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I don't listen to the 'we would have done xyz' as it's impossible to know if they would have done what they say they would, but we can't say with any certainty they would have done as badly or worse. |
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As you say we can't say for certain if they'd have done better, worse or the same. I personally think it would have been more or less the same in terms of lockdown response, though if Corbyn was PM I strongly suspect they'd be implementing universal income (which would be a good thing). |
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I really balk at the assertion too that any criticism of the govt response is somehow anti British... that old trope comes out at every challenge we face and it's wrong.
Question everything. |
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When actually shadow governments, opposition, criticism and protest are the barrier between democracy and autocracy... So it's actually the people who want to do away with those things who are undemocratic and thus (in a country that supposedly cherishes democracy) unpatriotic. |
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i will decide if they have done a good job when their job is actually finished rather than just started
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I dont think it's fair to properly judge until the end result
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Matt Hancock has definitely screwed up on this, I don’t reckon he’ll last long after this is all over. Rishi Sunak is the only high up MP who’s done some sort of a good job, but only because he’s done what’s HAD to happen at the end of the day.
However I have noticed every press briefing that hasn’t included boris has been good, boris is awful because he dodges/avoids questions while most of the other tory MPs actually try to answer them in some lengths. |
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The population hasn't taken care of itself, pure and simple.
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Nobody could have done better than King Boris :clap1:
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Forgot what a mass-baiter you were haha. |
Not really given that they were originally content to sacrifice the old and vulnerable in hopes of herd immunity winning out to begin with. While they walked it back and offered a fairly good payment package for workers, it's difficult to forget that this Tory government seemed all too willing to let people die rather than do what needed to be done.
Also, every major country's leadership was made aware of the danger back in January, the fact that nothing more was done to prevent a pandemic back then is repugnant. Rishi Sunak is the Tories' MVP for this crisis. |
The WHO actually informed them in December of what could happen
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none of this can really be judged until a year or more down the line. All we can do for now realistically is keep the government on it's toes with regard to current processes. It's not perfect just now for sure, but if people think the 10k death figure is bad, it would have been an awful lot worse without a lock down.
In the same way that New York does not reflect the rest of the USA, the same is true of London, which is driving the figures much higher |
Please stop spreading misinformation!!
Josy warned other members about this you must have missed the memo. Here is a WHO timeline, educate yourself. Pneumonia of unknown cause reported to WHO China Office 31 December 2019 'At the close of 2019, the WHO China Country Office was informed of a pneumonia of unknown cause, detected in the city of Wuhan in Hubei province, China. According to the authorities, some patients were operating dealers or vendors in the Huanan Seafood market.* Staying in close contact with national authorities, WHO began monitoring the situation and requested further information on the laboratory tests performed and the different diagnoses considered.' https://www.who.int/emergencies/dise...as-they-happen |
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