| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 08:52 - Feb 24 with 833 views | homer_123 |
Irresptive of the science, we learnt that directly from the way we handle previous relaxations and also the festive period.
It's good we are being acutious, though I appreciate a lot of people are struggling and finding it difficult. |  |
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 09:14 - Feb 24 with 770 views | BlueBadger |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 08:52 - Feb 24 by homer_123 |
Irresptive of the science, we learnt that directly from the way we handle previous relaxations and also the festive period.
It's good we are being acutious, though I appreciate a lot of people are struggling and finding it difficult. |
Thing is, is it shouldn't have been this hard.It shouldn't have taken the deaths of 120,000+ people and massive damage across all facets of life for them to realise this.
The 'lockdowns do more harm than good' crowd should remember this: we've only had to do this for so long, because they're repeatedly failed to do it right in the first place.
Generally because we've listened to the 'it does more harm than good' crowd. [Post edited 24 Feb 2021 10:03]
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:10 - Feb 24 with 686 views | RobTheMonk |
I've just been talking with a scientist at work (entomologist mainly - insects) and their main concern is what potentially happens with the mutations. |  | | |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:17 - Feb 24 with 661 views | StokieBlue |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 09:14 - Feb 24 by BlueBadger |
Thing is, is it shouldn't have been this hard.It shouldn't have taken the deaths of 120,000+ people and massive damage across all facets of life for them to realise this.
The 'lockdowns do more harm than good' crowd should remember this: we've only had to do this for so long, because they're repeatedly failed to do it right in the first place.
Generally because we've listened to the 'it does more harm than good' crowd. [Post edited 24 Feb 2021 10:03]
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Did you see the analysis of excess deaths per capita that was on Radio 4 the other week (More or Less) that said the UK were 10th in Europe by that measure.
I was pretty shocked at that given how poorly we have handled everything up until recently.
As you say, the people constantly putting pressure on easing lockdowns aren't helping. A town the size of Ipswich has died.
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:18 - Feb 24 with 657 views | Keno |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:10 - Feb 24 by RobTheMonk |
I've just been talking with a scientist at work (entomologist mainly - insects) and their main concern is what potentially happens with the mutations. |
I dont think the infection rate is particularly worse in Norfolk than anywhere else? |  |
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:24 - Feb 24 with 649 views | factual_blue |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 09:14 - Feb 24 by BlueBadger |
Thing is, is it shouldn't have been this hard.It shouldn't have taken the deaths of 120,000+ people and massive damage across all facets of life for them to realise this.
The 'lockdowns do more harm than good' crowd should remember this: we've only had to do this for so long, because they're repeatedly failed to do it right in the first place.
Generally because we've listened to the 'it does more harm than good' crowd. [Post edited 24 Feb 2021 10:03]
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God bless the CRG/ERG; determined to destroy the country. |  |
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 11:58 - Feb 24 with 586 views | BlueBadger |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:18 - Feb 24 by Keno |
I dont think the infection rate is particularly worse in Norfolk than anywhere else? |
I dunno, family bubbles up there are composed of several thousand people each. | |
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 12:33 - Feb 24 with 546 views | lowhouseblue |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 10:10 - Feb 24 by RobTheMonk |
I've just been talking with a scientist at work (entomologist mainly - insects) and their main concern is what potentially happens with the mutations. |
you mean like giant cockroaches and radioactive spiders? they're right to be concerned. |  |
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| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 12:36 - Feb 24 with 533 views | jeera |
| Prefer to err on the side of caution ... on 12:33 - Feb 24 by lowhouseblue |
you mean like giant cockroaches and radioactive spiders? they're right to be concerned. |
It's easy to mock, but it has happened before:
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