Lockdown can be lifted by May aslong as people follow the rules

[Denver]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/coronavirus-uk-lockdown-could-be-relaxed-in-weeks-says-top-govt-adviser-11968358

[Smithy]

Stay inside I have **** to do this summer girls

[Cherie]

Half the thickos don’t know what they are being asked to do....I have no hope

[The Slim Reaper]

Not sure how there's been enough time yet. People dying now were infected a month ago, so we have to allow for those infected prior to lockdown, and those infected during the initial lockdown period to play out.

[Tom4784]

It's not going to happen, sadly.

I work in a town centre and there's more people around since the lockdown began than there was before. We are pretty much having our best sales ever and it's down to people wanting to nip out to buy cushions and paint to do up their houses. People aren't staying in, they aren't going out just for essentials.

This lockdown will last for months.

[thesheriff443]

It's not going to happen, sadly.

I work in a town centre and there's more people around since the lockdown began than there was before. We are pretty much having our best sales ever and it's down to people wanting to nip out to buy cushions and paint to do up their houses. People aren't staying in, they aren't going out just for essentials.

This lockdown will last for months.

But blame should be layed at the shops and government for allowing the shops that are not selling none essentials to remain open.

[Denver]

Not sure how there's been enough time yet. People dying now were infected a month ago, so we have to allow for those infected prior to lockdown, and those infected during the initial lockdown period to play out.

It take 2 weeks to recover with non health issues and 6 weeks with health issues they say so if people followed the rules and stopped the spread it's possible

[The Slim Reaper]

It take 2 weeks to recover with non health issues and 6 weeks with health issues they say so if people followed the rules and stopped the spread it's possible

There is also the initial incubation period, which is approx 7-14 days.

[Cherie]

It's not going to happen, sadly.

I work in a town centre and there's more people around since the lockdown began than there was before. We are pretty much having our best sales ever and it's down to people wanting to nip out to buy cushions and paint to do up their houses. People aren't staying in, they aren't going out just for essentials.

This lockdown will last for months.

What essentials are being sold for this shop to remain open

[bots]

they were never going to reduce the figures to zero, what they had to do was cause enough impact so that the pressure was lessened on the NHS. If the peak happens in the next week or 2 and the NHS is still coping, the objective will have been achieved.

They will reduce the severity of the lockdown at some point before people go insane, but it will be done in small steps, checking every 3 weeks if it has had a severe impact or not

It's going to take a long time before things are back to normal, if they ever really will be, the working from home directive could remain in place permanently until there is a vaccine or the number of infected reduce to double digits

[Glenn.]

But blame should be layed at the shops and government for allowing the shops that are not selling none essentials to remain open.

No blame should be at the idiots that are going out buying non essentials

[Nicky91]

no way this lockdown should be lifted by may then, since you sadly have stupid idiots who cannot stay at home on their own


12 month lockdown would be best

[Crimson Dynamo]

I will wait till the scientific experts tell us what to do based on the data that they get nationally and not base any opinion on my own anecdotal opinion

[Tom4784]

But blame should be layed at the shops and government for allowing the shops that are not selling none essentials to remain open.

No, if you hear 'we're in lockdown, only go out for essentials.' and you decide to have a day out at the shops then you're to blame. Even if you tighten up the lockdown completely like Italy did, you'd still be getting people going out because of stupidity.

If people listened then we would be out of lockdown sooner rather than later.

[thesheriff443]

No blame should be at the idiots that are going out buying non essentials

Logic says they can’t go to a shop if it ain’t open.

[thesheriff443]

No, if you hear 'we're in lockdown, only go out for essentials.' and you decide to have a day out at the shops then you're to blame. Even if you tighten up the lockdown completely like Italy did, you'd still be getting people going out because of stupidity.

If people listened then we would be out of lockdown sooner rather than later.

If you have a shop selling non essentials then you will get idiots going to it.

[Crimson Dynamo]

No blame should be at the idiots that are going out buying non essentials

If a shop is open then its assumed the Govt has deemed it essential one would assume

[Tom4784]

What essentials are being sold for this shop to remain open

Medics, hardware equpment, pet supplies, hygiene products.

We've got tons of essentials yet our gardening and decorating supplies are empty. We're rapidly running out of things in the Home section which is stuff like throws, cushions, candles and such.

It's ridiculous.

[arista]

Half the thickos don’t know what they are being asked to do....I have no hope




Yes a better title for this
Adam's Dream thread

[Nicky91]

If a shop is open then its assumed the Govt has deemed it essential one would assume

essential for me would be a ''pharmacy'' or ''grocery store''

although the former, you can (at least in my country) order medication via Phone and they come drop it off at your home

[Tom4784]

If you have a shop selling non essentials then you will get idiots going to it.

But those idiots will look for any excuse to go out. It's easy to blame the shops but at the end of the day, most of the shops that are sill allowed to be open should be dead business wise but they aren't.

You can only do so much if people aren't listening to guidelines and they aren't

[arista]

Not sure how there's been enough time yet. People dying now were infected a month ago, so we have to allow for those infected prior to lockdown, and those infected during the initial lockdown period to play out.


Yes Johnson PM
Dragged his feet

[MTVN]

Let's be honest there are next to no shops which sell exclusively essentials so there will always be people buying things they don't strictly need

[thesheriff443]

But those idiots will look for any excuse to go out. It's easy to blame the shops but at the end of the day, most of the shops that are sill allowed to be open should be dead but they aren't.

You can only do so much if people aren't listening to guidelines and they aren't

Your shop should only be selling essentials.

[Denver]

Let's be honest there are next to no shops which sell exclusively essentials so there will always be people buying things they don't strictly need

Some shops like B&M have blocked off their non essential isles

[Smithy]

Just went out to walk the dogs and there people sat on the beaches over here, people are selfish and stupid and we’re going to be in lockdown for longer :bored:

[Tom4784]

Your shop should only be selling essentials.

Agreed but that's not our call to make, instead we just have to deal with ****ing morons that can't follow instructions unless they are forced to and even then it's ropey at best.

If you aren't shopping for essentials, don't go out. It should be simple but nope, most people tell themselves that this unprecedented situation is nothing to worry about and get mad when they are mildly inconvenienced.

[Samm]

Let's be honest there are next to no shops which sell exclusively essentials so there will always be people buying things they don't strictly need

Exactly, most people have definitely been listening, from almost everyone I know and what i've seen (apart from supermarkets) there's been a massive reducement in movement, I had no choice for the first time in two weeks to go to Birmingham city centre a few days ago, and the city was quiet. There will always be some people buying unnecessary items because realistically you can't expect a whole nation to co-inside unfortunately, maybe with stricter forces in place you could manage it such as China did, but the UK has a history of freedom and anti-socialist values so i'll doubt the government would ever enforce extremely strict measures.

There's always going to still be areas such as supermarkets that will be busy because food is essential, smaller towns I guess might not seen a giant difference because towns are often where most people live, City's are the dangerous areas as they're usually crowded areas where the virus could thrive because there's always a movement of people a reason as to why New York is going to probably be the worst affected area in the world.

In terms of the lockdown, I think it'll most defiantly go on for this entire month. no one can tell when lockdown can end because it's a virus, and things change on the daily. If I was to predict like everyone else I would say by early May they'll be some reductions. I'm all for people lives are more important the economy, but I really don't see the extreme predicts some people are saying like this will last months, the economy would collapse, they're would be more deaths from that then the virus, the lockdown needs to be in place until hospitals have the strength to support cases.

[Tony Montana]

That'll be amazing but sadly people won't listen.

[Nicky91]

Exactly, most people have definitely been listening, from almost everyone I know and what i've seen (apart from supermarkets) there's been a massive reducement in movement, I had no choice for the first time in two weeks to go to Birmingham city centre a few days ago, and the city was quiet. There will always be some people buying unnecessary items because realistically you can't expect a whole nation to co-inside unfortunately, maybe with stricter forces in place you could manage it such as China did, but the UK has a history of freedom and anti-socialist values so i'll doubt the government would ever enforce extremely strict measures.

There's always going to still be areas such as supermarkets that will be busy because food is essential, smaller towns I guess might not seen a giant difference because towns are often where most people live, City's are the dangerous areas as they're usually crowded areas where the virus could thrive because there's always a movement of people a reason as to why New York is going to probably be the worst affected area in the world.

In terms of the lockdown, I think it'll most defiantly go on for this entire month. no one can tell when lockdown can end because it's a virus, and things change on the daily. If I was to predict like everyone else I would say by early May they'll be some reductions. I'm all for people lives are more important the economy, but I really don't see the extreme predicts some people are saying like this will last months, the economy would collapse, they're would be more deaths from that then the virus, the lockdown needs to be in place until hospitals have the strength to support cases.

we dutch also care about our freedom honestly, but staying at home is a absolute must now in this crisis

however you can still enjoy your freedom at home, i mean no one restricts you to stay indoors, your garden or balcony depending where you live is part of your home

also a suggestion of mine, do not watch the news too much, it can make you depressed if you constantly watch that

[user104658]

Two possibilities here:

1) They know it's not going to happen but are giving ultimatums to keep the lockdown as tight as possible. Using the idea of getting out as a "carrot" to encourage people to be safe.

My thoughts on this is that it is a HUGE error in terms of social psychology. When it's withdrawn for "naughtiness" at the last minute, there will be a drop in patience levels and disobedience will increase.


2) Alongside the clearly deliberately selected "we might still need to do herd immunity" govt press release "that was just one advisor" - they are baby-stepping a scared public into accepting that for economic reasons, certain aspects of lockdown will have to end long before the infection levels have decreased dramatically.


I'm edging towards believing option two because I think people are severely underestimating the looming economic catastrophe, whilst governments are all too aware of it. They can't say these things outright though because SoMed deems it "choosing money over lives" as they're incapable of understanding how closely the two are linked.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Just went out to walk the dogs and there people sat on the beaches over here, people are selfish and stupid and we’re going to be in lockdown for longer :bored:

I checked the rules and when you go out for a walk you can actually sit on a bench half way along

its crazy I know as you should be under your bed with your tin hat on, but i checked and sitting on a bench is not outlawed

[Crimson Dynamo]

Two possibilities here:

1) They know it's not going to happen but are giving ultimatums to keep the lockdown as tight as possible. Using the idea of getting out as a "carrot" to encourage people to be safe.

My thoughts on this is that it is a HUGE error in terms of social psychology. When it's withdrawn for "naughtiness" at the last minute, there will be a drop in patience levels and disobedience will increase.


2) Alongside the clearly deliberately selected "we might still need to do herd immunity" govt press release "that was just one advisor" - they are baby-stepping a scared public into accepting that for economic reasons, certain aspects of lockdown will have to end long before the infection levels have decreased dramatically.


I'm edging towards believing option two because I think people are severely underestimating the looming economic catastrophe, whilst governments are all too aware of it. They can't say these things outright though because SoMed deems it "choosing money over lives" as they're incapable of understanding how closely the two are linked.

The public narrative seems to be the NHS are all good (even the people who run it appallingly in many cases) and the government are stupid and bad. The public are stupid and bad (mainly the poor thick ones) and them and the government are to blame for everything. If i clap the NHS once a week i can be absolved of any blame?

[Nicky91]

The public narrative seems to be the NHS are all good (even the people who run it appallingly in many cases) and the government are stupid and bad. The public are stupid and bad (mainly the poor thick ones) and them and the government are to blame for everything. If i clap the NHS once a week i can be absolved of any blame?

now is not the time to go blaming anyone though

[Smithy]

I checked the rules and when you go out for a walk you can actually sit on a bench half way along

its crazy I know as you should be under your bed with your tin hat on, but i checked and sitting on a bench is not outlawed

I said beach not bench you illiterate old fool

[arista]

I said beach not bench you illiterate old fool


He may have had a Drink

[user104658]

now is not the time to go blaming anyone thoughThere will certainly be plenty of that later, so I agree. We should save our energy for now.

[user104658]

I said beach not bench you illiterate old foolHe may have had a Drink:skull: :skull: :joker:

Poor LT, nothing left but ashes after this unconventional and unexpected burn tag-team.

[Smithy]

He may have had a Drink

Screaming :skull::skull:

[Amy Jade]

It wont be and I hope it isn't.

People are still flouncing the rules. Just today I drove past a local playing field to work and there were people kids playing...their parents clearly don't care about them.

[Beso]

I'm not clapping anymore for the NHS, I rekon doing that can spread the virus from your hands..

So my windows are tightly shut now on a Thursday night.

[Amy Jade]

I'm not clapping anymore for the NHS, I rekon doing that can spread the virus from your hands..

So my windows are tightly shut now on a Thursday night.

You can't spread it standing on your door step on from your window.

[hijaxers]

Well the roads outside were much busier late night than the prev Fri , way too many rule breakers.

[user104658]

No population of humans has ever been placed on this strict a lockdown for a prolonged period of time in written history, which means it has probably never happened, ever.
And we're not psychologically cut out for that level of cabin fever.

Compliance rates will drop steadily over time as people lose willpower and the idea that most people will still be complying even 50% in 3 months is very, very optimistic - let alone the 6 months+ that some people are predicting. I know people don't believe or maybe just don't like what I'm saying but :shrug:. Quote me in 3 months if I'm wrong I suppose.

[Scarlett.]

I can't see it, Italy started their lockdown in Feb, and they're still locked down.

[Crimson Dynamo]

I said beach not bench you illiterate old fool

https://media.giphy.com/media/xT5LMNWyPCMJElNmQ8/giphy.gif

[Brother Leon]

Even if we followed it, I don’t see it ending anytime soon. And I bet there are going to be a lot idiots in the parks the next few days.

[Smithy]

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It’s not happening

[James]

I was just reading up on the Spanish lockdown rules.

You're only allowed out for food or medicine, to walk a dog, go to hospital or work if necessary.

Going out for exercise isn't allowed.

Lockdown has just been extended to 26th April, so six weeks in total so far.


.....One of the strictest quarantines in Europe is in Spain, where people can only leave home to buy food and medicines, walk the dog, go to the hospital or commute to work if absolutely necessary. Fines for infringement range from a very specific €601 to an eye-watering €30,000, and the police are not holding back in dishing them out.

Unlike most other European countries, physical exercise is banned in Spain, but what about exercising while commuting to work? The answer is no.

In the Basque Country, police threatened to fine a man for cycling to the factory where he works, on the basis that exercise is forbidden and therefore he should take public transport. The government’s emergency decree says cycling is allowed only in case of force majeure, but it doesn’t make clear what that would entail.

The cyclist would have been in even bigger trouble had he lived in Madrid, where Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida has said local police will have “zero tolerance” with those who say they are going to work but cannot produce a certificate signed by their employer to prove it.....


From https://www.politico.eu/article/lockdown-rules-leave-europeans-baffled-and-fined-coronavirus-covid19/

[user104658]

The world is run by actual morons, you're more likely to catch a virus on a bus than on a bike :facepalm:.

[James]

1246497734741364742

It’s not happening

Was looking on Twitter for photographs.

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[Beso]

But we all know how much cyclists like to get all lycra upped and meet in groups of 6 to 8 on a warm Sunday.

[GoldHeart]

More like September! If we're lucky that is :facepalm:

[bots]

it's been very quiet round my way, very few out and about and today was no different

[Denver]

They may start relaxing it on smaller towns/ places with low infection rates

[Beastie]

Easter eggs are essential.

[Denver]

Easter eggs are essential.

They are not

[Denver]

They are predicting if people stay at home we could hit our peak in 10 days and it will start falling from there

[Beastie]

They are not

They are if essential items like bread pasta and bog roll are sold out. Better to have an Easter egg than nothing at all.

[Jake.]

They are if essential items like bread pasta and bog roll are sold out. Better to have an Easter egg than nothing at all.

Don’t be silly.

[Denver]

They are if essential items like bread pasta and bog roll are sold out. Better to have an Easter egg than nothing at all.

You should be able to get all of those stuff now

[Mitchell]

They are not

People can say that so and so food isn’t essential, but try telling that to any parent with a child with food sensory issues/an adult with food sensory issues.

[Amy Jade]

People can say that so and so food isn’t essential, but try telling that to any parent with a child with food sensory issues/an adult with food sensory issues.
To a degree I agree with you. However I would guess most who are still just going out every day and doing as they please just want extra to be greedy not for genuine reasons.

Like I'm sorry, if people are popping to say tesco for 1 bottle of wine and a bar of galaxy that's pathetic.

[LaLaLand]

If we weren’t allowed to buy Easter Eggs, they should be advertising them on TV (I’ve seen a load of new adverts today for them!)

[Mitchell]

To a degree I agree with you. However I would guess most who are still just going out every day and doing as they please just want extra to be greedy not for genuine reasons.

Like I'm sorry, if people are popping to say tesco for 1 bottle of wine and a bar of galaxy that's pathetic.

Oh I agree, people should stay in unless they’re essential shopping, but in some cases the food availability means they have to check multiple supermarkets etc, that’s fine imo, I’ve had to go to the shops 3 times since the lockdown due to certain foods not being available due to people still stockpiling like prats

[Amy Jade]

Oh I agree, people should stay in unless they’re essential shopping, but in some cases the food availability means they have to check multiple supermarkets etc, that’s fine imo, I’ve had to go to the shops 3 times since the lockdown due to certain foods not being available due to people still stockpiling like prats

I can only speak for the supermarkets around here I have been to (Asda for myself and Tesco for a patient) and the supermarkets seem to have the stock and availability steady now.

In Asda the only limited items were Nappies (2 of each size) Toilet Rolls (1 large or 2 small packs) Baby Milk (2 of each age) and handwash (2). I even asked the lady lady who served me, as I know her.

They had no Flour or Pasta though.

[arista]

Easter eggs are essential.


Sure for some folks

[arista]

If we weren’t allowed to buy Easter Eggs, they should be advertising them on TV (I’ve seen a load of new adverts today for them!)

Yes and Today Full Size
Easter Eggs Page Ad Cadburys
3 Big one's at Tesco £8
News papers Printed

[arista]

They are predicting if people stay at home we could hit our peak in 10 days and it will start falling from there


Yes it could also Not Peak
and Keep going UP

[Kate!]

They may start relaxing it on smaller towns/ places with low infection rates

Yes this. Would be a sensible start.

[Kizzy]

I'm surprised easter eggs are given shelf space, they are non essential. More room for beans! (The only thing I couldn't get last time I went shopping)

[Tom4784]

All food products is essential, you need options because if you start limiting what people can buy for food, that food runs out quick. Better to keep food options open as to spread the demand out.

[MTVN]

Tbf shops will have spent a lot of money ordering Easter eggs before this all exploded and they'll only go out of date and be wasted if they're not sold

[Kate!]

Tbf shops will have spent a lot of money ordering Easter eggs before this all exploded and they'll only go out of date and be wasted if they're not sold

True. I say carry on selling them. We are entitled to a bit of pleasure during this awful Lockdown experience. I have sent my eggs to the people I buy for by post (Amazon) early so they will have them in time. Glad I did now.

[Kizzy]

Tbf shops will have spent a lot of money ordering Easter eggs before this all exploded and they'll only go out of date and be wasted if they're not sold

I didn't say don't sell what you have...I said shelf space. Keep them on pallets and only in larger stores.

[Denver]

I get everyone should be entitled to a treat but should you really be going out just to buy an Easter Egg? It's a possible live or die situation you put yourselves and others through

[Barry.]

I get everyone should be entitled to a treat but should you really be going out just to buy an Easter Egg? It's a possible live or die situation you put yourselves and others through

I'd get a Easter egg, only if we were going for other stuff.

[Denver]

I'd get a Easter egg, only if we were going for other stuff.

That's fair enough but you shouldn't be going out if it's just for an easter egg just get it when you do your shopping

[Barry.]

That's fair enough but you shouldn't be going out if it's just for an easter egg just get it when you do your shopping

Yup I agree. It's silly to go for chocolate only it's not worth risking your health for chocolate.

[hijaxers]

Just been sent a video of an elderly man walking aound the streets of Bridgewater totally naked , people stopping in cars telling him he shoud be self isolating ~ the man is probably mentally ill . Hope he got picked up and attended to.

[Kate!]

I get everyone should be entitled to a treat but should you really be going out just to buy an Easter Egg? It's a possible live or die situation you put yourselves and others through

If thats in response to my post I stated I bought my eggs online.

[Denver]

If thats in response to my post I stated I bought my eggs online.

Nope it was a post before stating Easter Eggs are essential everyday staples

[arista]

Just been sent a video of an elderly man walking around the streets of Bridgewater totally naked , people stopping in cars telling him he should be self isolating ~ the man is probably mentally ill . Hope he got picked up and attended to.

He may have Covid 19
who would go near him?

[Livia]

Just been sent a video of an elderly man walking aound the streets of Bridgewater totally naked , people stopping in cars telling him he shoud be self isolating ~ the man is probably mentally ill . Hope he got picked up and attended to.

Poor old sod. Probably got dementia or something. And someone videoed him and put it on the net. How public spirited of them.

My husband went shopping early today and he said the park in the local town was smothered with people. Mostly young people. I wonder what it will take for some of these people to wake tf up.

[Livia]

He may have Covid 19
who would go near him?

I would have tried to help him. I wouldn't have videoed him though.

[hijaxers]

I would have tried to help him. I wouldn't have videoed him though.

Yes its very sad wandering naked not even shoes . The person ffilming him had stopped in a car across the rd , he would have done a better thing by ringing for help .

[thesheriff443]

I would have tried to help him. I wouldn't have videoed him though.

Pulled up and said parmy your pissed again

[Livia]

Pulled up and said parmy your pissed again

LMAO....

[Crimson Dynamo]

i dont get why people are getting in a hissy fit about people outside in London. The place is rammed with people period, if 20% go for a walk at the same time its crowded. Get real with how many people live in cities. If people can go out to exercise once, guess what, that is what it looks like.

[Marsh.]

Sick to death of the Corona Police trying to stop us buying our Easter eggs. They are ESSENTIAL to life so suck it.

[Cherie]

i dont get why people are getting in a hissy fit about people outside in London. The place is rammed with people period, if 20% go for a walk at the same time its crowded. Get real with how many people live in cities. If people can go out to exercise once, guess what, that is what it looks like.

They are not walking ...they are sitting


I live in the burbs and I met about 5 people on a 30 minute walk today

[Denver]

Sick to death of the Corona Police trying to stop us buying our Easter eggs. They are ESSENTIAL to life so suck it.

I dont remember Jesus popping to Aldi on Good Friday to grab an easter Egg

[bots]

i just checked the number of confirmed cases in my area. The number is more than 100 times what it was 3 weeks ago, so i don't see the lockdown ending anytime soon

[Marsh.]

I dont remember Jesus popping to Aldi on Good Friday to grab an Waster Egg

No. He grabbed an Easter egg.

[The Slim Reaper]

Hancock talking of banning outside activity so there is zero chance we'll be in position by may.

[Denver]

Easter eggs are for people who want diabetes,

[Marsh.]

Self righteous hyperbole is for people who hate themselves.

[Denver]

Get a diet and eat some fruit

[Marsh.]

What a random comment, who said I don't eat fruit?

Get a life and focus on your own plate.

[Crimson Dynamo]

They are not walking ...they are sitting


I live in the burbs and I met about 5 people on a 30 minute walk today

its ok to sit whilst out on your walk there is no rule to say "keep moving" as long as you keep your distance

[Crimson Dynamo]

we saw a young girl being given a driving lesson today - no word of a lie she was slowly reversing into an parking spot and we had to wait:conf:

[Cherie]

its ok to sit whilst out on your walk there is no rule to say "keep moving" as long as you keep your distance

Why do you need to sit? you are out for exercise, sit by a window with it open if you need fresh air

[Crimson Dynamo]

Why do you need to sit? you are out for exercise, sit by a window with it open if you need fresh air

you may feel faint, tired, be having a hypo, have cramp, need to take a call etc

whatever its that persons personal business

[Cherie]

you may feel faint, tired, be having a hypo, have cramp, need to take a call etc

whatever its that persons personal business

is that what they are all doing on Primrose Hill today? that person with their personal business might kill a member of my family, stay at home, save lives

[Glenn.]

Anyone making excuses or bending the rules to the guidelines, are the people that will ensure we stay locked down for longer.

[Mitchell]

Get a diet and eat some fruit

If the shops have any fruit that is

[Mitchell]

Anyone making excuses or bending the rules to the guidelines, are the people that will ensure we stay locked down for longer.

Unfortunately people are and always will be selfish and try to break the rules and make others suffer, if anyone I love dies from this, I’ll be going ****ing ape**** at every single one of them that I see.

[hijaxers]

Anyone making excuses or bending the rules to the guidelines, are the people that will ensure we stay locked down for longer.

Absobleedinloutely Glenn because all the people obeying the rules ~ like ourselves are gonna mighty pissed off if it continues .

Of course the Scottish health woman thinks she is different ! just like all those people on Primose Hill , she has single handedly shat in everyones handbag !
She must go immediately ~ set an example to others.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Anyone making excuses or bending the rules to the guidelines, are the people that will ensure we stay locked down for longer.

It's great we have our mind readers to know why people are doing things...

[Glenn.]

It's great we have our mind readers to know why people are doing things...

Because they are selfish. Can’t explain it better than that. Guidelines have been made simple enough, just wasn’t clear enough for the most simple of people.

[Beso]

Oh I agree, people should stay in unless they’re essential shopping, but in some cases the food availability means they have to check multiple supermarkets etc, that’s fine imo, I’ve had to go to the shops 3 times since the lockdown due to certain foods not being available due to people still stockpiling like prats

How do you know it just wasn't 100 people buying the same thing you wanted to buy?

Maybe you just lazy.:shrug:

[Mitchell]

How do you know it just wasn't 100 people buying the same thing you wanted to buy?

Maybe you just lazy.:shrug:

Usually I have absolutely no problems getting these items, now I do :shrug:

[Beso]

Don't know why you would go out today anyway, we've all known muppets would be out and about this weekend..why be one if them?

I don't think you can moan about people when you have went out yourself. :shrug:

[Beso]

Usually I have absolutely no problems getting these items, now I do :shrug:

Everyone else needs breath freshener as well Mitchell.

[Mitchell]

Everyone else needs breath freshener as well Mitchell.

My breath smells naturally beautiful obviously

[Zizu]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/coronavirus-uk-lockdown-could-be-relaxed-in-weeks-says-top-govt-adviser-11968358

( Lockdown can be lifted by May ... )



For a moment I wondered why Teresa May was getting involved :)


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[Jake.]

you may feel faint, tired, be having a hypo, have cramp, need to take a call etc

whatever its that persons personal business

Absolute rubbish. I’ve been on plenty of walks in my time and I’ve never seen anyone feel the need to have a sit down mid walk. People know exactly what they’re doing and they’re putting the rest of us at risk.

Go out for your exercise and come back home.

[Mystic Mock]

Anyone making excuses or bending the rules to the guidelines, are the people that will ensure we stay locked down for longer.

This.

To put it bluntly, these people need to stop being selfish pricks and actually think of other people who could get the Coronavirus because of their selfish actions to unnecessarily go outside.

Shopping, working, or walking your Dog are the only reasons people should be going out imo.

[Cherie]

( Lockdown can be lifted by May ... )



For a moment I wondered why Teresa May was getting involved :)


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