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Wait are you seriously saying that you can’t leave the country?!?

• jjgreen 6y ago
  Yes, there are exceptions (vaguely stated, a funeral or what the police would regard as essential), but a holiday would be illegal. https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice
  • leesalminen 6y ago
    Wow, I’m sorry to hear that. Sounds tyrannical to me.
    • tomcooks 6y ago
      Afaik most European countries have a travel ban unless it's for work. Minimizing contact and travel, together with masks and sanitation，is proven to work and currently the only solution- unless hey you have a non tyrannical alternative then please let me know
      • Mediterraneo10 6y ago
        Few European countries prevent people from leaving the country for leisure or family visits. I myself have managed to travel a bit this winter. In some places, ruling parties have complained that they simply couldn’t prevent people from leaving even if they wanted to, because freely leaving and re-entering is enshrined in the country’s constitution. The UK, Australian, and New Zealand prevention on even leaving the country is much harsher than in most other developed countries. "Minimizing contact and travel" is not the only solution, just perhaps the only solution you personally find palatable. Keeping borders open and simply accepting deaths works for me. Deaths are bad, but a new wave of nationalism and wall-building is worse.
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