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Government is responsible for the message it puts out.
Government is responsible for the message it puts out.Im not sure Lockdown was ended by the government, was it?
I asked you before, can you link where people said any of those things are fine?
This is what was relayed to teachers in Wales yesterday.Wales are extending the school year by a week just to bring people back on the 29th because 'people have been missing out on learning for too long'. They have also roundly criticised teaching unions who have a problem with it and seem to forget that most of us have been busting our arses teaching remotely.
Didn't know that G was pulling the strings over there
I asked you before, can you link where people said any of those things are fine?
Government is responsible for the message it puts out.
Government is responsible for the message it puts out.
I am talking about the general consensus. Look at the aspect the media are pushing as well, look at the general reactions on here.
Lockdown and social distancing doesn't seem to apply if you are doing it for a "cause" it goes under the radar. Same weeks ago when dicks were acting up in supermarkets over some Pasta, it was OK because they "need to eat".
I am talking about the general consensus. Look at the aspect the media are pushing as well, look at the general reactions on here.
Lockdown and social distancing doesn't seem to apply if you are doing it for a "cause".
ffsHave they said Lockdown has finished? Granted, I don't watch the daily news briefs.
The scale of outrage is different as you know - now of course conveniently lockdown has ended - that’s odd. Most shops are still closed, the ones that are open have queues outside everywhere, sport is off, concerts off, pubs and cafes closed
I’ll amazed people on here aren’t demanding the resignation of Barry Gardiner. At least Nandy and even Lammy have put the boot in - will be interesting if Starmer removes the whip
This is what was relayed to teachers in Wales yesterday.
All schools in wales are to open for all years on June 29th until july 27th a week into summer hols and then open again sept1st with an extra week off for october half term. No more than a third of school at any one time. More details next week. ... bit different to what we thought they would do... I can imagine this would be a huge logistical nightmare for heads!
what has Gardiner done?
what has Gardiner done?
From what I recall the general consensus was all gathering are stupid. Be it on the beach, on a bridge, or at a protest. The only person I’ve seen suggesting otherwise and making a distinction is you TBH.
Really? Main news today
By the same logic they use, Grendel etc. are obviously fine with it...
By the same logic they use, Grendel etc. are obviously fine with it...
There’s also the fact that the lockdown hasn’t been policed at all, and that’s because of direction from the government. At the start they were policing it and right wing Twitter got all up in arms about the police state. Government ministers started telling the police off for enforcing the law.
Then the absolute mess of messaging. Vulnerable people are allowed out despite us still being at level 4 apparently. Sports starting up. Dates given for pubs to be open soon. Retrospectively changing the rules to allow people to use their “instinct”. Bringing back Parliament despite them being able to work from home.
Not at all and I think it’s far more likely to spread infection than a road trip to Durham
You complain about nobody complaining about certain figures' actions, but seem happy for those who set the tone to be disengenuous, unclear, and contradictory.
The deflection onto nonentities absolves people of responsibility.
Assuming this is G coming back with his fishing rod. Wonder if he now accepts we are the worst for deaths in Europe
we are worse for deaths than Europe!
What it does highlight is how easily the virus could be potentially spread.
Gardiner would have been in Parliament earlier in the week - Alok Sharma has a suspected case and has been tested. Parliament struggled to socially distance because of the absurd voting nonsense so it’s perfectly plausible that the virus could have been transmitted. He’s then gone to this protest where again social distancing isn’t happening and again could potentially transmit it.
You complain about nobody complaining about certain figures' actions, but seem happy for those who set the tone to be disengenuous, unclear, and contradictory.
The deflection onto nonentities absolves people of responsibility.
Why are we pretending that the government don’t set the rules here?
If they wanted to they could make it clear people need to be prosecuted for this stuff. But that would mean throwing their favourite advisor under the bus so they don’t. Same as when they wanted a fall guy from SAGE suddenly breaking lockdown was serious, until someone they liked broke it then it was all fuzzy and about using your judgement.
You want to talk hypocrisy and politicisation that’s where to start.
I'm actually sympathetic to the first point. People clamouring for house arrest is... an interesting sociological event. That also makes me sympathetic towards protest as democracy requires government to be challenged and held to account, it also requires the disenfranchised to be allowed a chance to gain a voice. You can, of course, do the latter in a different way at present.There’s also the fact that the lockdown hasn’t been policed at all, and that’s because of direction from the government. At the start they were policing it and right wing Twitter got all up in arms about the police state. Government ministers started telling the police off for enforcing the law.
Then the absolute mess of messaging. Vulnerable people are allowed out despite us still being at level 4 apparently. Sports starting up. Dates given for pubs to be open soon. Retrospectively changing the rules to allow people to use their “instinct”. Bringing back Parliament despite them being able to work from home.
No just send them back.There's also been loads of arseholes going to the beach or Brighton pier though yes the mass protests yesterday also had them.
We all know your solution to those trying to get in across the Channel. Should we have shot their dinghies?
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