Coronavirus
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What about the DUP control in Northern Ireland? They locked down fully earlier than Wales. But they’re definitely right wing.
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The reason I say that the SNP aren’t socialist is that there isn’t any core structure to their policy. They give stuff away because it keeps them popular but there isn’t anything behind that. The only discernible long term policy they have is independence.GG. wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 10:26 pm So the socialists have proven themselves more authoritarian than the 'conservatives' (I use that word advisedly as Boris is not really a conservative in any meaningful sense). I'll take that.
I think you're on a sticky wicket arguing that either the Scottish or Welsh nationalists are not socialist (or at least not more socialist than the English conservatives). SNP flagship policies revolve around giving stuff away - whether that be prescriptions or higher education. Either that or magicing money to fund an independent country that is not fiscally viable.
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The testing site and backend systems have improved significantly since last time.
Littlest one spiked a temp this afternoon (three hour nap with no fuss was a good indication). 99% sure it is a delayed reaction to the flu vaccine she had on Friday, but can't assume.
Logged on to book a test and we could get one in a local walk-in centre 10 mins later. If the results are as quick, that's a proper service!
Littlest one spiked a temp this afternoon (three hour nap with no fuss was a good indication). 99% sure it is a delayed reaction to the flu vaccine she had on Friday, but can't assume.
Logged on to book a test and we could get one in a local walk-in centre 10 mins later. If the results are as quick, that's a proper service!
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3 days of you staying in quick
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No doubt, but at least we can get a test quickly unlike last time.
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Hefty fine
Student, 22, is fined £6,600 for breaking coronavirus self-isolation rules after posting a picture of herself eating out - before contact tracers spotted the image and sent police to ARREST her
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... g-out.html
Student, 22, is fined £6,600 for breaking coronavirus self-isolation rules after posting a picture of herself eating out - before contact tracers spotted the image and sent police to ARREST her
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... g-out.html
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You breach isolation rules on a small island with a limited population that's taken very strong measures to keep the virus out, you get fucked.
Apparently some tradesmen doing work on the Isle of Man got chucked in jail for fucking about with their post-arrival quarantine. On the flipside, COVID cases on IoM haven't gone above a 'case or two a day' for six months. So it clearly works in those limited circumstances....
Law is the law, innit.
Apparently some tradesmen doing work on the Isle of Man got chucked in jail for fucking about with their post-arrival quarantine. On the flipside, COVID cases on IoM haven't gone above a 'case or two a day' for six months. So it clearly works in those limited circumstances....
Law is the law, innit.
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Rolls Royce down 65 percent just today - frightening really as the world clearly thinks this is nowhere near being over.
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Melbourne news:
We are starting to be unlocked, I went out for dinner last night. Sat down dinner!
First time since June.
JUNE!
We are starting to be unlocked, I went out for dinner last night. Sat down dinner!
First time since June.
JUNE!
The Evo forum really is a shadow of its former self. I remember when the internet was for the elite and now they seem to let any spastic on
IaFG Down Under Division
IaFG Down Under Division
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I hate you and I miss Melbourne. Have a cheap sushi roll and a latte mofo.
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That's exactly what struck me this morning while looking at the news on this from around the world, there's just no end in sight.
Cheers,
Mike.
Mike.
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It seems to be the ultimate taboo at the moment because there's simply no good alternative option, but I can't help but think all the various initiatives and restrictions don't really mean anything whilst we have schools open.
- Pubs opened in July. Cases still fell.
- People have been mixing in smaller groups all summer. Cases fell
-Schools open in September and boom - An explosion in cases.
Bizarre rules about opening pubs for certain hours and whatnot aren't going to stop people going home and being in contact with their children, who have mixed with hundreds of other children all day.
- Pubs opened in July. Cases still fell.
- People have been mixing in smaller groups all summer. Cases fell
-Schools open in September and boom - An explosion in cases.
Bizarre rules about opening pubs for certain hours and whatnot aren't going to stop people going home and being in contact with their children, who have mixed with hundreds of other children all day.
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Have schools caused a boom in cases? I thought they would, but it doesn't appear to be the case up here at all based on what we've seen at our kids' high school and heard from parents of children at other local schools.Rich B wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2020 10:02 am It seems to be the ultimate taboo at the moment because there's simply no good alternative option, but I can't help but think all the various initiatives and restrictions don't really mean anything whilst we have schools open.
- Pubs opened in July. Cases still fell.
- People have been mixing in smaller groups all summer. Cases fell
-Schools open in September and boom - An explosion in cases.
Bizarre rules about opening pubs for certain hours and whatnot aren't going to stop people going home and being in contact with their children, who have mixed with hundreds of other children all day.
Cheers,
Mike.
Mike.
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Yeah, Let's ban dementia instead.
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what other significant occurrence happened at the beginning of September to cause cases to rise from a few hundred a day to tens of thousands a day?Ascender wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2020 10:06 amHave schools caused a boom in cases? I thought they would, but it doesn't appear to be the case up here at all based on what we've seen at our kids' high school and heard from parents of children at other local schools.Rich B wrote: ↑Thu Oct 29, 2020 10:02 am It seems to be the ultimate taboo at the moment because there's simply no good alternative option, but I can't help but think all the various initiatives and restrictions don't really mean anything whilst we have schools open.
- Pubs opened in July. Cases still fell.
- People have been mixing in smaller groups all summer. Cases fell
-Schools open in September and boom - An explosion in cases.
Bizarre rules about opening pubs for certain hours and whatnot aren't going to stop people going home and being in contact with their children, who have mixed with hundreds of other children all day.