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Let's hope a proportionate amount of people were social distancing while others went to the beach ... |
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I think your second paragraph will be right tbh, level of compliance with restrictions and distancing measures is still very strong across the country as a whole |
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Oddly enough I heard a surgeon discuss a similar theory a couple of weeks ago .. . he’d done some tests on people who’d had the virus but recovered and had tested negative afterwards.. yet he found the virus cells STILL in their bowels and their lung tissues. It kinda creeped me out at the time given I’m a terrible worrier. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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I don't think the public are selfish really.
They've been pretty obedient when it comes to the rules over the last few months. |
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In Bournemouth they were, parking their cars on Bus Stops and grass. All got tickets. Greedy Rush to the beach and golden sand which was far to many close to each other. |
I bet you most of those people at the beaches are the ones most vocal about social distancing
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They're all selfish, brainless idiots.
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...I don’t think that in general, people are selfish or brainless or idiots...(...obviously those things will always apply to a few individuals...)..I agree with James, in that the guidance on the whole has been followed through this...and that guidance has at times been quite shaky as well and left so much ‘risk assessment’ open for interpretation...life has not been the same for all of us over these last months, so it’s easy to say...oh, how could you risk/how could you be so stupid..!!! Etc...but for some, they’ve needed that day at the beach and they’ve felt the need of it so much that they have taken risks....so, so many things and factors of people home schooling, having their children between home walls for 24hrs a day without a break, losing jobs and having no income, having to face food shortages and not having an income to afford a luxury of being able to stock up...daily, I’ve spoken to families who a few months ago, were ‘ticking along’, but who now have intervention teams of social workers in their lives ... mental health in parents and in children is at such a low....people have struggled so much for months...the scenes at the beaches yesterday is not a comfortable sight but it felt very much an understandable sight, though...those people, many of who may desperately want to have their children back at school but are unable to yet...took a risk yesterday because their mental well-being would have felt that need to...
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