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Well, I have no reason to doubt the government just yet. I think they're being fairly clear in their daily briefings. I think people aren't really listening. T
by osrec 7y ago
Well, I have no reason to doubt the government just yet. I think they're being fairly clear in their daily briefings.
I think people aren't really listening. Tubes are still being used in London and people are treating self quarantine as an opportunity to have a day off, and go to a park. That's a bit scary.
- stuaxo 7y agoWith no help for the self employed (a bit section of those at work), they have to go into work. Tubes have been cut to sunday services so of course they are crowded.
- nicoburns 7y agoThey should actually be enforcing the quarantine. People aren't taking it seriously, partly because it's not mandatory.
- 45ure 7y ago>I think people aren't really listening. The PM's elderly father went on TV to send out mixed messages, by declaring that he will go to the pub and nobody can stop him, just last week. You have to wonder, and question the 'good' intentions of the government, after running point with flattening the sombrero and building herd immunity strategy, prior to the current situation? The Coronavirus Bill is being debated right now, across both houses, which will give the government sweeping powers; if there was ever a case for Hanlon and the behaviour of plebs ─ this is it.