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When will this shit end?


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10 minutes ago, steviewevie said:

I don't know...if people see infections rates rising rapidly fear will replace anger.

I genuinely think a lot of people are past fearing the virus now. Those that don’t fall in the vulnerable category anyway. Back in March/April the fear was certainly there - hence the strict following of the lockdown restrictions. 

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1 minute ago, st dan said:

I genuinely think a lot of people are past fearing the virus now. Those that don’t fall in the vulnerable category anyway. Back in March/April the fear was certainly there - hence the strict following of the lockdown restrictions. 

We'll see...polls showed that a majority were in favour of not relaxing restrictions for christmas, and also were in favour of lockdown in the autumn....but then again maybe many people think other people's lives should be restricted rather than their own.

It's not necessarily a fear for ones own health, but for that of elderly members of family or society

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29 minutes ago, Simsy said:

As a southerner, Norfolk seems like the north to me!

South East is actually West of Norfolk 🤯

 

Also what’s this bit between the North and South? Is it a real place?

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18 minutes ago, squirrelarmy said:

South East is actually West of Norfolk 🤯

 

Also what’s this bit between the North and South? Is it a real place?

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Big Sam was once shouted at and called " A BIG FAT NORTHERN C**T " , despite coming from Dudley , West Midlands.

I wonder if the accuser came from Penzance ?

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1 hour ago, st dan said:

I genuinely think a lot of people are past fearing the virus now. Those that don’t fall in the vulnerable category anyway. Back in March/April the fear was certainly there - hence the strict following of the lockdown restrictions. 

I'd agree that I'm less sub-consciously fearful than I was (am happy to go out a bit when the rules allow it). However, the biggest deterrent at Xmas for me, and I'm sure a lot of people, is I don't want to give it to my parents/spread it around the country generally.

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25 minutes ago, Fuzzy Afro said:

Still allowing a relaxation over Christmas though. 
 

No European country has, to my knowledge, banned household mixing on Christmas Day. 

Quick google came up with this https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-what-are-europes-christmas-coronavirus-rules-12162445

No all out bans, but many have tighter restrictions than here.

 

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54 minutes ago, Homer said:

I'd agree that I'm less sub-consciously fearful than I was (am happy to go out a bit when the rules allow it). However, the biggest deterrent at Xmas for me, and I'm sure a lot of people, is I don't want to give it to my parents/spread it around the country generally.

I think any changes to the lockdown rules would not have much effect. The people that would stick to the rules are those that are already planning on having a much smaller Christmas. 

People are sadly realising that the rules are generally unenforceable and they're the one's who will probably have a big Christmas regardless.

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1 minute ago, alanr said:

Quick google came up with this https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-what-are-europes-christmas-coronavirus-rules-12162445

No all out bans, but many have tighter restrictions than here.

 

Netherlands: Households allowed 2 visitors over 13, this is increased to 3 from 24-26 December

 

Sweden: No household mixing restrictions

 

Switzerland: 5 people from 2 households from 24-26 and on NYE

 

Belgium: One visitor only, unless you live alone in which case you can have two

 

Czech Rep: Rule of six

 

Germany: Rule of 10 from 24-26

 

France: Rule of 6, children exempt

 

Spain: Rule of 10

 

Italy: 2 visitors

 

Austria: rule of 10

 

Portugal: No restrictions at all from 24-26 (Rule of 10 in place outwith this)

 

Croatia: 10 from 2 households

 

Poland: No household mixing ban

 

Denmark: Rule of 10

 

I don’t want to see any more bullshit on this thread about how other European countries are cancelling Christmas. That simply isn’t the case. 

 

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