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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one. "most of them have parents Just saying | |||
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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one. "Let them kill their own granny. | |||
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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one. "The report I read suggested that it is rising in young people partly because they a lot of them are going to work. A lot are doing supermarket deliveries. And firms are getting the younger staff to work and leaving the older ones furloughed. Just remember it is a small minority of young people partying. And no I don't think they should kill Thier own granny, that is a very harsh thing to say. | |||
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"Yeah 100% all the younger generation that’s to blame.. guessing the early 50s NHS nurse who’s tyres I went to change on Friday and was organising a large garden party for today before the rules changed is fine and gets a free pass cause you know she’s not young. Or how about my 86 year old grandad and his mates who went out to the welfare club to drink last night, in his words “he may as well because who knows how long people will make him cower away again this time’’ free pass for him as well? Fed up of this blame the young ones mentality all because the news like to portray us as the ones who fight authority and resist against the rules " Or the Pembrey and Burry Port Bowls club that was shut down by Carmarthenshire council earlier in the week for holding a presentation night that broke Covid regulations . Bet that was crawling with youngsters  | |||
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"There is now reports that these tests are picking up 70% dead virus, but this isn't sensational enough for tomorrow mornings doom and fearmongering media.who are already running soho on loop. " Where are these reports? | |||
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"I notice the media are using the death lag narrative still, well we are already 2week into rising cases with no massive average death increase, there going to have to come up with something else next week when death average doesn't shoot up, " Exactly, if you look on the government covid dashboard, cases have been rising since July, we haven't seen a corresponding rise in deaths which is very good news. | |||
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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one.
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"Number of factors which may have caused this increase. 1. Certain Media outlets saying Covid is harmeless to those people 30 and under. 2. Those under 30 being less worried about not dying from it, and less likely to wear PPE 3. Eat out to help our may have done more harm than the economic benefit it was supposed to solve. 4. The test and trace system not being the best it should be. 5. The UK government flip flopping and doing a pretty poor job of handling this crisis. Second Spike is happening, but at least this time we are more prepared." You're forgetting families all congregating in one house, or hopping between houses, that's why there have been restrictions on household gatherings. | |||
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"The vast majority of the hospitality workforce are young people. They were the ones out working, busting their arse and in some cases getting a lot of abuse for, whilst everyone wanted their 50% off food. I'd argue that is the reason there is a spike in you ger cases, as much as the partying." I think it is a lot of things, it is a shame this section are getting the "blame" It will be someone else getting the blame next week I am sure it is to pit us all at each other | |||
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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one.
The report I read suggested that it is rising in young people partly because they a lot of them are going to work. A lot are doing supermarket deliveries. And firms are getting the younger staff to work and leaving the older ones furloughed. Just remember it is a small minority of young people partying. And no I don't think they should kill Thier own granny, that is a very harsh thing to say."My son has worked in a supermarket throughout, he’s not had the virus. I’ve continued to work in an office throughout, using public transport and I’ve not had the virus either. | |||
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"I notice the media are using the death lag narrative still, well we are already 2week into rising cases with no massive average death increase, there going to have to come up with something else next week when death average doesn't shoot up, " Mostly young people being infected. Young people not likely to die. Older people haven't been caught up in it - yet. Or, it's a conspiracy to keep us in our communist face nappies. | |||
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"The vast majority of the hospitality workforce are young people. They were the ones out working, busting their arse and in some cases getting a lot of abuse for, whilst everyone wanted their 50% off food. I'd argue that is the reason there is a spike in you ger cases, as much as the partying. I think it is a lot of things, it is a shame this section are getting the "blame" It will be someone else getting the blame next week I am sure it is to pit us all at each other" 
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"Eat out to help out reportedly most definately has not helped out. Quite the reverse. " This. If we see a massive spike in 2 weeks blame the kids by all means. Right now it's the governments own policy that is to blame | |||
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"I notice the media are using the death lag narrative still, well we are already 2week into rising cases with no massive average death increase, there going to have to come up with something else next week when death average doesn't shoot up, Mostly young people being infected. Young people not likely to die. Older people haven't been caught up in it - yet. Or, it's a conspiracy to keep us in our communist face nappies." Or are these face masks herd immunity by stealth. Latest is that face masks lessen the viral load, so you catch it but are asymptomatic. It makes sense as to why the WHO changed their tune about them, also means that young people wearing face masks can be asymptomatic and pass it on at home too. | |||
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"The vast majority of the hospitality workforce are young people. They were the ones out working, busting their arse and in some cases getting a lot of abuse for, whilst everyone wanted their 50% off food. I'd argue that is the reason there is a spike in you ger cases, as much as the partying. I think it is a lot of things, it is a shame this section are getting the "blame" It will be someone else getting the blame next week I am sure it is to pit us all at each other" Well it's working. | |||
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"I notice the media are using the death lag narrative still, well we are already 2week into rising cases with no massive average death increase, there going to have to come up with something else next week when death average doesn't shoot up, Mostly young people being infected. Young people not likely to die. Older people haven't been caught up in it - yet. Or, it's a conspiracy to keep us in our communist face nappies. Or are these face masks herd immunity by stealth. Latest is that face masks lessen the viral load, so you catch it but are asymptomatic. It makes sense as to why the WHO changed their tune about them, also means that young people wearing face masks can be asymptomatic and pass it on at home too. " Possibly. I don't know. Changing mind on face masks: the evidence changed. Simple as that. (Have been following scientists - not the media - since March) | |||
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" I am sure it is to pit us all at each other" Of course it is. It’s called the ‘Divide and Conquer’ strategy. It’s political and used by governments to control the population when there’s factions of interests who collectively might be able to oppose rule. And everyone’s falling for it. | |||
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" I am sure it is to pit us all at each other Of course it is. It’s called the ‘Divide and Conquer’ strategy. It’s political and used by governments to control the population when there’s factions of interests who collectively might be able to oppose rule. And everyone’s falling for it. " This is actually published in the advice from sage. Go on the gov.uk website and see for yourself. | |||
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"There is now reports that these tests are picking up 70% dead virus, but this isn't sensational enough for tomorrow mornings doom and fearmongering media.who are already running soho on loop. Where are these reports?" I've heard some people make stuff up and when queried just ignore. I guess some people call them trolls but I could be wrong | |||
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"I don't think it's a harsh thing to say every single one of us should be doing our bit weather old or young " Even if our names are Boris, Dominic, Matt, etc? We should all do our bit. But that should be first and foremost track and trace, effective messaging, coherent policy, reducing the spread. Not this bullshit. | |||
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"There is now reports that these tests are picking up 70% dead virus, but this isn't sensational enough for tomorrow mornings doom and fearmongering media.who are already running soho on loop. Where are these reports? I've heard some people make stuff up and when queried just ignore. I guess some people call them trolls but I could be wrong " Have a look for the research by Michael Mina on rapid antigen tests. There's a kernel of truth here. But it's not "therefore this is bollocks". It's "therefore we should look at other methods in conjunction with highly sensitive tests" | |||
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" I am sure it is to pit us all at each other Of course it is. It’s called the ‘Divide and Conquer’ strategy. It’s political and used by governments to control the population when there’s factions of interests who collectively might be able to oppose rule. And everyone’s falling for it. " So you're saying the old peole didn't really die, they were taken and sent to a secret facility until after brexit ? | |||
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"I don't think it's a harsh thing to say every single one of us should be doing our bit weather old or young Even if our names are Boris, Dominic, Matt, etc? We should all do our bit. But that should be first and foremost track and trace, effective messaging, coherent policy, reducing the spread. Not this bullshit." And that wether they realise it or not is people's problem with this. None of the advice is either consistent or coherent. It's what is making people loose faith in the legitimacy of the virus. | |||
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"I don't think it's a harsh thing to say every single one of us should be doing our bit weather old or young Even if our names are Boris, Dominic, Matt, etc? We should all do our bit. But that should be first and foremost track and trace, effective messaging, coherent policy, reducing the spread. Not this bullshit. And that wether they realise it or not is people's problem with this. None of the advice is either consistent or coherent. It's what is making people loose faith in the legitimacy of the virus. " I despair. I do. As soon as I realised the seriousness of this I sought out experts. Apart from "this is my legal obligation", I ignore the government entirely now. But most can't or won't do as I am, so they're stuck with lies and buffoonery. | |||
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"I don't think it's a harsh thing to say every single one of us should be doing our bit weather old or young Even if our names are Boris, Dominic, Matt, etc? We should all do our bit. But that should be first and foremost track and trace, effective messaging, coherent policy, reducing the spread. Not this bullshit. And that wether they realise it or not is people's problem with this. None of the advice is either consistent or coherent. It's what is making people loose faith in the legitimacy of the virus. I despair. I do. As soon as I realised the seriousness of this I sought out experts. Apart from "this is my legal obligation", I ignore the government entirely now. But most can't or won't do as I am, so they're stuck with lies and buffoonery." I’m the same as you, although I’ve been inclined to ignore the government since the whole Brexit business anyway... | |||
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"I don't think it's a harsh thing to say every single one of us should be doing our bit weather old or young Even if our names are Boris, Dominic, Matt, etc? We should all do our bit. But that should be first and foremost track and trace, effective messaging, coherent policy, reducing the spread. Not this bullshit. And that wether they realise it or not is people's problem with this. None of the advice is either consistent or coherent. It's what is making people loose faith in the legitimacy of the virus. I despair. I do. As soon as I realised the seriousness of this I sought out experts. Apart from "this is my legal obligation", I ignore the government entirely now. But most can't or won't do as I am, so they're stuck with lies and buffoonery." The majority of the UK is incapable of this though. Whatever way you spin it its propoganda. | |||
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"I don't think it's a harsh thing to say every single one of us should be doing our bit weather old or young Even if our names are Boris, Dominic, Matt, etc? We should all do our bit. But that should be first and foremost track and trace, effective messaging, coherent policy, reducing the spread. Not this bullshit. And that wether they realise it or not is people's problem with this. None of the advice is either consistent or coherent. It's what is making people loose faith in the legitimacy of the virus. I despair. I do. As soon as I realised the seriousness of this I sought out experts. Apart from "this is my legal obligation", I ignore the government entirely now. But most can't or won't do as I am, so they're stuck with lies and buffoonery. The majority of the UK is incapable of this though. Whatever way you spin it its propoganda. " Oh, agreed. I wish I knew what the answer was. I appreciate the risk, I appreciate my role in the spread. I appreciate things I can do to help myself and others. I have no idea how one effectively gets that message out to those who don't know where to look and can't digest high level science (it's at the edge of my capabilities tbh) | |||
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"One more time. . . https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-spike-in-cases-among-youths-will-put-more-elderly-people-in-hospital-experts-warn-12066653 Read it for yourselves. Or maybe it's all just made up. You can find figures like this in any Science or Media Outlet that suits your political opinion. "Sure. Young people spread to other people, including the elderly and those who come into contact with the elderly. Doesn't mean that this is (entirely) their fault. | |||
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"One more time. . . https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-spike-in-cases-among-youths-will-put-more-elderly-people-in-hospital-experts-warn-12066653 Read it for yourselves. Or maybe it's all just made up. You can find figures like this in any Science or Media Outlet that suits your political opinion.
Sure. Young people spread to other people, including the elderly and those who come into contact with the elderly.
Doesn't mean that this is (entirely) their fault. "The figures show it isn't entirely there fault. And? | |||
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"Yeah 100% all the younger generation that’s to blame.. guessing the early 50s NHS nurse who’s tyres I went to change on Friday and was organising a large garden party for today before the rules changed is fine and gets a free pass cause you know she’s not young. Or how about my 86 year old grandad and his mates who went out to the welfare club to drink last night, in his words “he may as well because who knows how long people will make him cower away again this time’’ free pass for him as well? Fed up of this blame the young ones mentality all because the news like to portray us as the ones who fight authority and resist against the rules Or the Pembrey and Burry Port Bowls club that was shut down by Carmarthenshire council earlier in the week for holding a presentation night that broke Covid regulations . Bet that was crawling with youngsters "the youth do love a spot if bowls | |||
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"One more time. . . https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-spike-in-cases-among-youths-will-put-more-elderly-people-in-hospital-experts-warn-12066653 Read it for yourselves. Or maybe it's all just made up. You can find figures like this in any Science or Media Outlet that suits your political opinion.
Sure. Young people spread to other people, including the elderly and those who come into contact with the elderly.
Doesn't mean that this is (entirely) their fault. "Yep. How it happens and who is to blame are two different things. | |||
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"One more time. . . https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-spike-in-cases-among-youths-will-put-more-elderly-people-in-hospital-experts-warn-12066653 Read it for yourselves. Or maybe it's all just made up. You can find figures like this in any Science or Media Outlet that suits your political opinion.
Sure. Young people spread to other people, including the elderly and those who come into contact with the elderly.
Doesn't mean that this is (entirely) their fault.
The figures show it isn't entirely there fault. And?"So let's tell the government to do better in messaging, policy, testing, etc and stop alienating people. | |||
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"The government posted that the figures for new infections was much higher in young people so have many science outlets. I know who I believe. Yea it's all made up. David Icke collates the figures after all lmfao " Figures are higher in young people. I didn't say that was wrong. Why is that the case? What led to it? Maybe encouraging people to go to pubs and restaurants, where most of the workers are young. Maybe turning people off with incoherent messaging. Encouraging people back out in public. And some stupidity. | |||
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"Yeah 100% all the younger generation that’s to blame.. guessing the early 50s NHS nurse who’s tyres I went to change on Friday and was organising a large garden party for today before the rules changed is fine and gets a free pass cause you know she’s not young. Or how about my 86 year old grandad and his mates who went out to the welfare club to drink last night, in his words “he may as well because who knows how long people will make him cower away again this time’’ free pass for him as well? Fed up of this blame the young ones mentality all because the news like to portray us as the ones who fight authority and resist against the rules Or the Pembrey and Burry Port Bowls club that was shut down by Carmarthenshire council earlier in the week for holding a presentation night that broke Covid regulations . Bet that was crawling with youngsters the youth do love a spot if bowls" | |||
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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one.
The report I read suggested that it is rising in young people partly because they a lot of them are going to work. A lot are doing supermarket deliveries. And firms are getting the younger staff to work and leaving the older ones furloughed. Just remember it is a small minority of young people partying. And no I don't think they should kill Thier own granny, that is a very harsh thing to say.
My son has worked in a supermarket throughout, he’s not had the virus.
I’ve continued to work in an office throughout, using public transport and I’ve not had the virus either.
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"i have no problem with government blaming young people. all i see when i go out is young people not wearing masks and no socially distancing. a young couple had a part near me last weekend that went on all night. more than 30 people turned up and the police did nothing about it. not one of them was wearing a face covering. even worse young mums not covering their kids. " Children under 11 don't have to wear masks x | |||
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"Eat out to help out reportedly most definately has not helped out. Quite the reverse. " actually i don't think that is the issue as people are sitting down eating meals rather than mixing... but as soon as the press started labelling this weekend as "the last weekend of freedom" before the new restrictions came in... i knew they were going to in for trouble and its the precise reason i stayed home!!! the problem is that we may have to get draconian with the way it is policed for people to get the message.... and then people will complain about that! so you can't win! | |||
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"Yeah 100% all the younger generation that’s to blame.. guessing the early 50s NHS nurse who’s tyres I went to change on Friday and was organising a large garden party for today before the rules changed is fine and gets a free pass cause you know she’s not young. Or how about my 86 year old grandad and his mates who went out to the welfare club to drink last night, in his words “he may as well because who knows how long people will make him cower away again this time’’ free pass for him as well? Fed up of this blame the young ones mentality all because the news like to portray us as the ones who fight authority and resist against the rules " | |||
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" I am sure it is to pit us all at each other Of course it is. It’s called the ‘Divide and Conquer’ strategy. It’s political and used by governments to control the population when there’s factions of interests who collectively might be able to oppose rule. And everyone’s falling for it. " Sadly I think you are right, the amount of blame flying round for various reasons just on here is unbelievable | |||
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" I am sure it is to pit us all at each other Of course it is. It’s called the ‘Divide and Conquer’ strategy. It’s political and used by governments to control the population when there’s factions of interests who collectively might be able to oppose rule. And everyone’s falling for it. Sadly I think you are right, the amount of blame flying round for various reasons just on here is unbelievable" Yes I agree wholeheartedly. | |||
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"Eat out to help out reportedly most definately has not helped out. Quite the reverse. " Totally different to kids getting pissed on a Saturday night which is not connected to the eat out scheme | |||
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"Eat out to help out reportedly most definately has not helped out. Quite the reverse. actually i don't think that is the issue as people are sitting down eating meals rather than mixing... but as soon as the press started labelling this weekend as "the last weekend of freedom" before the new restrictions came in... i knew they were going to in for trouble and its the precise reason i stayed home!!! the problem is that we may have to get draconian with the way it is policed for people to get the message.... and then people will complain about that! so you can't win!" All weekends are the same in Liverpool and other major cities,reported every week,so this weekend no different.Pubs still open next week no difference to many | |||
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"i have no problem with government blaming young people. all i see when i go out is young people not wearing masks and no socially distancing. a young couple had a part near me last weekend that went on all night. more than 30 people turned up and the police did nothing about it. not one of them was wearing a face covering. even worse young mums not covering their kids. " Yep. Perfectly logical to pin the blame on an entire generation on the basis of 1 incident | |||
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"Just a gentle reminder to the Karen's of England this morning... Please don't bog the cop's down if you suspect your neighbor may have 8 folks in the house "Gentle reminder, don't advocate breaking the law on a public forum. If people are concerned, they are fully within their rights to contact the police. Simply solution to this, don't have more than 6 people round. | |||
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"Local School just put out a Facebook post closing a whole year and wanting to trace pupils who went to a party in the woods Saturday night as someone went along while positive with Covid. Gonna be a long school year for teachers and pupils alike. " It sure is. My son (yr 12) is in self isolation along with not sure how many others after being on close contact with someone who has tested positive 
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" Its going to come up again but the only end game to this is herd immunity either by vaccine or natural spread. If the less vulnerable can not spread it to the vulnerable then that is a better outcome in the long term for those in the high risk groups as it will mean eventually there will be more people walking around with immunity. Therefore making their odds of catching it lower. But to get there the virus (dead or alive) has to circulate. " Hallelujah, someone gets the science. You cannot have zero Covid it is impossible unless you want to imprison yourself on an island with no flights or ships in and out. There is a very strong case to say that more young people getting the virus and moving us towards herd immunity is a good thing overall. Meanwhile deaths where CV19 is mentioned (that doesn't mean people died from it) have been averaging 9 a day for the last 2 weeks. Meanwhile twice as many die from suicide and ten times as many from air pollution. People really need to start thinking and asking the difficult questions that are not being asked because of the big pharma agenda. | |||
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"Eat out to help out reportedly most definately has not helped out. Quite the reverse. " And if restrictions are still in place no Xmas parties all the good will be un done | |||
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" Its going to come up again but the only end game to this is herd immunity either by vaccine or natural spread. If the less vulnerable can not spread it to the vulnerable then that is a better outcome in the long term for those in the high risk groups as it will mean eventually there will be more people walking around with immunity. Therefore making their odds of catching it lower. But to get there the virus (dead or alive) has to circulate. Hallelujah, someone gets the science. You cannot have zero Covid it is impossible unless you want to imprison yourself on an island with no flights or ships in and out. There is a very strong case to say that more young people getting the virus and moving us towards herd immunity is a good thing overall. Meanwhile deaths where CV19 is mentioned (that doesn't mean people died from it) have been averaging 9 a day for the last 2 weeks. Meanwhile twice as many die from suicide and ten times as many from air pollution. People really need to start thinking and asking the difficult questions that are not being asked because of the big pharma agenda." You clearly don't understand the science. The only reason Covid deaths are lower is because of the unprecedented measures that are being taken, not just in the UK but globally. If you undo all of these then the virus spikes again. Lockdowns and restrictions do not need to be forever, however, every single time someone doesn't adhere to what it being asked of them, finds and excuse, or simply thinks it's someone else's problem, means the measures have to be extended. Until people start to take personal responsibility for their actions (or lack thereof) we will continue to have to battle this. | |||
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"If the low death rate was due to social distancing then, the case rate would be in sync. There is a massive disconnect. *False + dead virus tests *Therapeutics " Huh. Maybe* those at risk are still distancing? Maybe? Rather than it all being a crazy conspiracy to destroy the world for funsies? * I know this is true of those I deal with | |||
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" Its going to come up again but the only end game to this is herd immunity either by vaccine or natural spread. If the less vulnerable can not spread it to the vulnerable then that is a better outcome in the long term for those in the high risk groups as it will mean eventually there will be more people walking around with immunity. Therefore making their odds of catching it lower. But to get there the virus (dead or alive) has to circulate. Hallelujah, someone gets the science. You cannot have zero Covid it is impossible unless you want to imprison yourself on an island with no flights or ships in and out. There is a very strong case to say that more young people getting the virus and moving us towards herd immunity is a good thing overall. Meanwhile deaths where CV19 is mentioned (that doesn't mean people died from it) have been averaging 9 a day for the last 2 weeks. Meanwhile twice as many die from suicide and ten times as many from air pollution. People really need to start thinking and asking the difficult questions that are not being asked because of the big pharma agenda. You clearly don't understand the science. The only reason Covid deaths are lower is because of the unprecedented measures that are being taken, not just in the UK but globally. If you undo all of these then the virus spikes again. Lockdowns and restrictions do not need to be forever, however, every single time someone doesn't adhere to what it being asked of them, finds and excuse, or simply thinks it's someone else's problem, means the measures have to be extended. Until people start to take personal responsibility for their actions (or lack thereof) we will continue to have to battle this. " But I want my holiday, party, gang bang, random stranger sex, 6 months ago cummings drove 400 miles (or was it 500) to see his dad so I should be allowed to do what I want.. Waa Waa waa | |||
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"I'm still waiting for the death rate spike after the Southend beach invasion and the BLM protests, never happened, shutting a country down on case numbers alone is crazy If they actually believed the death rate was going to rocket in the next 2 weeks, with the 'cases' they have right now, then the White elephant hospitals would be on red alert and gearing up as we speak, not dusted off. " What percentage of transmission occurs outdoors? Or are you clinging to your narrative because you can't face reality? | |||
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"11:30: Karen calls the police on a family of 7 next door. 12:30: police show up to escort grandma off the premises 12:35: stabbing incident in the town centre, police where at Karen's neighbors House. And its not me saying this a policeman from Manchester said it on LBC Last night. " | |||
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"11:30: Karen calls the police on a family of 7 next door. 12:30: police show up to escort grandma off the premises 12:35: stabbing incident in the town centre, police where at Karen's neighbors House. And its not me saying this a policeman from Manchester said it on LBC Last night. " As the rule of 6 wasn’t in place until today, I highly doubt that actually happened or that it was a “policeman” on the radio. | |||
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"Hang on a minute, if you're saying transmisison outdoors is minimal And probably more likely to catch it at the supermarket. Then the 6 thing and covid marshalls need not apply to outside spaces. You can't have it both ways. " You say this like you think I'm the government and I made the rules. I just want to get this under control. | |||
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"11:30: Karen calls the police on a family of 7 next door. 12:30: police show up to escort grandma off the premises 12:35: stabbing incident in the town centre, police where at Karen's neighbors House. And its not me saying this a policeman from Manchester said it on LBC Last night. As the rule of 6 wasn’t in place until today, I highly doubt that actually happened or that it was a “policeman” on the radio. "Quite... And even if it did happen (cough), does that mean breaking the law OK because other people did it in worse ways? | |||
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"I was in Newcastle for a few days. The amount of 11 to 25 year olds not wearing masks on the metro, bus, shops was staggering! Student house party closer to home in Nottingham, resulted in a £10k fine for a 19yo. 23yo just back from Ibiza, holds a house party just two days into self-isolation! Police break up a wedding party in Bolton on Friday. Over 100 people there! You cannot blame one group but the ones making the effort to conform, are getting more than a little pissed off with those that don't give a fuck! " Exactly! There seem to be 2 ignorant groups: Those that simply dont give a fuck a out others and those gullible/ deluded types that think it's a plot / conspiracy. Unfortunately it adds up to quite a lot of ignorance and stupid people keeping this going .... | |||
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"So this month it is young people killing their granny. Thanks Mat with hand in cock, but you already killed my last grandparent at the early stage of the lockdown with your protective circle. Last month it was the Muslims fault. The month before is was someone else's fault. I live in the Whitest town I have ever seen and all I can see is middle aged middle class white people out drinking and eating that would be the most likely cause of the spike. I know the government is completely oblivious to the reality of the common child but most teenagers don't see their granny every day. Most working teenagers are out doing the jobs that are keeping us from collapse but sure, blame this shit on everything other than the actual people responsible for the mighty fuck up that is currently the UK." Hear hear | |||
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"Eat out to help out reportedly most definately has not helped out. Quite the reverse. actually i don't think that is the issue as people are sitting down eating meals rather than mixing... but as soon as the press started labelling this weekend as "the last weekend of freedom" before the new restrictions came in... i knew they were going to in for trouble and its the precise reason i stayed home!!! the problem is that we may have to get draconian with the way it is policed for people to get the message.... and then people will complain about that! so you can't win!" This. People young or old would have seen it as the last session and would have got their last meet and greet or drinking session in before Monday. I know laws need passing through etc to set up prior to it becoming law, but it was too much notice and an opportunity for a last hurrah. B | |||
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"I was in Newcastle for a few days. The amount of 11 to 25 year olds not wearing masks on the metro, bus, shops was staggering! Student house party closer to home in Nottingham, resulted in a £10k fine for a 19yo. 23yo just back from Ibiza, holds a house party just two days into self-isolation! Police break up a wedding party in Bolton on Friday. Over 100 people there! You cannot blame one group but the ones making the effort to conform, are getting more than a little pissed off with those that don't give a fuck! " Wow what propaganda outlet do you work for. Even if the house party lie was true, you wouldn't know the extent of the fine. Also you seem to be part of the problem as you traveled from Grantham to Newcastle to Nottingham and Bolton in just a few days. Maybe you should just stay home and stop lying about young people to impress your masters. | |||
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"I was in Newcastle for a few days. The amount of 11 to 25 year olds not wearing masks on the metro, bus, shops was staggering! Student house party closer to home in Nottingham, resulted in a £10k fine for a 19yo. 23yo just back from Ibiza, holds a house party just two days into self-isolation! Police break up a wedding party in Bolton on Friday. Over 100 people there! You cannot blame one group but the ones making the effort to conform, are getting more than a little pissed off with those that don't give a fuck! Wow what propaganda outlet do you work for. Even if the house party lie was true, you wouldn't know the extent of the fine. Also you seem to be part of the problem as you traveled from Grantham to Newcastle to Nottingham and Bolton in just a few days. Maybe you should just stay home and stop lying about young people to impress your masters. " Or maybe he would - like the rest of seem to know too . . . https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-nottinghamshire-54131030 | |||
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"Ah yes the bbc news. Bastion of truth and none bias reporting. Not at all the propaganda arm of the UK parliament. " So. It didn't happen then? You are really saying that? The BBC and every other News Outlet just MADE UP THE STORY for Propaganda. hahahaha okay. | |||
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"With past evidence of false reporting and government oversight I certainly wouldn't take anything they say as gospel. But that is just me, I also don't believe in the tooth fairy but I am sure that they must be telling the truth about this." So. You don't believe it happened at all? That's the part you didn't answer? | |||
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"Ah yes the bbc news. Bastion of truth and none bias reporting. Not at all the propaganda arm of the UK parliament. So. It didn't happen then? You are really saying that? The BBC and every other News Outlet just MADE UP THE STORY for Propaganda. hahahaha okay." They didn't say made up, what they said was it was biased. Both Sky news and the BBC are guilty of this. | |||
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"Oh I am sorry powerful white person. I am sure you are right about every single piece of information you have ever regurgitated. Forgive my insolence, I am but a lowly peasant that can't even form a thought. Or maybe I am a Russian bot just trying to manipulate your squishy brain." | |||
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"Ah yes the bbc news. Bastion of truth and none bias reporting. Not at all the propaganda arm of the UK parliament. So. It didn't happen then? You are really saying that? The BBC and every other News Outlet just MADE UP THE STORY for Propaganda. hahahaha okay. They didn't say made up, what they said was it was biased. Both Sky news and the BBC are guilty of this. " Read back they said 'It was a Lie and the Party didn't happen' Catch the whole story before jumping in. | |||
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"I was in Newcastle for a few days. The amount of 11 to 25 year olds not wearing masks on the metro, bus, shops was staggering! Student house party closer to home in Nottingham, resulted in a £10k fine for a 19yo. 23yo just back from Ibiza, holds a house party just two days into self-isolation! Police break up a wedding party in Bolton on Friday. Over 100 people there! You cannot blame one group but the ones making the effort to conform, are getting more than a little pissed off with those that don't give a fuck! Wow what propaganda outlet do you work for. Even if the house party lie was true, you wouldn't know the extent of the fine. Also you seem to be part of the problem as you traveled from Grantham to Newcastle to Nottingham and Bolton in just a few days. Maybe you should just stay home and stop lying about young people to impress your masters. " What a ridiculous response! These are instances reported in the msm. I drove to Newcastle by myself. Did whatever business I had to do, and drove home a couple of days later. I saw what I saw with my own eyes. You seem a very angry person. Direct that anger elsewhere maybe. | |||
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"There is now reports that these tests are picking up 70% dead virus, but this isn't sensational enough for tomorrow mornings doom and fearmongering media.who are already running soho on loop. Where are these reports?" Dawn from Facebook said do duh! | |||
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"Ah yes the bbc news. Bastion of truth and none bias reporting. Not at all the propaganda arm of the UK parliament. So. It didn't happen then? You are really saying that? The BBC and every other News Outlet just MADE UP THE STORY for Propaganda. hahahaha okay. They didn't say made up, what they said was it was biased. Both Sky news and the BBC are guilty of this. Read back they said 'It was a Lie and the Party didn't happen' Catch the whole story before jumping in. "I was responding to that particular comment. Not previous ones. | |||
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"Is a group of 7 okay in a specific and limited circumstance,
Just asking for a friend. "And the answer was no wasn't it? | |||
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"Lots of stupid people out there. Definitely the government under estimated how stupid they really are. " Probably because they're still smarter than the government. | |||
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"But obviously I cannot read and need super geniuses like you to correct my information. What makes me chuckle the most is, all you government bootlickers don't seem to realise that while us peasants sit in our underware bitching about the youth or brown people or brexit or whatever gets you hard. The government is funneling money out of the treasury and into the hands of their buddies. Breaking laws that you would be punished for. Oh and of course if given the chance would arrest every single member of this sight just for being here. But of course we are right to blame the young. Boris is doing his best. Hahahahahahaha Fuck me we are living in a world where Piers fucking Morgan is going a better job of pulling the government to task than any other journalist. Ok I am bored now but you know how my generation has no attention span. We are lazy too so I should stop helping all the people I am currently feeding and go back to spreading the virus with all the parties I am going to have. Don't worry though. I will have all my parties in pubs or other money spending venue. Because the real vaccine for covid is spending money. " I should be so ashamed, volunteering at a distance to help vulnerable people and staying the fuck at home where I can, or wearing a mask. Such an irresponsible young(ish) person. I am the virus! | |||
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"All the media seem to push the same talking points today its 'we're 48 hrs from the edge of oblivion'. " Which is funny because all you've done for the last few days is repeatedly go on about the heatwave causing insurrection... | |||
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"Some people are doing stupid things. Some people are having to make difficult choices to maintain a livelihood. All are struggling under a criminally mismanaged system. People I think I can help convince to turn this around: the public. People I blame: the government." You could blame the source of the problem......China! Stop buying cheap Chinese goods that have flooded the market. If everyone did this there would be an element of punishment for what CHINA has done to the world, not the UK gov. | |||
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"Some people are doing stupid things. Some people are having to make difficult choices to maintain a livelihood. All are struggling under a criminally mismanaged system. People I think I can help convince to turn this around: the public. People I blame: the government. You could blame the source of the problem......China! Stop buying cheap Chinese goods that have flooded the market. If everyone did this there would be an element of punishment for what CHINA has done to the world, not the UK gov. " No ta. I want the UK to sort out its mess so I can live my life. Origins of the virus are natural. Quite why we can blame China for BoJo and Co's criminal incompetence is beyond me. | |||
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"Don’t get me wrong the Gov have made some bad decisions and I agree there will always be origins of viruses however, to lie about the virus and put the rest of the world at risk is unacceptable. Chinese scientists tried to warn the world and funny enough they are now dead. China provided false information/data to the WHO, the world takes its lead from the WHO when it comes to advice on these matters. Had China not lied, the rest of the world and the UK would be in a much better position to deal with the crisis. " I'm going to worry about cleaning up my own proverbial backyard before I start looking outside it. BoJo and Co have blood on their hands, continue to fuck this up, and I'm worried about my community first. And chest beating over China... Hmm. Not sure in the current geopolitical situation that's wise. China are inclined to retaliate and have begun doing so, particularly with foreign journalists. | |||
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"Yeah 100% all the younger generation that’s to blame.. guessing the early 50s NHS nurse who’s tyres I went to change on Friday and was organising a large garden party for today before the rules changed is fine and gets a free pass cause you know she’s not young. Or how about my 86 year old grandad and his mates who went out to the welfare club to drink last night, in his words “he may as well because who knows how long people will make him cower away again this time’’ free pass for him as well? Fed up of this blame the young ones mentality all because the news like to portray us as the ones who fight authority and resist against the rules " Unfortunately there always seems to be the need for a scapegoat. We are distracted by smoke and mirrors, especially if we're not the target. Old versus young, fat versus slim, black versus white, gay versus straight...divide and conquer. | |||
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"The vast majority of the hospitality workforce are young people. They were the ones out working, busting their arse and in some cases getting a lot of abuse for, whilst everyone wanted their 50% off food. I'd argue that is the reason there is a spike in you ger cases, as much as the partying. I think it is a lot of things, it is a shame this section are getting the "blame" It will be someone else getting the blame next week I am sure it is to pit us all at each other
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"Yeah 100% all the younger generation that’s to blame.. guessing the early 50s NHS nurse who’s tyres I went to change on Friday and was organising a large garden party for today before the rules changed is fine and gets a free pass cause you know she’s not young. Or how about my 86 year old grandad and his mates who went out to the welfare club to drink last night, in his words “he may as well because who knows how long people will make him cower away again this time’’ free pass for him as well? Fed up of this blame the young ones mentality all because the news like to portray us as the ones who fight authority and resist against the rules Unfortunately there always seems to be the need for a scapegoat. We are distracted by smoke and mirrors, especially if we're not the target. Old versus young, fat versus slim, black versus white, gay versus straight...divide and conquer. " It's what they do best. | |||
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"Don’t get me wrong the Gov have made some bad decisions and I agree there will always be origins of viruses however, to lie about the virus and put the rest of the world at risk is unacceptable. Chinese scientists tried to warn the world and funny enough they are now dead. China provided false information/data to the WHO, the world takes its lead from the WHO when it comes to advice on these matters. Had China not lied, the rest of the world and the UK would be in a much better position to deal with the crisis. I'm going to worry about cleaning up my own proverbial backyard before I start looking outside it. BoJo and Co have blood on their hands, continue to fuck this up, and I'm worried about my community first. And chest beating over China... Hmm. Not sure in the current geopolitical situation that's wise. China are inclined to retaliate and have begun doing so, particularly with foreign journalists." You think a country with a colonial past built on suffering and oppression would be the last to give out moral lessons to other countries wouldnt you? | |||
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"Don’t get me wrong the Gov have made some bad decisions and I agree there will always be origins of viruses however, to lie about the virus and put the rest of the world at risk is unacceptable. Chinese scientists tried to warn the world and funny enough they are now dead. China provided false information/data to the WHO, the world takes its lead from the WHO when it comes to advice on these matters. Had China not lied, the rest of the world and the UK would be in a much better position to deal with the crisis. I'm going to worry about cleaning up my own proverbial backyard before I start looking outside it. BoJo and Co have blood on their hands, continue to fuck this up, and I'm worried about my community first. And chest beating over China... Hmm. Not sure in the current geopolitical situation that's wise. China are inclined to retaliate and have begun doing so, particularly with foreign journalists. You think a country with a colonial past built on suffering and oppression would be the last to give out moral lessons to other countries wouldnt you?" oh lord don't open that can of worms | |||
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"Don't demonize the younger section of the population- they aren't the only ones ignoring the rules and if anything are getting more mixed messages than most. Kids at school arent socially distancing whilst there and probably think what's the point of "the rule of 6" which comes into force on Monday. We also have a government who constantly says that school age children don't spread or contract Covid (just so they can get schools back again). Soon, we'll have the uni students back. Young adults have been told to go back to the pub, eat out, use public transport and start working again. Now they've done just that, they're being castigated. And remember, the majority of staff in retail, pubs and restaurants are young adults- being put at greater risk by just doing their job. In my experience middle aged and older people are as guilty as any of not following guidelines, sometimes more so. They more often than not are the ones who wear masks incorrectly or not at all. They're the ones who don't socially distance in supermarkets. So it's everyone's problem. The biggest issue is our shambolic government who give mixed and contradictory messages and act too late and for the wrong reasons..." Spot on. Let's blame the government for not governing. Then work out how we can all do better. Rather than just working out what group to blame. | |||
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"Don't demonize the younger section of the population- they aren't the only ones ignoring the rules and if anything are getting more mixed messages than most. Kids at school arent socially distancing whilst there and probably think what's the point of "the rule of 6" which comes into force on Monday. We also have a government who constantly says that school age children don't spread or contract Covid (just so they can get schools back again). Soon, we'll have the uni students back. Young adults have been told to go back to the pub, eat out, use public transport and start working again. Now they've done just that, they're being castigated. And remember, the majority of staff in retail, pubs and restaurants are young adults- being put at greater risk by just doing their job. In my experience middle aged and older people are as guilty as any of not following guidelines, sometimes more so. They more often than not are the ones who wear masks incorrectly or not at all. They're the ones who don't socially distance in supermarkets. So it's everyone's problem. The biggest issue is our shambolic government who give mixed and contradictory messages and act too late and for the wrong reasons... Spot on. Let's blame the government for not governing. Then work out how we can all do better. Rather than just working out what group to blame." Exactly right. Coronavirus is everyone's problem and everyone can play a part in dealing with it | |||
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"Don’t get me wrong the Gov have made some bad decisions and I agree there will always be origins of viruses however, to lie about the virus and put the rest of the world at risk is unacceptable. Chinese scientists tried to warn the world and funny enough they are now dead. China provided false information/data to the WHO, the world takes its lead from the WHO when it comes to advice on these matters. Had China not lied, the rest of the world and the UK would be in a much better position to deal with the crisis. I'm going to worry about cleaning up my own proverbial backyard before I start looking outside it. BoJo and Co have blood on their hands, continue to fuck this up, and I'm worried about my community first. And chest beating over China... Hmm. Not sure in the current geopolitical situation that's wise. China are inclined to retaliate and have begun doing so, particularly with foreign journalists. You think a country with a colonial past built on suffering and oppression would be the last to give out moral lessons to other countries wouldnt you?" The irony is lost on many. Or do I mean hypocrisy! | |||
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"Don’t get me wrong the Gov have made some bad decisions and I agree there will always be origins of viruses however, to lie about the virus and put the rest of the world at risk is unacceptable. Chinese scientists tried to warn the world and funny enough they are now dead. China provided false information/data to the WHO, the world takes its lead from the WHO when it comes to advice on these matters. Had China not lied, the rest of the world and the UK would be in a much better position to deal with the crisis. I'm going to worry about cleaning up my own proverbial backyard before I start looking outside it. BoJo and Co have blood on their hands, continue to fuck this up, and I'm worried about my community first. And chest beating over China... Hmm. Not sure in the current geopolitical situation that's wise. China are inclined to retaliate and have begun doing so, particularly with foreign journalists. You think a country with a colonial past built on suffering and oppression would be the last to give out moral lessons to other countries wouldnt you? The irony is lost on many. Or do I mean hypocrisy!" If you call that out the tantrum will be fucking epic. | |||
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"Don’t get me wrong the Gov have made some bad decisions and I agree there will always be origins of viruses however, to lie about the virus and put the rest of the world at risk is unacceptable. Chinese scientists tried to warn the world and funny enough they are now dead. China provided false information/data to the WHO, the world takes its lead from the WHO when it comes to advice on these matters. Had China not lied, the rest of the world and the UK would be in a much better position to deal with the crisis. I'm going to worry about cleaning up my own proverbial backyard before I start looking outside it. BoJo and Co have blood on their hands, continue to fuck this up, and I'm worried about my community first. And chest beating over China... Hmm. Not sure in the current geopolitical situation that's wise. China are inclined to retaliate and have begun doing so, particularly with foreign journalists. You think a country with a colonial past built on suffering and oppression would be the last to give out moral lessons to other countries wouldnt you? The irony is lost on many. Or do I mean hypocrisy!" Hypocrisy is what we do best. | |||
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""personal responsibility" seems to have become "I'll fuck who I want to" and "look at those people over there breaking the rules". For me personal responsibility is parking my arse. And doing my civic duty in holding the government to account. Their failures are manifest and the blood on their hands flows down streets like a river that has burst its banks.. Have you considered freelance work for the BBC's drama department by any chance "Yes, this is utterly hilarious | |||
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Yes, this is utterly hilarious ". Hilarious comes under light entertainment, different department altogether | |||
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"I notice the media are using the death lag narrative still, well we are already 2week into rising cases with no massive average death increase, there going to have to come up with something else next week when death average doesn't shoot up, Exactly, if you look on the government covid dashboard, cases have been rising since July, we haven't seen a corresponding rise in deaths which is very good news. " It’s not the death rate that should be worried about now, it’s “long COVID-19” - survivors that have months or even years of debilitating symptoms. How are they going to be looked after by an overstretched NHS? | |||
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"I notice the media are using the death lag narrative still, well we are already 2week into rising cases with no massive average death increase, there going to have to come up with something else next week when death average doesn't shoot up, Exactly, if you look on the government covid dashboard, cases have been rising since July, we haven't seen a corresponding rise in deaths which is very good news. It’s not the death rate that should be worried about now, it’s “long COVID-19” - survivors that have months or even years of debilitating symptoms. How are they going to be looked after by an overstretched NHS? " According to many only deaths matter | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. " So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' '  | |||
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". . . in infections. Judging by the pictures from last night and todays party party party scenes all over every channel of news coverage . . . I think they called it right. A friends daughter and friends (aged 21) is in SOHO and she has sent me pics of how many people are there (yup told her to move her arse someplace else, she won't but . . .) It's really quite shocking the numbers. In other times it is looking like a stunning day out for young people. But we will all pay the price for this one. Makes a one to one meet with someone off fab quite tame by comparison. " | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' ' "Exactly, why do the more gullible think everything is a conspiracy rather than focus on the here and now and use their own common sense to do their bit and get it under control. It's very easy to blame others ..... | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' '
Exactly, why do the more gullible think everything is a conspiracy rather than focus on the here and now and use their own common sense to do their bit and get it under control. It's very easy to blame others ....."Those into conspiracy theories think we're the gullible ones | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' ' "Ah - but the real Matt Hancock is in a dungeon under Buckingham Palace and what we're actually seeing is a lizard man... | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' '
Ah - but the real Matt Hancock is in a dungeon under Buckingham Palace and what we're actually seeing is a lizard man... "Quick, get the tin foil to protect from 5G! | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' '
Ah - but the real Matt Hancock is in a dungeon under Buckingham Palace and what we're actually seeing is a lizard man...
Quick, get the tin foil to protect from 5G!"no.... tinfoil.... left.... Bill.... Gates.... *gasp* has.... taken it..... all.... *swoon* | |||
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"Bottom line is, matt hancock has successfully managed to distract and shift his disastrously wreckless carehome death policy onto the 18s - 30 and students, The worst thing is, with the help of the media folks are actually falling for it. So. Where did he say that? Or is this just another of your . . . 'Conspiracies Du Jour' '
Ah - but the real Matt Hancock is in a dungeon under Buckingham Palace and what we're actually seeing is a lizard man...
Quick, get the tin foil to protect from 5G!
no.... tinfoil.... left.... Bill.... Gates.... *gasp* has.... taken it..... all.... *swoon*"It's in the vaccines. Aluminum (sic) and _ercury and microchips (lions and tigers and bears), oh my! | |||
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