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I'm watching tv and spending a handful of seconds posting responses on a forum thread.
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OP, I think that would be too impertinent a question to ask someone just back from possible death door. Maybe ask if he's satisfied and happy with the performance of his motley crew whilst in hospital and convalescing?
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I'm saying it's totally irrelevant Charlie, unless people know he wasn't taking precautions and wearing advised PPE, and they don't.
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It's not irrelevant as he passed the message that it was ok to shake hands with covid infected people and, hence, people in general. We know that was wrong.
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When was that exactly?
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Was it around the time he thought it was like the flu?
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Not sure if that was directed at me but if so when he said he would go on shaking peoples' hands. The most damning thing is he caught it so he wasn't, shall we say, following government advice.
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Tbf it was Trump comparing it with Flu so i was wronging him there.
Cider what can Boris do now and what you want him to do? |
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It was on 3 March that he was happily telling the world that he would continue to shake people by the hand.
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So it's not relevant now, I'd say the covid story and the world has moved on somewhat.
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That's a pretty banal reply after arguing he may have been wearing PPE and so was ok. Why bother doing so? The only true fact is he fcked up. Again. |
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Could be an interesting line of defence in future criminal trials though.
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I'm saying nobody knows on here if he was or wasn't wearing PPE for a hospital visit nearly two months ago. I'm saying that the situation now is not the same as it was then. I'm saying changes nothing either way. It only bothers the type of people that would clip it into a you tube video after announcing he was tested positive, in some kind of 'gotcha' effort.
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The Mail On Sunday revealed the source of his infection several weeks ago.
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You seem to be ignoring what happened and the effect it had. You can't just dismiss it as if it never occurred. It may not suit your agenda but it was a big mistake. You're trying to defend the indefensible and not making a good job of it. |
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dont know why the clown fans cant just say the clown cocked up again
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Cider would fit in well as part of bojo's cabinet.
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Perhaps PM's should be legally exempted from scrutiny and public criticism.
It would make their job so much easier. |
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What effect did it have then Charlie.
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He was spreading the message that social contact was ok. It wasn't. Thousands of people have died because of his stupidity.
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Just for perspective
3 March A female in the east of the country, who travelled here from northern Italy, was confirmed as the second case of coronavirus in Ireland. At the briefing on this new case, Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan said he saw no reason why, as things stood, that the St Patrick's Day festival should not go ahead. https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0320/1124382-covid-19-ireland-timeline/ UK had 50 odd cases at this point. |
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What perspective would that be?
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That the western world was under-estimating the threat of the virus at that point, not just Ireland.
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Whose mentioned Ireland?
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Unless you think doris is Irish?
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As you're just after timing, using knowledge that wasn't around at the time, to somehow implicate Boris. Unless you're holding every single government that has had a covid 19 positive death as personally responsible.
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Great leaders display foresight.
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So you seen my post from Ireland on 3rd of March, are you saying their government is equally responsible for deaths since they said there was no reason social gathering should not go ahead.
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I have nothing to say about Ireland.
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Boris Derangement Syndrome, Charlie guilty as charged.
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Bozo, doris has no control over Ireland so what's the obsession?
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I think that now he has accepted that past actions don’t become irrelevant simply through the passage of time, finding others who made mistakes somehow diminishes the mistakes of those you worship.
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Sturgeon and Macron are two leaders who are prepared to admit that they made mistakes.
The UK government are not. Instead, they continue to hide behind the line that they “took the right measures at the right time”. We’ll hear that line many more times before this crisis is through. |
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Ireland offically "stopped" the parades on 9th of March,between 3rd to the 9th various towns and cities were dropping out.
Cheltenham went ahead on 10th of March Football matches UK were going ahead. The tubes were rammed until 20th of March |
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https://twitter.com/Saffiya_Khan1/status/1252301244154220545?s=20
People were shaking hands well into march! Listen to the advice on this video from one of the top medical officers. Why are the government getting the blame when it should be them being held to account? |
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Piss poor punter obsessed with sturgeon, he must have a fetish for ugly dwarf women who like to dress in boy's school uniforms.
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No matter how much the lefty incel toerags rage, your lot ain't getting back into govt for a long long long time
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