It's not just the economic impact though, is it? People aren't going to tolerate being locked up in their homes indefinitely. The mental and physical health impact of a on/off isolation approach would be unthinkable.
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RedO makes a good point. People can get over isolation. You can’t get over death.Mistadobalina wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 9:46 amIt's not just the economic impact though, is it? People aren't going to tolerate being locked up in their homes indefinitely. The mental and physical health impact of a on/off isolation approach would be unthinkable.
It is kind of definitive, don’t you think?
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Obviously?Millennial Snowflake wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 10:06 am No, because it’s not as simple as that. Obviously.
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If there's a spike in domestic violence, suicide attempts, obesity related complications, psychological issues etc, then it's not as simple as getting over something is it? Those are tangible outcomes from continuing with a lockdown for more than a pretty limited period of time.
Then there's also the issue of giving the state the power to place everyone under semi-house arrest indefinitely.
Then there's also the issue of giving the state the power to place everyone under semi-house arrest indefinitely.
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I'm saying they should have started this thing a week or two earlier. That's all. But they didn't cos of the economy.Mistadobalina wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 10:17 am If there's a spike in domestic violence, suicide attempts, obesity related complications, psychological issues etc, then it's not as simple as getting over something is it? Those are tangible outcomes from continuing with a lockdown for more than a pretty limited period of time.
Then there's also the issue of giving the state the power to place everyone under semi-house arrest indefinitely.
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#crapforBoris maybe.... what a load of bollox. I think I'm washing my hair.
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I know, but I bet some muppets will be out there clapping.
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I joined in the clapping for the NHS and will continue to do so , i will pass on the clap for Boris as I think that's going over the top , i wish him a full recovery though .
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The #ClapForBoris thing seems to have been started by a right wing troll account
Since then 99% of people disseminating it are people saying "I can't believe #ClapForBoris is trending" without a shred of irony or self awareness
Since then 99% of people disseminating it are people saying "I can't believe #ClapForBoris is trending" without a shred of irony or self awareness
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razorRedO wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 10:39 amI'm saying they should have started this thing a week or two earlier. That's all. But they didn't cos of the economy.Mistadobalina wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 10:17 am If there's a spike in domestic violence, suicide attempts, obesity related complications, psychological issues etc, then it's not as simple as getting over something is it? Those are tangible outcomes from continuing with a lockdown for more than a pretty limited period of time.
Then there's also the issue of giving the state the power to place everyone under semi-house arrest indefinitely.
NHS isn't reporting getting overwhelmed at the moment anyway. That's the real test of whether they judged the shutdown timing right.
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Thank you for the link. You are suggesting boris and cummings are merely stupid, not malicious?
I don't think either of them are anything like stupid. They just have entirely different values to ordinary folk.
I don't think either of them are anything like stupid. They just have entirely different values to ordinary folk.
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There's a view that a hard recession will end up killing more people in the long term though...RedO wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 10:39 amI'm saying they should have started this thing a week or two earlier. That's all. But they didn't cos of the economy.Mistadobalina wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 10:17 am If there's a spike in domestic violence, suicide attempts, obesity related complications, psychological issues etc, then it's not as simple as getting over something is it? Those are tangible outcomes from continuing with a lockdown for more than a pretty limited period of time.
Then there's also the issue of giving the state the power to place everyone under semi-house arrest indefinitely.
I think the government f*cked up by not implementing this sooner, 100% it was about saving some Tory mates and their business/investments. But I do think there's a finite time that people are willing to put their lives on hold.
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A recession will only kill people if you don't support those that need help.
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For apologising or saying it?greyhound wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2020 4:30 pm https://uk.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-m ... 57714.html
stupid or what.
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Re: Boris in for Hospital Tests
Could do with some video footage of lots of foreign looking people flouting the social distancing guidelines, that might help.