Sparky_Hughes
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Has that been confirmed now? I saw on twitter that it was being rumouredCOVID press conference later today. I would expect WFH orders to be implemented.
It’s all over Twitter so I’d imagine it’s the case. No official confirmation as of yet.Has that been confirmed now? I saw on twitter that it was being rumoured
The standard approach of the government then. Leak something to gauge public reaction before announcing it.It’s all over Twitter so I’d imagine it’s the case. No official confirmation as of yet.
The standard approach of the government then. Leak something to gauge public reaction before announcing it.
Have we actually been surprised by any of his 'announcements' ?
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Ah yes, that’s the one.You’re probably thinking of the teacher assessed grading for exams. As someone who works in the education sector, he’s a fecking clown.
COVID press conference later today. I would expect WFH orders to be implemented.
They are clearly going to announce that a return to exactly the same restrictions as last year is to be implemented which they will go through a few examples including giving guidance that means Xams parties are banned but non social distanced cheese and wine meetings can continueTweet
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All restrictions to come in after December 18th this timeThey are clearly going to announce that a return to exactly the same restrictions as last year is to be implemented which they will go through a few examples including giving guidance that means Xams parties are banned but non social distanced cheese and wine meetings can continue
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Announcing restrictions, asking for trouble that is. People won't comply.Tweet
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Im not sure that:If there was ever a mandate for the public to completely ignore guidance from the government, it's now. Toxic cants.
It'd be just like the Tories to think everyone lives in an unacceptable manor just because they can afford to have one. Most of us just have normal houses.Im not sure that
well... he recklessly endangered peoples life's in a completely unacceptable manor therefore I can do the same quite computes
It gives an already reluctant citizen a ready made excuse.Im not sure that:
well... he recklessly endangered peoples life's in a completely unacceptable manor therefore I can do the same quite computes
Boris should resign after he’s introduced the restrictions in the interest of public health.Going to be chaos over Christmas. No way are people going to comply when they did what they fecking liked last year.
Yeah and unfortunately so is everyone else.The people that voted for Boris and his cronies are reaping what they sowed.
Indeed.Boris should resign after he’s introduced the restrictions in the interest of public health.
Yup,Yeah and unfortunately so is everyone else.
Very slim!slim chance we can get voting reform
The profile of the pandemic has changed though, we have very large proportions of the population vaccinated. We don't need restrictions like last year, and certainly anything implemented won't carry the same effect now.Going to be chaos over Christmas. No way are people going to comply when they did what they fecking liked last year.
Nah I'd feel empathy for a wasp. Always amusing seeing one politician accusing another politician of "playing politics"This is a disgusting and abhorrent show by Boris in PMQ's.
He needs to step down, it's like watching a wasp in a glass perishing slowly.
True, but some minimal and local restrictions could still be applicable depending on cases. It gives the unvaccinated/ the people who broke the rules consistently before more of a leg to stand on to their reasonings why they can and did while the vaccinated/people who follow the rules have less of one too. It becomes harder to deter some people from gatherings or get the vaccine when those that are imploring you to do so are liars. I assume you, like me got the vaccine because you wanted to do the best for yourself and those around you and it didn't matter what the government said, but there are some who don't think like that.The profile of the pandemic has changed though, we have very large proportions of the population vaccinated. We don't need restrictions like last year, and certainly anything implemented won't carry the same effect now.
I would wait for the new polling to come out. A lot of the time whatever is the consensus on social media is the opposite of what the actual wider public thinks. For example the polling sympathised with Dominic Cummings after he broke the rules despite him being mocked endlessly online but that was in part because Cummings presentation involving his wife and child seemed relatable. A Christmas party where a senior Tory joked about them being above their own rules is a sign of arrogance of the highest order.There isn't anywhere near enough public outrage about this, particularly from those who voted for them. The theme of the comments to any of this on Twitter of facebook seems to be "Oh well, who cares, we all broke the rules a bit last year"
The apathy is so great amongst their own voter base, Boris could piss on their kids and they'd probably justify it somehow. "Oh well, a bit of piss won't hurt them. Thanks Boris"
When the only thing the leader of the opposition is demanding is an apology, how bad can the incident be?There isn't anywhere near enough public outrage about this, particularly from those who voted for them. The theme of the comments to any of this on Twitter of facebook seems to be "Oh well, who cares, we all broke the rules a bit last year"
The apathy is so great amongst their own voter base, Boris could piss on their kids and they'd probably justify it somehow. "Oh well, a bit of piss won't hurt them. Thanks Boris"
We have no idea what we need. This thing is currently doubling every two days. Unless it proves to be milder and vaccines/prior infection are as effective against severe illness as they currently are I don’t see how the crazy number of cases over the next 6 weeks that leads to doesn’t overwhelm the NHS at a time when they’re already at breaking point. A small proportion of a huge number is a big number.The profile of the pandemic has changed though, we have very large proportions of the population vaccinated. We don't need restrictions like last year, and certainly anything implemented won't carry the same effect now.