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25 Apr 20
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why aren't plod getting £30 a pop off them,london as usual don't think rules apply to them
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The mood is changing I think. This week for the first time ive seen groups of youths congregating and the number of people out and about at least trebling. Car traffic is also way up. Reading forums/comments in the papers and it seems thats widespread.
Lockdown was only ever going to work in the short term. People simply wont put their lives on hold forever. Its unrealistic. |
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terrace street near bto me where I walk dog, no gardens all out on pavement last evening sat on chairs ,drinking wine,cans etc etc,wasnt happening 3 weeks ago
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More people and traffic on the streets where I am for sure.
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Pretty obvious to see why the people moaning and moaning and moaning some more that the full lock down was too late are patently wrong.
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loads more out this week ... it's been walkers,cyclists out in droves mid week afternoons but roads still low on traffic ,but why more people than the week before ? ...there has never been a proper lockdown.
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There was never a lockdown, just restrictions.
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country must be benefitting no end ... fitness levels on the up, people out in the unbroken sunshine for the last 30 odd days and not in offices ,little pollution ,air the cleanest i've ever known ,no diesel fumes ...deaths not much higher than normal *(weighted by age)
just a small dent in the nations finances maybe but worth the trade off in the long run imo...people will be healthier for sure but will go back to old ways sadly  we need more of this |
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Jenny always mentions "lockdown measures" from her pulpit?
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Not sure overall health is benefiting. The already active are getting fitter as they are out even more but the lazy are still sat at home eating doughnuts and drinking.
Now when it comes to mental health we are storing up a disaster for the future. |
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There are variations of lock down around the world obviously, and the UK is a more liberal version.
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single parents locked up with three under 10s in a tower block, have my utmost sympathy
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sort of what i meant dotch ..those who generally self improve will benefit all the more ,which is good ...those at the bottom of societies heap who can't be bothered ? they're in a poor state of health to start with ..they can't be fixed
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Not having enough things to bet on is affecting my mental health
But has possibly improved my finances..I cannot lose so much  |
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Baphornet ...good point ... mental health may suffer for quite a few like that ...they should be allowed out to parks at all costs
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That's one of many urban myths pumped out by the media, only poor people live in flats with no garden. They could easily live in a different area with a garden if they wanted to. Plenty of rich people live in flats as well.
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very harsh Cider
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& your 2nd post is contradictory
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I knew a pro poker player who lived in a towerblock, said it was more peaceful playing online as where he lived before there was dogs barking all the time esp in summer
In his flat block it was super quiet 99% of the time |
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Gamblers don't tend to be all that fussed about accommodation in my opinion
The bloke I@m talking about above literally drank out of jam jars as well   this is a bloke who nearing on half a million ffs, drinking out of jam and pickle jars |
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I met my homeless mate George today & the massive plus side that he is homed in a hotel at the moment.
Overall health will be damaged, especially mental health and the knock end affect of people not getting treated for general illnesses will end up being worse than covid. Going to work is so beneficial for health. |
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It's very true. There's an obsession with living in London, which is incredibly expensive and most cramped. I can write from personal experience as I moved out of London as I couldn't afford to buy a decent property at the time. I could go back if I wanted to now, but moving away from the big smoke was life changing, for the better.
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Don't know what happened to him
 Probably married with kids and is now living in a nice big house in the suburbs, drinking out of proper glasses |
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Go out every day and enjoy the fine weather.
It is easy to keep social distance outdoors, and it probably makes next to no difference to the take up of the virus. A cheery smile and wave improves the days of all who exchange them. The sun will help your mood. The exercise will do you good. Beat boredom. The world offers itself to your imagination. |
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agreed with united biscuits ...good outweighing the bad etc
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Superb post Unitedbiscuits.
Idiot politicians think they can destroy the basic right of freedom. |