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Tom Huddlestone
A lockdown (even the strictest) is a reset button not an end game button.
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Coronavirus
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glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Look on the bright side, think of all the jobs created building and running prisons under @DTA laws for this lot.
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
It’ll help
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
Bedfordspurs
Martin Peters
Ah ... working test and trace
The shambles that is!!!
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
And the 14 days only works if those with CV get it on the day the lockdown starts and are covid free come re release, or we are back to square one
Gilzeantoscore
Justin Edinburgh
Stiff upper lip and we are all in it together have been exposed for the lies that they are. The ones calling for workers to be sacrificed so that the economy will not be damaged, don't see themselves as being on the firing line. Don't worry, they will be tucked away nice and safe.
Thats the basic principle. Circuit breaker will work if the lockdown conditions are harsh.
The harsh conditions would also mean that people would perhaps be a little less of the c unts they are and more socially conscious, because they wouldn't want that hard a lock down again.
It will save lives, gives us a reset and after the harsh lock down allow the economy to open up again.
It would be better for the economy then months of a soft lock down, or even regional tiered lockdowns.
You are of course correct, its a step 1.
Diamond Lights
Didier Zokora
"done properly" - well that rules out the UK then
This is a time of national emergency, I of course wouldn't want that level of control outside circumstances that necessitate them.
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
They're not voluntary, they are mandatory and you can be fined for not wearing a mask or for not quarantining.
Of course that's only effective with a) the requisite level of resources for enforcement (i.e. resources that can actually take enforcement measures, not toothless covid monitors) and b) the will of the authorities to take an enforcement approach in the first place.
Both seem to be lacking.
elyid
Gerry Armstrong
As you say, it's only mandatory if it's enforced effectively.
As it is, anyone can simply not wear a mask or not quarantine and nobody says anything. Also see lots of groups > 6 after the pubs shut and police stand and watch them.
It's essentially voluntary atm.
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Diamond Lights
Didier Zokora
funny thing about this (and i know some people want to go back to "normal") but i can't see that ever happening personally.
I don't think one day they'll just take down those plastic see through dividers at counters? Or masks will be taken off and never come out in public again?
It is a new normal. Our children will likely grow up in a world where it's commonplace people wearing masks out and about for example.
I don't think one day they'll just take down those plastic see through dividers at counters? Or masks will be taken off and never come out in public again?
It is a new normal. Our children will likely grow up in a world where it's commonplace people wearing masks out and about for example.
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
A vast amount of resources, even more for the likes of DTAs suggestions, yet there's doubt we could manage a safe shielding for the vulnerable?
Legohamster
Cecil Poynton
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
Don't worry too hard, businesses will survive and selfish clams will still refuse to wear masks at the occurrence of another pandemic...
Seedy Ron
Nick Barmby
You'll be alright, there's no way our track and trace app will work. Dido won't be able to remember which folder she put the spreadsheet in.