct response doesn't depend on what you feel about Corbyn or Johnson or Trump or Brexit. It's within a range of parameters based on the data and evidence, influenced by your values and priorities.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? "

It is world wide how can it be political?

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"The virus is not political but people have politicised it.

Agreed "

I think the way the government have dealt with it is wealth over health if you are right wing and believe that you make your own luck and ‘I’m alright jack pull up the ladder’ then you will agree if you’re left wing and believe that society is as strong as it’s weakest link you will be repulsed by the governments choices. Life is all about politics from where we shop, how we live, employment education everything so I don’t see how life and politics can be separate - pandemic or not.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its the nature of politics, any situation, good or bad, is manipulated to score browning points with the less educated among us. Of which there are many

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I'd not noticed any difference amongst the people that I know. There have been recognised personnelity ifferences amongst people of differing political learnings, even though not everyone is fixed in their party of support. There are also supporters of the EU across the political spectrum, though there were certain ideological differences.

This isn't the political forum section, though it spans virus and politics, so we should keep the focus on the virus element.

People who are for greater community cohesion and shared goals may be most in favour of shared responsibilities against the virus, so there may be overlap with desires for cohesive benefits of the common European area. It's an interesting topic.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central


"I'd not noticed any difference amongst the people that I know. There have been recognised *personnelity* ifferences amongst people of differing political learnings, even though not everyone is fixed in their party of support. There are also supporters of the EU across the political spectrum, though there were certain ideological differences.

This isn't the political forum section, though it spans virus and politics, so we should keep the focus on the virus element.

People who are for greater community cohesion and shared goals may be most in favour of shared responsibilities against the virus, so there may be overlap with desires for cohesive benefits of the common European area. It's an interesting topic. "

*Personality*

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"I think people have got to stop seeing covid as something that has any influence. It isn't nature getting it's own back or the earth's way of showing us the error of its ways. It's a virus that's just behaving like well...a virus.

The way people are reacting to it, now that's something else all together"

People are reacting like modern day people,like selfish idiots,society is sick and the virus amplifies it.Modern man is nastier than covid.,ie people born in this century

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? It is world wide how can it be political?"

Well the Republicans in America I think mostly are calling bullshit on the virus and the Dems are the mask enforcers, so I think there is a worldwide aspect to it yes. I only really observe here and America mostly because of the language barrier of anywhere else.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"The virus is not political but people have politicised it.

Agreed

I think the way the government have dealt with it is wealth over health if you are right wing and believe that you make your own luck and ‘I’m alright jack pull up the ladder’ then you will agree if you’re left wing and believe that society is as strong as it’s weakest link you will be repulsed by the governments choices. Life is all about politics from where we shop, how we live, employment education everything so I don’t see how life and politics can be separate - pandemic or not. "

Yes.

But for me it's not tribal.

I'd never vote Tory, she says, surprising no one.

But at the beginning of lockdown I was right behind the government. Stay home, limit spread, support the NHS. Make this less of a catastrophe. (I even noted that there were legal irregularities in the process by which they instituted lockdown, but thought that could and should be overlooked for the sake of public health)

If I continued to view their actions as helpful I'd say so.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

East Sussex


"I think people have got to stop seeing covid as something that has any influence. It isn't nature getting it's own back or the earth's way of showing us the error of its ways. It's a virus that's just behaving like well...a virus.

The way people are reacting to it, now that's something else all togetherPeople are reacting like modern day people,like selfish idiots,society is sick and the virus amplifies it.Modern man is nastier than covid.,ie people born in this century"

Human beings have always been nasty it's not a modern day problem

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By *ommenhimCouple
over a year ago

wigan


"I think people have got to stop seeing covid as something that has any influence. It isn't nature getting it's own back or the earth's way of showing us the error of its ways. It's a virus that's just behaving like well...a virus.

The way people are reacting to it, now that's something else all togetherPeople are reacting like modern day people,like selfish idiots,society is sick and the virus amplifies it.Modern man is nastier than covid.,ie people born in this century"

So people up to 20 years old are ‘nastier than Covid’ ? Or in the last 100years... either way my grandfather was born just over 100 years ago and he was a horrible man! I know many people who have been born in the last century who are pretty pleasant, and a good deal of under 20s I know too. But you know, some people born in the last century are fuckwits!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Are we allowed to post links here? I'd be interested to get people's opinions on it?

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By *eddy and legsCouple
over a year ago

the wetlands

The virus is real, Boris is a liar and a useless cnut

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

People who don't want social distancing aren't bothered by facts or science.

There might be some parallel to Brexit views here, but I can't quite tell...

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

There's a correlation between continued support for hydroxychloroquine and support for Donald Trump.

Early on, yeah it was plausible, let's look at it.

The evidence is increasingly negative. But apparently this is a conspiracy to make Trump look foolish. (Tbh he does that well enough himself)

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers. "

What a load of crap

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers. "

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The virus is real, Boris is a liar and a useless cnut"

The virus is real, all politians are cnuts no matter what side

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

What a load of crap "

Is it? Right wingers wanted freedom from Europe, and don't want to be told to wear masks. Whereas those on the left seem to want the opposite. Also believing every word the government tell them whilst simultaneously saying how badly the government has tackled the situation.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand "

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


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Is this virus political? It is world wide how can it be political?"

The notion of setting a border and calling it a country separate from another 'bordered' country is what defines 'political'.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

What a load of crap

Is it? Right wingers wanted freedom from Europe, and don't want to be told to wear masks. Whereas those on the left seem to want the opposite. Also believing every word the government tell them whilst simultaneously saying how badly the government has tackled the situation. "

Hahaha oh. Dear. God - right oh. Can’t fix stupid so I’ll leave you with that thought. I really didn’t think people actually believed that hahhaha carry on its hilarious

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

What a load of crap "

I'm really starting to doubt the debating ability of some fab members. Standards really have fallen.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

What a load of crap

Is it? Right wingers wanted freedom from Europe, and don't want to be told to wear masks. Whereas those on the left seem to want the opposite. Also believing every word the government tell them whilst simultaneously saying how badly the government has tackled the situation.

Hahaha oh. Dear. God - right oh. Can’t fix stupid so I’ll leave you with that thought. I really didn’t think people actually believed that hahhaha carry on its hilarious "

If you can't counter the position, just keep quiet. You'll look less silly.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"The virus is real, Boris is a liar and a useless cnut"

What is your favourite food?

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?"

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

What a load of crap

Is it? Right wingers wanted freedom from Europe, and don't want to be told to wear masks. Whereas those on the left seem to want the opposite. Also believing every word the government tell them whilst simultaneously saying how badly the government has tackled the situation.

Hahaha oh. Dear. God - right oh. Can’t fix stupid so I’ll leave you with that thought. I really didn’t think people actually believed that hahhaha carry on its hilarious

If you can't counter the position, just keep quiet. You'll look less silly. "

Hmm ..... you really do belong in a museum - this is fascinating ‘keep quiet woman’ how awfully 1950s

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though. "

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The world has gone mad in a few short months.....things will have to start to change soon. People will start coming to their senses once they are out of work and money gets tight.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?"

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

Is it possible to debate without becoming personal? Is this just another sign of the times? "I can't form a cohesive argument, so i will attack you and shout you down". Shame really.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"Is it possible to debate without becoming personal? Is this just another sign of the times? "I can't form a cohesive argument, so i will attack you and shout you down". Shame really. "

You started with the insults I just appear to be better at it ... the shame is when people have the attitude that you have.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all "

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Is it possible to debate without becoming personal? Is this just another sign of the times? "I can't form a cohesive argument, so i will attack you and shout you down". Shame really.

You started with the insults I just appear to be better at it ... the shame is when people have the attitude that you have. "

Did i indeed? Hmmmm, let me have a look. Maybe i owe you an apology.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest. "

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury

No. No apology needed. You're guilty.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you. "

Im just concerned that you don't have the ability.

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By *moothman2000Man
over a year ago

Leicestershire

Being an idiot is not the sole territory of any political group.

It's actually one of the few things all groups actually share.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Being an idiot is not the sole territory of any political group.

It's actually one of the few things all groups actually share."

Absolutely.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you.

Im just concerned that you don't have the ability. "

Ahh how sweet - don’t be concerned I’m fine. Off you pop now.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The world has gone mad in a few short months.....things will have to start to change soon. People will start coming to their senses once they are out of work and money gets tight.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you.

Im just concerned that you don't have the ability.

Ahh how sweet - don’t be concerned I’m fine. Off you pop now. "

Does your husband know you're up this late?

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you.

Im just concerned that you don't have the ability.

Ahh how sweet - don’t be concerned I’m fine. Off you pop now.

Does your husband know you're up this late?"

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you.

Im just concerned that you don't have the ability.

Ahh how sweet - don’t be concerned I’m fine. Off you pop now.

Does your husband know you're up this late?

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I'll take that as a "no".

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


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Does your husband know you're up this late?"

Oh Dear.

21 Century Man still living in an 18 Century way. Now that's sad indeed.

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"I think those on the left just like to feel controlled by the government more so than those freedom loving right wingers.

By freedom loving you mean ‘I’ll do what I want whether it kills others or not I’ll get through it so let’s ask for a meet’ ahh I understand

I assume you've sold your car just in case you hit a pedestrian?

No I learn how to drive and I take my responsibilities as a driver seriously and don’t do it with reckless selfish abandonment but like how I live my life - with thought for others. As a Tory you won’t understand that concept though.

Clearly you have no knowledge of my voting record. Are you eligible?

Eligible to do what? Drive? Vote? Keep quiet? Take the piss out of silly people online? Yes to all

Well i believe your first point, but im seeing no evidence of your last two points to be honest.

I never keep quiet least of all when a man tells me to and well you wouldn’t really get the last point now would you.

Im just concerned that you don't have the ability.

Ahh how sweet - don’t be concerned I’m fine. Off you pop now.

Does your husband know you're up this late?

Adds misogyny to the list

I'll take that as a "no". "

Why? I could be single, windowed, gay or not in a. Relationship with a man that is in control of the time I go to bed. Or he could be lying next to me laughing at this thread ...

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By *ugby 123Couple
Forum Mod

over a year ago

O o O oo

Ok back to the OP please

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


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Does your husband know you're up this late?

Oh Dear.

21 Century Man still living in an 18 Century way. Now that's sad indeed.

"

It’s just madness isn’t it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The fact is that most of us are sensible and are taking precautions then the rest just hate being told what to do and try to make it political to justify their actions. The conspiracy theories I've read are fucking hilarious!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Perhaps but the economic impact will I suspect be worse than the virus itself, and I'm not saying that likely. I empathise with the families of those that have died, but that being said most (but not all) that have died were in poor health. We need to move past this with global unity and move on, sadly some will get it and die and others will not. All this being said prior to the lock-down you probably ran the same odds and getting killed by a bus whilst walking down the road. Its time to get back to work and get some sense of normality back in our lives. Yes we need to take precaution but we should all be back at work and trading as normal.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"Perhaps but the economic impact will I suspect be worse than the virus itself, and I'm not saying that likely. I empathise with the families of those that have died, but that being said most (but not all) that have died were in poor health. We need to move past this with global unity and move on, sadly some will get it and die and others will not. All this being said prior to the lock-down you probably ran the same odds and getting killed by a bus whilst walking down the road. Its time to get back to work and get some sense of normality back in our lives. Yes we need to take precaution but we should all be back at work and trading as normal."

What do you regard as an appropriate level of precaution?

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? "

No the virus is not political. But there is a very vocal right-wing cohort that seem to be hell bent on trying to make it political.

-Matt

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

You are taught at a young age to look both ways before crossing the street right? It's for your safety right?

You don't just blindly walk into the road right? So if you are told to wear a mask for yours and other safety you do it right?

It's just common sense which obviously some people are seriously lacking.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"You are taught at a young age to look both ways before crossing the street right? It's for your safety right?

You don't just blindly walk into the road right? So if you are told to wear a mask for yours and other safety you do it right?

It's just common sense which obviously some people are seriously lacking."

The mask thing has been bungled in the messaging.

At first benefit wasn't clear, and there were concerns about shortages for those where they definitely need them and benefit from them.

Evidence was gathered. Covering your face helps.

But I don't think this has been explained well.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"You are taught at a young age to look both ways before crossing the street right? It's for your safety right?

You don't just blindly walk into the road right? So if you are told to wear a mask for yours and other safety you do it right?

It's just common sense which obviously some people are seriously lacking."

Is it possible to be sensible but also not live in a Covid obsessed bubble and the opposite to not be reckless and rebellious to the fact this is happening and put yourself and others at risk? .... Is there a middle ground between over cautious and reckless?

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By *oncupiscence73Woman
over a year ago

South


"You are taught at a young age to look both ways before crossing the street right? It's for your safety right?

You don't just blindly walk into the road right? So if you are told to wear a mask for yours and other safety you do it right?

It's just common sense which obviously some people are seriously lacking.

Is it possible to be sensible but also not live in a Covid obsessed bubble and the opposite to not be reckless and rebellious to the fact this is happening and put yourself and others at risk? .... Is there a middle ground between over cautious and reckless? "

I totally agree people appear to be making excuses now to shit their own narrative. ‘If Cummings can do it etx’ ... wear a mask if you’re inside a building that isn’t your home and observe social distancing wirh everyone not in your household. The rules are clear I think.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)


"You are taught at a young age to look both ways before crossing the street right? It's for your safety right?

You don't just blindly walk into the road right? So if you are told to wear a mask for yours and other safety you do it right?

It's just common sense which obviously some people are seriously lacking.

Is it possible to be sensible but also not live in a Covid obsessed bubble and the opposite to not be reckless and rebellious to the fact this is happening and put yourself and others at risk? .... Is there a middle ground between over cautious and reckless? "

I'm over cautious, but yes. Keep your distance. Wear a mask indoors (and don't reduce your distance). Hand hygiene. Follow the rules. Watch your health. Be prepared to isolate if you're exposed.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


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I totally agree people appear to be making excuses now to shit their own narrative. ‘If Cummings can do it etx’ ... wear a mask if you’re inside a building that isn’t your home and observe social distancing wirh everyone not in your household. The rules are clear I think. "

And then some people can do just 'silly'

Like me driving in for fuel - filling up then reaching into my car for my mask to go pay and dropping it on the floor in a puddle of Diesel - so - impro' take my bra off in the car fold the cups together and put that around my face. I swear nobody noticed, except for wondering perhaps why I was do everything one handed.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"You are taught at a young age to look both ways before crossing the street right? It's for your safety right?

You don't just blindly walk into the road right? So if you are told to wear a mask for yours and other safety you do it right?

It's just common sense which obviously some people are seriously lacking.

Is it possible to be sensible but also not live in a Covid obsessed bubble and the opposite to not be reckless and rebellious to the fact this is happening and put yourself and others at risk? .... Is there a middle ground between over cautious and reckless?

I totally agree people appear to be making excuses now to shit their own narrative. ‘If Cummings can do it etx’ ... wear a mask if you’re inside a building that isn’t your home and observe social distancing wirh everyone not in your household. The rules are clear I think. "

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

This seems to be the way now with social media and traditional media turning everything in to a tribal thing. These ‘tribes’ tend to be grouped by a political affiliation. This then leads to various silly names being created for the opposing team, and any form of understanding shown to the opposite tribe results in instant ostracism.

It’s an age old thing, and can be found in playgrounds all over the world, preference for blonde vs brunette, Sony vs xbox, apple vs Android. Unfortunately where social media echo chambers have now made this far reaching its also made it in to grown ups every day life too. Traditional media love to play everyone off and know the beat stories to fuel their sides hatred.

We’re going to see it more and more - every big issue will cause it.

An ability to show empathy or understanding to an opposite view is now seen as a weakness so the other side must be constantly mocked and name called calm discussion of both sides is to not even be considered.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"This seems to be the way now with social media and traditional media turning everything in to a tribal thing. These ‘tribes’ tend to be grouped by a political affiliation. This then leads to various silly names being created for the opposing team, and any form of understanding shown to the opposite tribe results in instant ostracism.

It’s an age old thing, and can be found in playgrounds all over the world, preference for blonde vs brunette, Sony vs xbox, apple vs Android. Unfortunately where social media echo chambers have now made this far reaching its also made it in to grown ups every day life too. Traditional media love to play everyone off and know the beat stories to fuel their sides hatred.

We’re going to see it more and more - every big issue will cause it.

An ability to show empathy or understanding to an opposite view is now seen as a weakness so the other side must be constantly mocked and name called calm discussion of both sides is to not even be considered."

Well said.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"This seems to be the way now with social media and traditional media turning everything in to a tribal thing. These ‘tribes’ tend to be grouped by a political affiliation. This then leads to various silly names being created for the opposing team, and any form of understanding shown to the opposite tribe results in instant ostracism.

It’s an age old thing, and can be found in playgrounds all over the world, preference for blonde vs brunette, Sony vs xbox, apple vs Android. Unfortunately where social media echo chambers have now made this far reaching its also made it in to grown ups every day life too. Traditional media love to play everyone off and know the beat stories to fuel their sides hatred.

We’re going to see it more and more - every big issue will cause it.

An ability to show empathy or understanding to an opposite view is now seen as a weakness so the other side must be constantly mocked and name called calm discussion of both sides is to not even be considered."

So very true.

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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago

Derry


"Out of my peer group I have noticed of my friends who wanted brexit, they are the ones who are calling bullshit on this virus.

The ones who wanted Corbyn/Labour in are the ones who are hissing at people to socially distance in Aldi

Literally my friend group are divided once again and I'm just in the middle trying to keep peace

Is this virus political? "

Its just another round in the culture wars.

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

The best read in ages.

Very thought provoking.

I do note that some who are vehemently pro mask and vehemently anti mask, do seem to fall into typecast stereotypical groups. Brexit, anti Brrxit, Pro Trump, anti Trump, pro vax, anti back..

But they are the few and the many just want to get on with their lives without upsetting people or being contraversial, wether you believe in their effectiveness or not it's really no harm to pop one on for the time it takes to buy a loaf of bread whether it protects you or others or not...

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