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It should be a common sense to cover your face during pandemic. It is 3 centuries old wisdom: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plague_doctor_costume https://en.m
by lnsru 7y ago
It should be a common sense to cover your face during pandemic. It is 3 centuries old wisdom: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plague_doctor_costume https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plague_doctor_costume
It is amazing how people naively believe in politician’s bullshit. The same is with “don’t hoard the food” with appearing articles about shortage of cheap workers in agricultural sector.
Next week a dude is coming to each flat in a complex with hundreds of flats to inspect pipes. There is pandemic outside, but it’s best time to inspect pieces. Politicians scream every day about pandemic and how one should stay at home. Maybe this pipe inspection might wait couple months!?
- EdwardDiego 7y agoThey're asking people not to hoard the food because of the impact it has on people who can't afford to buy a month's worth of groceries in advance. If those privileged enough to be able to afford to hoard have cleaned out the supermarkets to an extent that the supermarkets' supply chain isn't designed for, the person shopping weekly is screwed. Seems pretty straightforward to me.
- lnsru 7y agoI and some friends (older people) have always food at home for couple weeks. Older flats in Germany have designated rooms in a flat for storing food. In my flat it’s in the corridor, but in friend’s flat it’s directly in the kitchen. On the other hand I saw the hoarders in action: throwing 2 shopping carts with cans to the car’s trunk. Really disgusting. Especially knowing, that this canned food does not taste well and will end in a landfill afterwards.
- rumanator 7y ago> The same is with “don’t hoard the food” with appearing articles about shortage of cheap workers in agricultural sector. Hoarding food increases demand, thus exacerbates potential food shortages.