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> You literally can't go 5km from your house I live in Rome, near the Colosseum, I never travel 5km from home, unless I have to. Being stuck in the traffic jam
by romanoderoma 6y ago
> You literally can't go 5km from your house
I live in Rome, near the Colosseum, I never travel 5km from home, unless I have to. Being stuck in the traffic jam in your car is not a nice experience.
EDIT: maybe I should add as a disclaimer that the post tone wasn't obvious.
it came out bad.
My fault.
As someone else said after me, lockdown in Italy meant "stay home, don't leave your neighborhood"
I couldn't even go to visit my parents that live 4 kms away.
So if in Australia 5kms look bad, what would they think about staying confined in your homes to live and work, while also trying to keep your kids happy and motivated, because schools are closed?
- inops 6y agoGood for you that that policy wouldn't affect you. That's not the case for a lot of people with the infringement on their freedom of movement.
- notreallytrue 6y agoIt's affecting everybody, I stayed home 110 consecutive days, when, I was living in Milan until July. What looks infringement of freedom to you, to someone else is the best you can ask for. I wish I could go as far as 5km from my house when I was in complete lockdown.
- fogihujy 6y agoNot going outside a 5 km radius from home would barely allow me to visit the neighbours. I can imagine the situation is similar for quite a lot of people Down Under. On the plus side, we were doing social distancing before it was cool.