Coronavirus

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Are you worried about contracting coronavirus?

  • Yes, I am absolutely terrified

    Votes: 12 15.6%
  • Yes, I am slightly concerned

    Votes: 35 45.5%
  • I am neither concerned or unconcerned

    Votes: 7 9.1%
  • No, I am slightly unconcerned

    Votes: 6 7.8%
  • No, I am totally unconcerned

    Votes: 6 7.8%
  • Bring back the old poll

    Votes: 3 3.9%
  • Charlotte Awbrey tits out doing the Macarena

    Votes: 2 2.6%
  • I believe VoR is evil

    Votes: 11 14.3%

  • Total voters
    77
Aye, Piers had a cough and did the decent thing, like the ambassador for common sense that he has suddenly, suspiciously become. He's an absolute weasel so it must be self-preservation.
 
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Have the government tried to whitewash the whole "worst in Europe" headline?
 
Current mutterings in work is that a return to the office is unlikely until NEXT YEAR.

The rest of this year’s basically a write-off, isn’t it? And I shudder to imagine what the NEW NORMALITY will look like
 
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The term NEW NORMAL makes me shudder. A terrible phrase mainly because it signifies a terrible future reality.

I read that HALF OF PUBS MAY NEVER REOPEN.

Make it stop.
 
I still think there will come a point where people question if it's worth it (and the government(s) will follow the lead of the people/media). As always it'll all be balanced with deaths, but are people really going to put up without a pint, or without being able to see ANYONE outside of the household for more than a few minutes at two swords length, for YEARS? Live has to go on, people need to socialise, kids need to learn and see other kids and develop. All sorts of things.
 
I say let’s open the pubs (and clubs)

who cares if we die, at least we won’t remember in the morning :disco:
 
I still think there will come a point where people question if it's worth it (and the government(s) will follow the lead of the people/media). As always it'll all be balanced with deaths, but are people really going to put up without a pint, or without being able to see ANYONE outside of the household for more than a few minutes at two swords length, for YEARS? Live has to go on, people need to socialise, kids need to learn and see other kids and develop. All sorts of things.

this is already happening. governments will hide behind the "will of the people".

i think locking down very early here resulted in little fatalities (under 100) and people feel like the danger was overstated.

life on the streets here is all but back to normal ahead of the planned end of lockdown (13th of may).

i have a bad feeling about this but then when don't i so who knows. we'll see. i think it's reasonable to start reopening and close again if infection rates start picking up in 2-3 weeks.
 
Look, as has been pointed out elsewhere. If the death toll for the UK was in, for talking's sake, the bottom 3rd, they wouldn't be arguing as to how accurate the figures coming from other countries are, they would just take it and celebrate it. Such as it is, we have a government who took a whole month to decide whether or not people in care homes counted as "people".
 
That would be :D if it wasn't so fucking GRIM

Yeah, that's the reality check isn't it? It comes on like something from a particularly dark Frankie Boyle monologue and then you remember it's an actual thing that has actually happened to us as a country. Like you say, fucking grim.
 
Although thankfully some hard hitting questions are being asked in PMQs today.

18m ago 12:34

Rob Butler, a Conservative, asks Johnson to support “Bernie the Bus”, a community initiative in his constituency.

Johnson does so, say he is a supporter of buses.
 
this trump speech and subsequent live and let die moment is insane. how is this real life? :D

 
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Nicola Sturgeon has announced lockdown in Scotland for a further 3 weeks. She said the only thing she is willing to loosen upon discussion with other ministers is if we are allowed to exercise more than once a day.
 
Nicola Sturgeon has announced lockdown in Scotland for a further 3 weeks. She said the only thing she is willing to loosen upon discussion with other ministers is if we are allowed to exercise more than once a day.
She also is setting us up to be on a different timescale from England/rUK.
 
She also is setting us up to be on a different timescale from England/rUK.

Yes. I think Scotland are a few weeks behind the likes of London, so will be interesting to see what the Prime Minister has to say.
 
I shall be following the advice of Nicola Sturgeon, but it certainly will be interesting to see if he wants to take a different approach.
 
I'm glad Scotland are likely to take a different approach.

I think it's still too soon to be loosening restrictions. There are too many UK government ministers releasing briefings about what the country could or may do, it's undermining the lockdown.
 
I think it's still too soon to be loosening restrictions. There are too many UK government ministers releasing briefings about what the country could or may do, it's undermining the lockdown.

That's the plan. They want to undermine the lockdown and cause confusion so as to deflect blame for a second wave.
 
Danish PM has been reluctant but the other parties are putting pressure on her to roll on full re-opening... numbers are looking good but who knows what's lurking around the corner
 
I'm glad Scotland are likely to take a different approach.

I think it's still too soon to be loosening restrictions. There are too many UK government ministers releasing briefings about what the country could or may do, it's undermining the lockdown.

It's way too soon! The virus isn't suddenly going to GO AWAY because people are bored of it, there is NO CURE! I'm honestly baffled by the logic...clearly there is none!

(this is general rambling/frustration and not aimed at you personally Win_the_game :D )
 

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