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"Yet anothervthread" I would definitely take the risk with you lady... you look extremely hot | |||
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"Gosh ..... is there a virus going around ?" There can't be or Tom from Essex would be on to it  lol | |||
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"Do you think coronavirus is going to stop swinging life, meets and events?" Probably.. if everyone starts dying..  | |||
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"Hopefully no one would meet if they thought they had any kind of risk associated with them, signs ie. temp, being in contact with anyone who had the illness. I trust anyone that I am to meet to be as responsible as I would be" Very wise, well said | |||
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"Hopefully no one would meet if they thought they had any kind of risk associated with them, signs ie. temp, being in contact with anyone who had the illness. I trust anyone that I am to meet to be as responsible as I would be Very wise, well said" Well... things are getting really serious... | |||
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"Hopefully no one would meet if they thought they had any kind of risk associated with them, signs ie. temp, being in contact with anyone who had the illness. I trust anyone that I am to meet to be as responsible as I would be" Let’s meet then   | |||
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(Although, the amount of people we see at clubs not washing their hands after peeing is alarming and disgusting) | |||
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"Flu season and STDs being a thing doesn't stop people so I don't know why a virus would. Treat it like any other risk and just take precautions. Don't really want to brag here but I was washing my hands regularly before Corona virus was even a thing
(Although, the amount of people we see at clubs not washing their hands after peeing is alarming and disgusting)"This is not a joke at all guys.., | |||
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"Do you think coronavirus is going to stop swinging life, meets and events?" We are all probably going to catch it at some point so might as well continue as usual if healthy but stay away from high risk people. | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus." All should do the same | |||
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 so not able to go!
I think clubs will be so quiet it won’t be worth opening once we commence a countrywide lockdown. I’m asthmatic so already withdrawing to my home based Pornhub subscription!! | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus. All should do the same" Really? And go bankrupt? 
Suppose all public spaces should do the same - and also go bankrupt?
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"Close everything , ban everything, stop everything. All for a few thousand deaths, mainly the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . The snowflakes and h & s crowd are getting their way " This is heartless. | |||
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"Close everything , ban everything, stop everything. All for a few thousand deaths, mainly the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . The snowflakes and h & s crowd are getting their way This is heartless." I agree, one death is too many. | |||
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"It’s a fact. Worldwide, over 150,000 people die each and every day, nothing to do with covid-19. Over two thirds of these deaths are age related deaths. So over 100,000 elderly people die every day . " Right... so, what’s a few thousand more? When there’s thousands of people sick and needing intensive care, I wonder if you’ll be as nonchalant when they tell you that you need a ventilator but you can’t have one because you’re 54 and there’s a 29 year old that needs it... | |||
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"In the UK, every year tens of thousands of people die of seasonal flu. A few years ago it was 23,000. Mostly elderly. 23,000 Don’t remember anyone on here, the country , the world being even slightly concerned. Didn’t bat an eyelid " How ridiculous, why do people have flu jabs, wash their hands anyway etc. | |||
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"In the UK, every year tens of thousands of people die of seasonal flu. A few years ago it was 23,000. Mostly elderly. 23,000 Don’t remember anyone on here, the country , the world being even slightly concerned. Didn’t bat an eyelid " Why don’t you go and read some of the advice from world experts in this field, who have said -repeatedly- that this isn’t the same as the flu. I think some people are just wilfully ignorant. It won’t be til your lungs are filling up and you’re dying, and there’s no NHS care availble for you because it is overrun, that the reality of the situation sinks in. I wouldn’t be so cocky at your age. You’re not far off “elderly” in the eyes of medicine. | |||
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"We were supposed to be going to Cupid’s tonight, as I expect it will be the last decent night for the foreseeable future... then I started coughing all day so not able to go!
I think clubs will be so quiet it won’t be worth opening once we commence a countrywide lockdown. I’m asthmatic so already withdrawing to my home based Pornhub subscription!!"I was very similar. Light cough on Thursday. Decided to self isolate Friday. Cancelled dentist apointment for Friday. I have felt a bit achey yesterday with light cough. Hotter than I should be but not awful, still a bit achey this morning but not as bad. So I am just staying in bed as much as possible | |||
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"I’d like to say thank you to everyone who is taking this situation seriously, assuming some responsibility, and changing their behaviours. I wish that there were less ignorant, selfish people in this country." For me I want to get back the world so if I can self isolate for 7 days then so be it | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news?" the mortality rate in 50 somethings is more than double the rates in under 50s... | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news? the mortality rate in 50 somethings is more than double the rates in under 50s..." And? | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news?" Why do you think you know better than the world health organisation, than all the doctors, the epidemiologists, that say this is a serious situation that requires serious action. Are they all snowflakes? And I suppose only you are the sensible and enlightened one? | |||
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"It’s a fact. Worldwide, over 150,000 people die each and every day, nothing to do with covid-19. Over two thirds of these deaths are age related deaths. So over 100,000 elderly people die every day . Right... so, what’s a few thousand more? When there’s thousands of people sick and needing intensive care, I wonder if you’ll be as nonchalant when they tell you that you need a ventilator but you can’t have one because you’re 54 and there’s a 29 year old that needs it..." 
I read somewhere this morning that BoJo was going to ask manufactures to make more ventilators with speed. So I assume that hasn't yet been done or it only very recently has which means there is 100% definitely going to be a ventilator shortage in the very near future
Also it's so easy to quote that it's just the old and those with underlying health issues that will be the first to go, there has been a lot of young healthy people dying from this too, no one is guaranteed to come out of this alive, all you need is to be a bit under the weather for it to hit you harder. People are being far to nonchalant about this thing | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news?" But if we follow the guidelines we will reduce their risk of catching it. | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news?" You really are debating this with the wrong person | |||
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"How many under 30s have died worldwide due to covid-19. So you are disputing the FACT that covid 19 MAINLY affects the elderly with precexisting medical conditions?" What matters here is that we all are socially responsible and follow the guidelines. I don’t want anyone to die from this illness, some will, but if we all do our part it will be less that it would have been otherwise. | |||
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"Let’s also consider the effect that Covid-19 will have on other people who need a bed in intensive care. The victims of road accidents, workplace accidents, the terminally ill 22 year old etc all of who won’t get the bed they need because hospitals are full." Yup also this! Very good point. And all the cancer treatments and surgeries that may be postponed or missed. | |||
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"How many under 30s have died worldwide due to covid-19. So you are disputing the FACT that covid 19 MAINLY affects the elderly with precexisting medical conditions? What matters here is that we all are socially responsible and follow the guidelines. I don’t want anyone to die from this illness, some will, but if we all do our part it will be less that it would have been otherwise. " Yes indeed. Wash hands regularly. Govt about to enforce over 70s to all self isolate. Now why would that be?.. hmmm?? | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news? You really are debating this with the wrong person "Anyone who uses the term “snowflake” is generally a lost cause... Can’t believe it’s now considered “snowflake” to suggest we stop shagging for a bit cause it will save lives... | |||
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"Let’s also consider the effect that Covid-19 will have on other people who need a bed in intensive care. The victims of road accidents, workplace accidents, the terminally ill 22 year old etc all of who won’t get the bed they need because hospitals are full." Exactly, I have a friend who’s been asked to collect two months of her medication for cancer so she’s not exposed to being in a hospital waiting room more than necessary. The hospitals are struggling in the cold weather anyway, they never have much capacity without the added pressure from this virus. | |||
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"I’m disputing that it’s okay for those people to die." Who said it was ok for them to die ? Jeez... some ppl | |||
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"Duh- I know it’s not flu. Where did I say that ?. Learn to read. Elderly people die. Always have done. Covid-19 mainly affects the elderly with pre existing medical conditions . Or is that more snowflake fake news? You really are debating this with the wrong person
Anyone who uses the term “snowflake” is generally a lost cause...
Can’t believe it’s now considered “snowflake” to suggest we stop shagging for a bit cause it will save lives..."Never underestimate anyone’s ability to be a total bell-end, even in the face of overwhelming evidence. X | |||
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"How many under 30s have died worldwide due to covid-19. So you are disputing the FACT that covid 19 MAINLY affects the elderly with precexisting medical conditions? What matters here is that we all are socially responsible and follow the guidelines. I don’t want anyone to die from this illness, some will, but if we all do our part it will be less that it would have been otherwise. Yes indeed. Wash hands regularly. Govt about to enforce over 70s to all self isolate. Now why would that be?.. hmmm??" No one said it didn’t affect the over 70s. I’m not allowed to visit my grandmother at the moment and I find that really difficult. She’s already feeling lonely, but we are trying to keep her safe. | |||
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"I’m disputing that it’s okay for those people to die. Who said it was ok for them to die ? Jeez... some ppl" Well you seemed to be saying you didn’t think it was a big deal that more elderly people will die? What WERE you saying? If you’re simply stating a fact, that the elderly are more likely to die, then sure I agree with you. But the whole point of the thread is whether we should change our behaviours because we CARE that people may die as a knock on effect. Personally I’m happy to do without exchanging bodily fluids for a bit if it protects people, even if those people are elderly. | |||
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"I’m disputing that it’s okay for those people to die. Who said it was ok for them to die ? Jeez... some ppl Well you seemed to be saying you didn’t think it was a big deal that more elderly people will die? What WERE you saying? If you’re simply stating a fact, that the elderly are more likely to die, then sure I agree with you. But the whole point of the thread is whether we should change our behaviours because we CARE that people may die as a knock on effect. Personally I’m happy to do without exchanging bodily fluids for a bit if it protects people, even if those people are elderly." It’s about not spreading it isn’t it, so it makes sense. In Italy patient zero spread it for a while without anyone knowing. | |||
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"Every time I read these threads it’s as tho there is always an argument This is a worrying time I know we should all be sticking t9 the guidelines but doesn’t stop us picking anything up I myself ha e been coughing this morning Do I instantly lock the door or go and get my shopping" Usually though it’s a minority who disagree. I’m not sure that is really their reality or they just like to get a reaction. | |||
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"So far 21 people in the Uk have died of corona virus all but one or 2 have had their ages released. 80% were in their 70’s 80’s and 90’s, all with pre existing conditions. I think 1 person was in their 60’s. The worldwide statistics are broadly similar. " So what are you saying from that statistic? | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus. All should do the same Really? And go bankrupt?
Suppose all public spaces should do the same - and also go bankrupt?
What we really need right now is another major recession! "There are going to tough times ahead for all businesses and it will affect everyone. To reduce the effect on the economy we need to take appropriate action now. The organisation I work for is asking us all to work from home and do all meetings virtually. Other organisations do not have this luxury - factories and distribution centres for example. Running a business that relies on personal contact (like pubs, restaurants, and swinging clubs) is a tough gig anyway, but if they do not take action now, they will make the problem worse, not better. Jaydees did the right thing last night, particularly as Jaydee himself is a “mature” (and very fine) gentleman. We were very concerned that other clubs did not take his lead, and relied on arguments such as “we are very clean” and “we are following local and governmental advice”. These are irrelevant when the virus is airborn and many people are in close proximity. If only one person is Covid-19 positive, then potentially 50-100 people will act as carriers to diverse communities. For us, we will not be attending any large gatherings of people (like clubs or parties) but we will continue to meet privately if none of the people involved are showing any symptoms and have not attended a club recently. This isn’t risk free but it reduces the risk. T | |||
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" Anyone stop to think they might not be sharing the full figures to control mass panic? " This may be true in countries like Iran or China but in the UK so many people are involved in the collation of the data, inevitably there would be a “whistle-blower”. The main issue is under-estimation owing to the time-lag from testing to reporting, the incubation period when individuals are infectious, and cases not being detected through non-testing of low-grade or less high-risk individuals. They try to adjust for these in the estimates, but there will inevitably be wider confidence intervals. The true infection rate is almost certainly much higher than being reported but not for the reasons you suggest, at least in the UK. Everyone should make their own decisions about the actions they take in the next few weeks/months and yours is perfectly sensible. x T | |||
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"I saw an article yesterday from a doctor saying that everyone should behave as if they had the virus for a few weeks. That would seem to make a lot of sense I'm amazed how arrogant and selfish some people are, this whole thing really has highlighted that" some people cant act like they already have the virus.my firm for example if i lock myself away for 14 days unless i get tested and it comes back positive i wont be getting paid.pretty sure my landlord and others aint gona say nah dont worry about the money you owe we will write those cpl weeks off.not everyone has savinvs to rely on | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus. All should do the same Really? And go bankrupt?
Suppose all public spaces should do the same - and also go bankrupt?
What we really need right now is another major recession!
There are going to tough times ahead for all businesses and it will affect everyone. To reduce the effect on the economy we need to take appropriate action now. The organisation I work for is asking us all to work from home and do all meetings virtually. Other organisations do not have this luxury - factories and distribution centres for example.
Running a business that relies on personal contact (like pubs, restaurants, and swinging clubs) is a tough gig anyway, but if they do not take action now, they will make the problem worse, not better.
Jaydees did the right thing last night, particularly as Jaydee himself is a “mature” (and very fine) gentleman. We were very concerned that other clubs did not take his lead, and relied on arguments such as “we are very clean” and “we are following local and governmental advice”. These are irrelevant when the virus is airborn and many people are in close proximity. If only one person is Covid-19 positive, then potentially 50-100 people will act as carriers to diverse communities.
For us, we will not be attending any large gatherings of people (like clubs or parties) but we will continue to meet privately if none of the people involved are showing any symptoms and have not attended a club recently. This isn’t risk free but it reduces the risk.
T"I can see where you’re coming from. I work on the till in a fast paced retail environment - in close proximity to many customers daily and handling bacteria laden money regularly. If I catch this virus it’s far more likely to be at work. I’ll be contacting the head office where I work to suggest measures to reduce cross contamination between colleagues - and to suggest that employees with respiratory issues or immune deficiencies shouldn’t be on the tills. Whether they’ll adopt these procedures I’ve no idea! I think there’s got to be a balance between protecting the economy and protecting life - and it’s incredibly difficult to know where that balance is! The reason there’s so much contention around this topic as it develops is that there’s really no black and white - people will lose - both lives and livelihoods - that’s already obvious! | |||
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"Its for this reason I am refusing to meet. Totally by choice. Not due to no one too meet " I keep seing this posted. The fact is you will have a long wait until it goes around everyone. | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus. All should do the same Really? And go bankrupt?
Suppose all public spaces should do the same - and also go bankrupt?
What we really need right now is another major recession!
There are going to tough times ahead for all businesses and it will affect everyone. To reduce the effect on the economy we need to take appropriate action now. The organisation I work for is asking us all to work from home and do all meetings virtually. Other organisations do not have this luxury - factories and distribution centres for example.
Running a business that relies on personal contact (like pubs, restaurants, and swinging clubs) is a tough gig anyway, but if they do not take action now, they will make the problem worse, not better.
Jaydees did the right thing last night, particularly as Jaydee himself is a “mature” (and very fine) gentleman. We were very concerned that other clubs did not take his lead, and relied on arguments such as “we are very clean” and “we are following local and governmental advice”. These are irrelevant when the virus is airborn and many people are in close proximity. If only one person is Covid-19 positive, then potentially 50-100 people will act as carriers to diverse communities.
For us, we will not be attending any large gatherings of people (like clubs or parties) but we will continue to meet privately if none of the people involved are showing any symptoms and have not attended a club recently. This isn’t risk free but it reduces the risk.
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I can see where you’re coming from. I work on the till in a fast paced retail environment - in close proximity to many customers daily and handling bacteria laden money regularly. If I catch this virus it’s far more likely to be at work.
I’ll be contacting the head office where I work to suggest measures to reduce cross contamination between colleagues - and to suggest that employees with respiratory issues or immune deficiencies shouldn’t be on the tills. Whether they’ll adopt these procedures I’ve no idea!
I think there’s got to be a balance between protecting the economy and protecting life - and it’s incredibly difficult to know where that balance is!
The reason there’s so much contention around this topic as it develops is that there’s really no black and white - people will lose - both lives and livelihoods - that’s already obvious! "I deliver milk to a fast paced food retailer, I’ve seen all sorts of panic in my travels just recently? Even today as I write this, my last drop the costumers we’re going mentle! Yesterday I had people banging on my truck asking what I had onboard. It’s bonkers. | |||
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"I decided to take a break from meeting a few weeks ago but now, with the current situation, I definitely won't be meeting for the foreseeable. I'm in the "at risk group" so better to be sensible to abstain from any unnecessary contact, not even socials. We all need to be sensible and protect ourselves and loved ones as much as possible? " My job involves meeting people often, I dont get the chance to say im not meeting you. Neither am I being payed to sit on my backside at home. For the seeable future I have to take some precautions and just be careful and sensible. | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus. All should do the same Really? And go bankrupt?
Suppose all public spaces should do the same - and also go bankrupt?
What we really need right now is another major recession!
There are going to tough times ahead for all businesses and it will affect everyone. To reduce the effect on the economy we need to take appropriate action now. The organisation I work for is asking us all to work from home and do all meetings virtually. Other organisations do not have this luxury - factories and distribution centres for example.
Running a business that relies on personal contact (like pubs, restaurants, and swinging clubs) is a tough gig anyway, but if they do not take action now, they will make the problem worse, not better.
Jaydees did the right thing last night, particularly as Jaydee himself is a “mature” (and very fine) gentleman. We were very concerned that other clubs did not take his lead, and relied on arguments such as “we are very clean” and “we are following local and governmental advice”. These are irrelevant when the virus is airborn and many people are in close proximity. If only one person is Covid-19 positive, then potentially 50-100 people will act as carriers to diverse communities.
For us, we will not be attending any large gatherings of people (like clubs or parties) but we will continue to meet privately if none of the people involved are showing any symptoms and have not attended a club recently. This isn’t risk free but it reduces the risk.
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I can see where you’re coming from. I work on the till in a fast paced retail environment - in close proximity to many customers daily and handling bacteria laden money regularly. If I catch this virus it’s far more likely to be at work.
I’ll be contacting the head office where I work to suggest measures to reduce cross contamination between colleagues - and to suggest that employees with respiratory issues or immune deficiencies shouldn’t be on the tills. Whether they’ll adopt these procedures I’ve no idea!
I think there’s got to be a balance between protecting the economy and protecting life - and it’s incredibly difficult to know where that balance is!
The reason there’s so much contention around this topic as it develops is that there’s really no black and white - people will lose - both lives and livelihoods - that’s already obvious! "Absolutely - it’s about balancing the risks to health/life and the rest of our existence. This risk assessment will be different for all of us and may change with circumstances. Calm heads needed. xx | |||
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"For some yes, others no. I saw Jaydees have decided not to open because of the virus. All should do the same Really? And go bankrupt?
Suppose all public spaces should do the same - and also go bankrupt?
What we really need right now is another major recession!
There are going to tough times ahead for all businesses and it will affect everyone. To reduce the effect on the economy we need to take appropriate action now. The organisation I work for is asking us all to work from home and do all meetings virtually. Other organisations do not have this luxury - factories and distribution centres for example.
Running a business that relies on personal contact (like pubs, restaurants, and swinging clubs) is a tough gig anyway, but if they do not take action now, they will make the problem worse, not better.
Jaydees did the right thing last night, particularly as Jaydee himself is a “mature” (and very fine) gentleman. We were very concerned that other clubs did not take his lead, and relied on arguments such as “we are very clean” and “we are following local and governmental advice”. These are irrelevant when the virus is airborn and many people are in close proximity. If only one person is Covid-19 positive, then potentially 50-100 people will act as carriers to diverse communities.
For us, we will not be attending any large gatherings of people (like clubs or parties) but we will continue to meet privately if none of the people involved are showing any symptoms and have not attended a club recently. This isn’t risk free but it reduces the risk.
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I can see where you’re coming from. I work on the till in a fast paced retail environment - in close proximity to many customers daily and handling bacteria laden money regularly. If I catch this virus it’s far more likely to be at work.
I’ll be contacting the head office where I work to suggest measures to reduce cross contamination between colleagues - and to suggest that employees with respiratory issues or immune deficiencies shouldn’t be on the tills. Whether they’ll adopt these procedures I’ve no idea!
I think there’s got to be a balance between protecting the economy and protecting life - and it’s incredibly difficult to know where that balance is!
The reason there’s so much contention around this topic as it develops is that there’s really no black and white - people will lose - both lives and livelihoods - that’s already obvious! "Peachy it’s difficult - I want to go out for a walk as being 3 days locked up in my room has driven me nuts Have 4 days to go if the symptoms ease. I don’t know how work is going to work. I can work from home but I have just taken a new role that was expecting me to work in Birmingham this week - that’s not going to happen, one as I am self isolating and two as work have put in place a non travel to work rule. As now I am self isolating or am I sick or just working from home - I don’t know and haven’t got a clue. I think organisations are treating this on a day by day basis. | |||
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" Am I alone in thinking, the Chinese are hell bent on domination of the entire world! They’ve no regard to human life, I’m feeling this virus was deliberately introduced to the world’s population? " Sorry but that's just bat shit crazy | |||
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" Am I alone in thinking, the Chinese are hell bent on domination of the entire world! They’ve no regard to human life, I’m feeling this virus was deliberately introduced to the world’s population? Sorry but that's just bat shit crazy "Probably! But it’s just a point of view? Thanks | |||
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" Am I alone in thinking, the Chinese are hell bent on domination of the entire world! They’ve no regard to human life, I’m feeling this virus was deliberately introduced to the world’s population? Sorry but that's just bat shit crazy
Probably! But it’s just a point of view? Thanks"OK I'm going to go with you here, just maybe the Chinese are hell bent on world domination...... so they develop a virus to decimate foreign populations.... Then they release it into their own population.... Makes no sense.  | |||
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" Am I alone in thinking, the Chinese are hell bent on domination of the entire world! They’ve no regard to human life, I’m feeling this virus was deliberately introduced to the world’s population? Sorry but that's just bat shit crazy
Probably! But it’s just a point of view? Thanks
OK I'm going to go with you here, just maybe the Chinese are hell bent on world domination...... so they develop a virus to decimate foreign populations.... Then they release it into their own population....
Makes no sense. "While I agree that it's not overly logical, at the same time look at the human rights that China walk the line with. Look at the protests in Hong Kong. Its not out of the realms of possibility that certain governments would at the very least consider doing such a thing to push their own agenda forward. | |||
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" Am I alone in thinking, the Chinese are hell bent on domination of the entire world! They’ve no regard to human life, I’m feeling this virus was deliberately introduced to the world’s population? Sorry but that's just bat shit crazy
Probably! But it’s just a point of view? Thanks
OK I'm going to go with you here, just maybe the Chinese are hell bent on world domination...... so they develop a virus to decimate foreign populations.... Then they release it into their own population....
Makes no sense.
While I agree that it's not overly logical, at the same time look at the human rights that China walk the line with. Look at the protests in Hong Kong. Its not out of the realms of possibility that certain governments would at the very least consider doing such a thing to push their own agenda forward. "The Virus comes from the Chinese wet markets where you have all these different animals species mixing that wouldn't normally be mixing do close together. So any virus that wouldn't normally be able to transmit to humans, in wet markets its able transmits into an animal that can cause it to jump to human. SARS and Covid was found in originally bats which transmitted it to other animals and eventually to chickens So no it's not intentional, but they do need to address how they store live animals for food in these wet markets. | |||
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" Am I alone in thinking, the Chinese are hell bent on domination of the entire world! They’ve no regard to human life, I’m feeling this virus was deliberately introduced to the world’s population? Sorry but that's just bat shit crazy
Probably! But it’s just a point of view? Thanks
OK I'm going to go with you here, just maybe the Chinese are hell bent on world domination...... so they develop a virus to decimate foreign populations.... Then they release it into their own population....
Makes no sense.
While I agree that it's not overly logical, at the same time look at the human rights that China walk the line with. Look at the protests in Hong Kong. Its not out of the realms of possibility that certain governments would at the very least consider doing such a thing to push their own agenda forward. "I'm all for conspiracy theories, I don't believe we landed on the moon, and I'm not convinced the Titanic actually sank, but this is so far fetched it astounds me. | |||
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