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View Poll Results: How do you feel about lockdowns? | ||||||
I enjoy them |
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4 | 15.38% | |||
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I don’t enjoy them but understand the necessity |
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11 | 42.31% | |||
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I’m indifferent |
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1 | 3.85% | |||
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I hate them and hope we never go into one again |
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10 | 38.46% | |||
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Voters: 26. You may not vote on this poll |
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Was it at least partially enjoyable for you (esp. introverts) or are you dreading another lockdown?
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I don't mind most of it but not being allowed to leave the local area is a ****ing nightmare. If they removed travel restrictions I wouldn't really care about the rest. I miss cinemas a little but it's not a massive issue. Schools being closed was also awful.
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I managed to find a routine that helped me cope with it by the third one to the point that lockdown wasn't a constant punishment for me.
That being said, I would dread any further lockdowns because, obviously, it's been over a year now and that kind of thing is just not sustainable longterm and the longer it goes on the more I'm likely to find myself out of a job. |
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Simba Wiv Ya Friggin ‘Air
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The first one I was seeing through rose tinted glasses in hindsight, I genuinely thought we’d be over it come Autumn
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Simba Wiv Ya Friggin ‘Air
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I’m dreading the thought of another though, I’m not sure if my mental health could take it again.
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self-oscillating
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lockdowns weren't that big an issue for me, it was the fear mongering by the media that annoyed me more than anything else. During the first lockdown I learned to take no notice of the media, and from that point on it was fine
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George & Alexis Warr!
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love them
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Banned
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Honestly, it didn't change too much, I miss going out with friends but for the most part, we adapted. We used to enjoy going to the cinema during the day so instead, we'd watch a film over Zoom and so on and so forth.
If we didn't have the technology we have today, it would have been a far worse experience but I never really felt all that 'apart' from others, during the lockdown. Last edited by Tom4784; 14-04-2021 at 02:06 PM. |
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Who, Douglas?
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First one wasn’t too bad because we all believed it’d be the last one, the second and hybrid were awful. Not being able to properly exercise or let out steam on the weekend were the worst hitters for me. Secondly just how monotonous everything became from lockdown. If you’re working from home for over a year it’s very dull.
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Quand il pleut, il pleut
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Piss orf.
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I love them,theres no shouting and swearing in the streets, nobody coming up asking for a spare fag..the traffic a delight..and my job is secure.
Bring on lockdown 4, I'm ready and waiting on you hunny. |
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Senior Moment
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Meant to vote
"I don’t enjoy them but understand the necessity" but misclicked xD |
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The other Shaun :)
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The first one I wasn’t too bothered by because it was just kinda a weird experience and I could still talk to friends and have a laugh over social apps (Houseparty for example).
The second and third lockdowns have been more difficult because they’ve just been really tedious and I’ve been eager to get back to normality. The thought of a possible future lockdown tho worries me.
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George & Alexis Warr!
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The voice of reason
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Comparing weekly mortality in 24 European countries, the findings in this paper suggest
that more severe lockdown policies have not been associated with lower mortality. In other words, the lockdowns have not worked as intended. Further tests also show that early interventions offered no additional benefits or effectiveness and even indicate that the lockdowns of the spring of 2020 were associated with significantly more deaths in the particular age group between 60 and 79 years. The main problem at hand is therefore that the evidence presented here suggests that lockdowns have not significantly affected the development of mortality in Europe. They have nevertheless wreaked economic havoc in most societies and may lead to a substantial number of additional deaths for other reasons. A British government report from April for example assessed that a limited lockdown could cause 185,000 excess deaths over the next years, while UNICEF warns of an increase in child marriages, owing to the economic effects of Western lockdowns in developing countries (DHSC 2020; Philipose and Aika 2021). Evaluated as a whole, at a first glance, the lockdown policies of the Spring of 2020 therefore appear to be substantial long-run government failures. https://academic.oup.com/cesifo/adva...fab003/6199605 |
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George & Alexis Warr!
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or do we want to go back to the old normal and making same mistakes all over again with the whole socializing, partying, lacklustre hygiene we need to be more hygienic now, we need to learn from this pandemic |
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A whole decade? You sure?
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