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By *ir-spunk-alot OP   Man  over a year ago

Southern England

Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No.

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By *unloversCouple  over a year ago

rotherham

Will soon find out

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

No it'll go the other way if anything. The economy will absolutely collapse if it goes on for much longer.

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By *eeBee67Man  over a year ago

Masked and Distant

No.

The deaths reported today, are not from the last 24 hours, a lot of them may have happened weeks ago.

Cant even use the number of new cases as a guideline, the more people tested, the more positives will be found.

At the minute I am taking more note of the number of people in hospital with it. These numbers are going down.

Let's see what happens over the next 2 weeks.

I do think however people blatantly ignoring the current rules need punishing harder.

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By *ir-spunk-alot OP   Man  over a year ago

Southern England


"No.

The deaths reported today, are not from the last 24 hours, a lot of them may have happened weeks ago.

Cant even use the number of new cases as a guideline, the more people tested, the more positives will be found.

At the minute I am taking more note of the number of people in hospital with it. These numbers are going down.

Let's see what happens over the next 2 weeks.

I do think however people blatantly ignoring the current rules need punishing harder."

Yes that makes sense, the hospital admissions is what should be reported as thats the biggest indicator.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

What you say makes perfect sense.

If the virus has a quarantine period of 2 weeks, and we have been lockdown for 5 weeks and yet we are still getting over 4000 new cases per day. How do 4000 people get infected during lockdown?

Today's figure of 813 is still really high by world standards.

There are countries where their lockdown rules are being relaxed.... and those "relaxed" rules are still more strict than ours are now...

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By *uninlondon69Man  over a year ago

Tower Bridge South

it's partly because people aren't seeing it as connected to them. The news is full of the politics of this but you'd never know 800+ were dying every day. That's the equivalent of 2-3 plane crashes every day.

The grief and devastation of this should be everywhere. The front page of every paper should just be a big, bold number with the word DEAD underneath it. Instead we get celebrity lockdown recipes and the weather.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If the virus has a quarantine period of 2 weeks, and we have been lockdown for 5 weeks and yet we are still getting over 4000 new cases per day. How do 4000 people get infected during lockdown?

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Simple answer..is.. people are still moving about..key workers..people going shopping etc..care providers..

If I under stand it right..it's upto 14days.. contagious..pre symptoms..so there's is weeks and weeks chain reaction..I get it..I give it to someone on day 12..they repeat this ..and the next person is at day 36..etc

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By *bi HaiveMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

What you say makes perfect sense.

If the virus has a quarantine period of 2 weeks, and we have been lockdown for 5 weeks and yet we are still getting over 4000 new cases per day. How do 4000 people get infected during lockdown?

Today's figure of 813 is still really high by world standards.

There are countries where their lockdown rules are being relaxed.... and those "relaxed" rules are still more strict than ours are now...

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The increase in cases will be largely due to the increase in tests being done. The death rates will include people who have been ill for weeks. So the stats don't give an accurate picture and never will.

The only one that will ever be accurate is hospital admissions.

They still don't seem to be sharing much detail on recoveries.....

A

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By *ostafunMan  over a year ago

near ipswich

If the hospital and death rates start rising again im sure we will see stricter measures introduced thats why these idiots have to refrain a bit longer from going out when its not essential.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If the virus has a quarantine period of 2 weeks, and we have been lockdown for 5 weeks and yet we are still getting over 4000 new cases per day. How do 4000 people get infected during lockdown?

Simple answer..is.. people are still moving about..key workers..people going shopping etc..care providers..

If I under stand it right..it's upto 14days.. contagious..pre symptoms..so there's is weeks and weeks chain reaction..I get it..I give it to someone on day 12..they repeat this ..and the next person is at day 36..etc"

I get that. I'm not saying there should be no new cases. But 4000? Every day?

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By *bi HaiveMan  over a year ago
Forum Mod

Cheeseville, Somerset


"If the virus has a quarantine period of 2 weeks, and we have been lockdown for 5 weeks and yet we are still getting over 4000 new cases per day. How do 4000 people get infected during lockdown?

Simple answer..is.. people are still moving about..key workers..people going shopping etc..care providers..

If I under stand it right..it's upto 14days.. contagious..pre symptoms..so there's is weeks and weeks chain reaction..I get it..I give it to someone on day 12..they repeat this ..and the next person is at day 36..etc

I get that. I'm not saying there should be no new cases. But 4000? Every day?

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You test more people.

You get more positive results.

Simple.

It doesn't change the number of cases - you have just confirmed more.

A

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Also starting to include deaths in care homes.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"it's partly because people aren't seeing it as connected to them. The news is full of the politics of this but you'd never know 800+ were dying every day. That's the equivalent of 2-3 plane crashes every day.

The grief and devastation of this should be everywhere. The front page of every paper should just be a big, bold number with the word DEAD underneath it. Instead we get celebrity lockdown recipes and the weather."

This^^^

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"If the virus has a quarantine period of 2 weeks, and we have been lockdown for 5 weeks and yet we are still getting over 4000 new cases per day. How do 4000 people get infected during lockdown?

Simple answer..is.. people are still moving about..key workers..people going shopping etc..care providers..

If I under stand it right..it's upto 14days.. contagious..pre symptoms..so there's is weeks and weeks chain reaction..I get it..I give it to someone on day 12..they repeat this ..and the next person is at day 36..etc

I get that. I'm not saying there should be no new cases. But 4000? Every day?

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Millions of us are still out everyday working, that's, why.

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands

Either it ends in two weeks or we continue lockdown until there is a tried and tested vaccine and that could be two years or it could be never

We avoided the worse projections now we have to adapt and learn to live with it while getting on with our lives

Of course we can't go around like we used to but there is a way.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Also starting to include deaths in care homes. "

Could be as high as 2500 I read.

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By *hrista BellendWoman  over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

No. we now have the bed capacity for a second wave and positive results with cpap machines and the vaccine trials are in progress we need to learn how to responsibly live with covid-19 and get the services who help vunerable people working properly again

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By *itty9899Man  over a year ago

Craggy Island


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

Yes, and longer too.

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By *ir-spunk-alot OP   Man  over a year ago

Southern England


"Either it ends in two weeks or we continue lockdown until there is a tried and tested vaccine and that could be two years or it could be never

We avoided the worse projections now we have to adapt and learn to live with it while getting on with our lives

Of course we can't go around like we used to but there is a way."

Im not holding my breath for a successful vaccine.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I see people are still meeting up on here, how stupid and selfish

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"it's partly because people aren't seeing it as connected to them. The news is full of the politics of this but you'd never know 800+ were dying every day. That's the equivalent of 2-3 plane crashes every day.

The grief and devastation of this should be everywhere. The front page of every paper should just be a big, bold number with the word DEAD underneath it. Instead we get celebrity lockdown recipes and the weather."

do u really think the ones carrying on as if its just another day would take any notice whatsoever if the number of deaths was rammed down there throat every day??? the ones treating it as just another day round my way are the usual suspects.the junkies and the familys who cause mist of the trouble in my area in normal times are the same ones who at this momment are sat over the park five ir six adults and a dozen kids with them.been there all afternoon.old bill been past 3times and said nothing.yhrse are the same peeps who will want sympathy when one of em comes down with it

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Either it ends in two weeks or we continue lockdown until there is a tried and tested vaccine and that could be two years or it could be never

We avoided the worse projections now we have to adapt and learn to live with it while getting on with our lives

Of course we can't go around like we used to but there is a way.

Im not holding my breath for a successful vaccine. "

Exactly, and we can't stay at home until we have it

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By *all me FlikWoman  over a year ago

Galaxy Far Far Away


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

No but they should be.

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By *teveanddebsCouple  over a year ago

Norwich


"I see people are still meeting up on here, how stupid and selfish "

Where do you see that?

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By *aulupforitMan  over a year ago

Corbridge

Yes,foreget the economy,Health is more important .Stay in it is that easy..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Either it ends in two weeks or we continue lockdown until there is a tried and tested vaccine and that could be two years or it could be never

We avoided the worse projections now we have to adapt and learn to live with it while getting on with our lives

Of course we can't go around like we used to but there is a way.

Im not holding my breath for a successful vaccine. "

Agreed, there still isn't one for sars and that was a few years ago

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By *izandpaulCouple  over a year ago

merseyside

Don't think you can just take hospital deaths into account, the number in nursing / elderly people's homes will shoot up soon.

Not too sure what the outcome will be of reducing the lockdown but I think the folks who blatantly ignore restrictions will keep on doing so until something acts as a deterrent.

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By *ountainwalkerMan  over a year ago

port talbot


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

Stricter lockdown has already been announced in Wales

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I see people are still meeting up on here, how stupid and selfish

Where do you see that?

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They're stupid enough to post verifications and details of their activities...idiots

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo

They could be verifications from previous meets

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By *limmatureguyMan  over a year ago

Tonbridge

There are more icu beds available now than at the start of the crisis. There are also several Nightingale hospitals with thousands of beds and no patients in them so we don't need the curve to be any flatter. We've handled the peak so let's open up again.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"They could be verifications from previous meets"

When they only joined a few days ago...stop making excuses for them

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

The deaths wont drop until the daily death rate flattens and that does appear to be happening

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"They could be verifications from previous meets

When they only joined a few days ago...stop making excuses for them "

Joined or rejoined? Rejoiners often gets previous meets to verify them.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"They could be verifications from previous meets

When they only joined a few days ago...stop making excuses for them "

I am not so don't twist my words

I am offering you a different reason. People leave and re join, they could get a veri that way

However if you really do think people are meeting, report the profile so Admin can check it out

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


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Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

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By *otgirl32Woman  over a year ago

Ashton Under Lyne

Lock down measures are working but take time and need to continue. Anyone who thinks the economy won't totally collapse if a second wave hits is overly optimistic. 800+ people dying each day from this disease is a LOT and while total mortality may not be much worse due to less car and work accidents, these are deaths that otherwise wouldn't not have happened.

Vaccines fro coronaviruses are unlikely to happen anytime soon they've been trying to develop coronavirus vaccines for several decades without success. More likely it'll be some antiviral although so far it's been disappointing too.

I have a new veri of a meet quite some time ago. People are meeting but that's a minority

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"They could be verifications from previous meets

When they only joined a few days ago...stop making excuses for them

Joined or rejoined? Rejoiners often gets previous meets to verify them. "

Just joined...and some who have been here a while, are you going to report them to the police?

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By *ir-spunk-alot OP   Man  over a year ago

Southern England


"Either it ends in two weeks or we continue lockdown until there is a tried and tested vaccine and that could be two years or it could be never

We avoided the worse projections now we have to adapt and learn to live with it while getting on with our lives

Of course we can't go around like we used to but there is a way.

Im not holding my breath for a successful vaccine.

Exactly, and we can't stay at home until we have it"

Heard immunity is the only way out sadly, just like the Spanish flu where it either killed you or your body beat it and became immune.

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By *ovegames42Man  over a year ago

london


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

If there is signs of a second wave appearing then yes only a lot stricter, may even see military intervention this time.

That are already on stand by

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts."

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

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By *_MariusMan  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

"

testing, contact tracing, isolating, testing, testing, testing...sadly I don't think it's happening anywhere near to the degree it should be...

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

testing, contact tracing, isolating, testing, testing, testing...sadly I don't think it's happening anywhere near to the degree it should be..."

That's not sticter lockdown

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By *_MariusMan  over a year ago

Currently Faraway

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By *_MariusMan  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

testing, contact tracing, isolating, testing, testing, testing...sadly I don't think it's happening anywhere near to the degree it should be...

That's not sticter lockdown"

No it isn't a stricter lockdown...but what good is a stricter lockdown if those who have the political and legal power to raise money and do more and more and more tests are not doing so? We will always be living in fear and we will always at the mercy of waves of thousands of new preventable deaths if no testing, contact tracing and isolating take place....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't.

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By *aygnt2021Man  over a year ago

Kidderminster

Have we hit peak yet

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By *_MariusMan  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't. "

It has reportedly worked significantly for Germany, and a couple of countries very near China........

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

testing, contact tracing, isolating, testing, testing, testing...sadly I don't think it's happening anywhere near to the degree it should be...

That's not sticter lockdown

No it isn't a stricter lockdown...but what good is a stricter lockdown if those who have the political and legal power to raise money and do more and more and more tests are not doing so? We will always be living in fear and we will always at the mercy of waves of thousands of new preventable deaths if no testing, contact tracing and isolating take place...."

The political and legal power to raise money ???

What do you mean

As for tests the are increasing the numbers and from a zero starting point I think they're doing quite well. They hit all the targets (so far)

Contact tracing comes after lockdown. No point contact tracing when you haven't seen anyone as you've been isolating. They are well on the way to producing an app

But what stricter lockdown do you want and for how long ?

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By *ookMan  over a year ago

london

Did everyone see the picture the thing buying 2 lazeelump spa’s today... doesn’t that make you feel proud to be British.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

"

The current rules are OK they just need to make people observe them.

I'd go with huge fines (hundreds and thousands of pounds) and random checks.

They should also prevent any business from re-opening unless their social-distancing measures have been assessed and deemed sufficient.

The number of hospital admissions could be a way to understand if it's working. But be aware of the "occupied beds" graph in govern slides: that is a different thing from hospital admissions as it is also influenced by the growing death toll.

The lockdown shouldn't be lifted until the numbers are low enough to allow us to handle the inevitably stronger second peak. We should also be prepared to handle a second, longer, lockdown. The govern should have used this time to find a way to reduce the number of people that are unable to work (e.g. re-employment, work from home, real social distancing at work) to a number that is sustainable by the benefit system for a very long time.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"They could be verifications from previous meets

When they only joined a few days ago...stop making excuses for them

Joined or rejoined? Rejoiners often gets previous meets to verify them.

Just joined...and some who have been here a while, are you going to report them to the police? "

How do you know they’re not rejoiners? How do you know they’re not verified by people they met in a club before joining?

Report to the police? Get a grip.

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By *obyn GravesTV/TS  over a year ago

1127 walnut avenue


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown

rules will be applied?"

There will be far less people out next week..as the weather is changing.. they won't be hanging around in the pissing rain .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't. "

Do you realized that our daily deaths are twice their numbers and we are only counting people who dies in hospital?

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By *ctionnotwords69Man  over a year ago

ENFIELD

We just need to follow Dr Trump's latest advice and neck down a bottle of disinfectant and all will be well ....simples!

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By *_MariusMan  over a year ago

Currently Faraway


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

testing, contact tracing, isolating, testing, testing, testing...sadly I don't think it's happening anywhere near to the degree it should be...

That's not sticter lockdown

No it isn't a stricter lockdown...but what good is a stricter lockdown if those who have the political and legal power to raise money and do more and more and more tests are not doing so? We will always be living in fear and we will always at the mercy of waves of thousands of new preventable deaths if no testing, contact tracing and isolating take place....

The political and legal power to raise money ???

What do you mean

As for tests the are increasing the numbers and from a zero starting point I think they're doing quite well. They hit all the targets (so far)

Contact tracing comes after lockdown. No point contact tracing when you haven't seen anyone as you've been isolating. They are well on the way to producing an app

But what stricter lockdown do you want and for how long ?"

"The political and legal power to raise money ???

What do you mean"

--exactly what it says...and also....

https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/27/germany-increases-its-covid-19-tests-to-500-000-per-week

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/23/why-the-uk-is-finding-it-so-hard-to-reach-100000-covid-19-tests-a-day

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't.

Do you realized that our daily deaths are twice their numbers and we are only counting people who dies in hospital?"

But werent their figures based on the same stats.. Hospital deaths..

As other here and elsewhere have pointed out..the try figures won't be know for some time...it's only in the last few years the Spanish flu figures have gotten close to their true scale...even then..it's a rough 50 to 100 million..so not much in the way of variance..

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By *teveanddebsCouple  over a year ago

Norwich


"We just need to follow Dr Trump's latest advice and neck down a bottle of disinfectant and all will be well ....simples!

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Thinking he actually said that is almost as stupid as thinking it would work.

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By *ctionnotwords69Man  over a year ago

ENFIELD


"We just need to follow Dr Trump's latest advice and neck down a bottle of disinfectant and all will be well ....simples!

Thinking he actually said that is almost as stupid as thinking it would work."

Sadly there will be some rednecks over in US who will be trying this...

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't.

Do you realized that our daily deaths are twice their numbers and we are only counting people who dies in hospital?

But werent their figures based on the same stats.. Hospital deaths..

As other here and elsewhere have pointed out..the try figures won't be know for some time...it's only in the last few years the Spanish flu figures have gotten close to their true scale...even then..it's a rough 50 to 100 million..so not much in the way of variance.."

They report deaths of people tested positive and they also test people not in hospital. I'm not saying that their statistics are not incomplete, but their numbers would much lower of they were counting deaths as we do.

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I think they should be applied. But I don't know if this govern has the guts.

Ok, what should be done and how long should it be for.

What would indicate it's working and what would be the conditions for ending it.

testing, contact tracing, isolating, testing, testing, testing...sadly I don't think it's happening anywhere near to the degree it should be...

That's not sticter lockdown

No it isn't a stricter lockdown...but what good is a stricter lockdown if those who have the political and legal power to raise money and do more and more and more tests are not doing so? We will always be living in fear and we will always at the mercy of waves of thousands of new preventable deaths if no testing, contact tracing and isolating take place....

The political and legal power to raise money ???

What do you mean

As for tests the are increasing the numbers and from a zero starting point I think they're doing quite well. They hit all the targets (so far)

Contact tracing comes after lockdown. No point contact tracing when you haven't seen anyone as you've been isolating. They are well on the way to producing an app

But what stricter lockdown do you want and for how long ?

"The political and legal power to raise money ???

What do you mean"

--exactly what it says...and also....

https://www.euronews.com/2020/03/27/germany-increases-its-covid-19-tests-to-500-000-per-week

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/23/why-the-uk-is-finding-it-so-hard-to-reach-100000-covid-19-tests-a-day

"

Exactly as it says ?

Sorry it does not make any Sense, the government raise taxes ???

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By *ctionnotwords69Man  over a year ago

ENFIELD


"We just need to follow Dr Trump's latest advice and neck down a bottle of disinfectant and all will be well ....simples!

Thinking he actually said that is almost as stupid as thinking it would work."

See the faces of the US medical government experts....no one dares call him out in these daily updates!!...

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By *unscot44Man  over a year ago

Stepps (Glasgow)

When some people are suggesting that lockdown has not worked for likes of Spain, Italy or even UK all i can say is if you think the death toll is high in all these Countries just now it would probably have been 10 x worse if they hadn't had lockdown.

In UK our hospitals would have been overwhelmed resulting in many thousands of extra deaths and probably the loss of dozens more healthcare workers.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't.

It has reportedly worked significantly for Germany, and a couple of countries very near China........"

China only 4000 deaths in a country of over a billion and you believe them lol

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By *ir-spunk-alot OP   Man  over a year ago

Southern England


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't.

Do you realized that our daily deaths are twice their numbers and we are only counting people who dies in hospital?"

The government figures include care home deaths now. Look at the official graph for todays figures the orange deaths go back to march and continue daily right upto today. For the figues released are not deaths which happened from 2pm yesterday to 2pm today, they are figures of official registered deaths from covid19

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By *anejohnkent6263Couple  over a year ago

canterbury

I can make statistics add up to anything you like ...total bollocks

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up

It's going to show more infections as we are now testing more

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Spain and Italy had full lockdown and loads of testing worked for them,oh hang on it didn't.

It has reportedly worked significantly for Germany, and a couple of countries very near China........China only 4000 deaths in a country of over a billion and you believe them lol "

They didn't declare the 24000 bodies they burned in Wuhan son guessing it's more than 4000

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

According to the John Hopkins University the UK has 28.3 deaths per 100k population due to Coronavirus. (Up to and including 24th April)

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Either it ends in two weeks or we continue lockdown until there is a tried and tested vaccine and that could be two years or it could be never

We avoided the worse projections now we have to adapt and learn to live with it while getting on with our lives

Of course we can't go around like we used to but there is a way.

Im not holding my breath for a successful vaccine.

Agreed, there still isn't one for sars and that was a few years ago"

What cov-sars1 ?

Exactly

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By *ee And MikeCouple  over a year ago

Cannock

FFS guys, please get real, the government can’t enforce a lockdown on a pandemic thats out the stables, half way down the track before they decided to enforce it !

London and Birmingham is full of immigrants hanging out in family groups that the police have been told to leave well alone as not to enforce racial tensions.

Everytime you see a picture of a police officer enforcing the lockdown, it’s either a white sunbather in a park or a white dad playing with his kids in the front garden.

I’m not racist but I do understand the dynamics of this country.

Also, lip service being paid with social distancing to queue to get in a supermarket or walk around it, when wall boarders are standing two feet from one another to build plasterboard walls on construction sites !

Don’t forget the 100,000 or so a week airline passengers that were coming into the UK from other countries until very recently.

As for the army on the streets, that worked really well in Northern Ireland didn’t it, do a stronger lockdown, how would that work ?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"FFS guys, please get real, the government can’t enforce a lockdown on a pandemic thats out the stables, half way down the track before they decided to enforce it !

London and Birmingham is full of immigrants hanging out in family groups that the police have been told to leave well alone as not to enforce racial tensions.

Everytime you see a picture of a police officer enforcing the lockdown, it’s either a white sunbather in a park or a white dad playing with his kids in the front garden.

I’m not racist but I do understand the dynamics of this country.

Also, lip service being paid with social distancing to queue to get in a supermarket or walk around it, when wall boarders are standing two feet from one another to build plasterboard walls on construction sites !

Don’t forget the 100,000 or so a week airline passengers that were coming into the UK from other countries until very recently.

As for the army on the streets, that worked really well in Northern Ireland didn’t it, do a stronger lockdown, how would that work ?"

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By *ust RachelTV/TS  over a year ago

Horsham


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

Stricter lockdown should have been implemented well before now, 20k hospital deaths is far too many.

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

Stricter lockdown should have been implemented well before now, 20k hospital deaths is far too many."

Stricter how why and for how long

Like Spain ? Like germany ?

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By *ee And MikeCouple  over a year ago

Cannock

What I’m trying to say is the government lockdown is bollox !

Work from home if you can, but if you can’t, go to work.

Only go out to shop for essentials but B&Q is open,

Go out for exercise and you can drive anywhere you want as long as you exercise for longer than it took you to drive there !

On that basis, it’s not really a lockdown is it ?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"What I’m trying to say is the government lockdown is bollox !

Work from home if you can, but if you can’t, go to work.

Only go out to shop for essentials but B&Q is open,

Go out for exercise and you can drive anywhere you want as long as you exercise for longer than it took you to drive there !

On that basis, it’s not really a lockdown is it ?"

Its never been a full lockdown from day 1.

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"What I’m trying to say is the government lockdown is bollox !

Work from home if you can, but if you can’t, go to work.

Only go out to shop for essentials but B&Q is open,

Go out for exercise and you can drive anywhere you want as long as you exercise for longer than it took you to drive there !

On that basis, it’s not really a lockdown is it ?"

Many people HAVE to work

B&Q sell your essential stuff

Your not infecting anyone when you drive

Next ?

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach"

What makes you think they got rid of it.

It's not going away no matter how long or strict your lockdown is.

It's here forevermore

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By *mmabluTV/TS  over a year ago

upton wirral


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach

What makes you think they got rid of it.

It's not going away no matter how long or strict your lockdown is.

It's here forevermore"

I disagree with you history tells us that we can get rid of these things

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By *rank speakerMan  over a year ago

Worcester


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

I hear there's a new initiative to bring in a better tracking system to get more up to date statistics? Hopefully this will help with the control and get us back to normal asap?

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach

What makes you think they got rid of it.

It's not going away no matter how long or strict your lockdown is.

It's here forevermoreI disagree with you history tells us that we can get rid of these things"

Really ?

Which ones have we got rid of ?

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By *ob198XaMan  over a year ago

teleford


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach

What makes you think they got rid of it.

It's not going away no matter how long or strict your lockdown is.

It's here forevermoreI disagree with you history tells us that we can get rid of these things"

Not until we have mass vaccination

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By *ophieslutTV/TS  over a year ago

Central

No. We've not had very good control over the whole matter, with almost no testing until very recently. When we don't test, we don't have the data to let anyone understand the problem. The solution isn't just to have a lockdown, as this cannot stop the problem as it currently stands - we have to have data and a full understanding of what the situation is, in order to address it.

We've had almost no data and we've not had a government plan shared either.

It's back to basics. Get the data and plan forwards. It seems that infections may be falling - we're guessing, as we weren't testing, just relying on hospital death and admission numbers.

We need a fully open and clear dialogue from the government. There's not financial help for everyone, there's not a comprehensive support network for people, including care and health workers, as well as businesses, who need it and there's limited evidence we've learned much yet. We do know that we've not been the best in how we've approached this, by our death rates, including those people that the state has strict duties of care for, who have been sacrificed.

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By *teveanddebsCouple  over a year ago

Norwich


"What I’m trying to say is the government lockdown is bollox !

Work from home if you can, but if you can’t, go to work.

Only go out to shop for essentials but B&Q is open,

Go out for exercise and you can drive anywhere you want as long as you exercise for longer than it took you to drive there !

On that basis, it’s not really a lockdown is it ?

Many people HAVE to work

B&Q sell your essential stuff

Your not infecting anyone when you drive

Next ?"

Come on guys you really need to up your game.

You're being all sensible and stuff, hardly in keeping with the "Mr Angry from Purley" rhetoric is it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach

What makes you think they got rid of it.

It's not going away no matter how long or strict your lockdown is.

It's here forevermoreI disagree with you history tells us that we can get rid of these things"

Actually history tells us that we have ONLY managed to get rid of smallpox. That is ONE disease that has been around for thousands of years that we have a successful vaccine for that has no animal reservoir. You are talking BS.

Pandoras box is open like it or not and covid won't be going anywhere any time soon. Get on with life and stop worrying about 1 extra virus to catch out of the many you already could have been catching in life.

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By *avinatvwirralTV/TS  over a year ago

wirral

No and time to ease some

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By *ap d agde coupleCouple  over a year ago

Broadstairs

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By *amissCouple  over a year ago

chelmsford


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

They may be, but I think the same people will break those rules, unless they enforce them.

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By *ynecplCouple  over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?They should and the army brought in to enforce it,take Vietnam population 70 mill crowded housing got rid of virus,atil in lockdown beat it in a month if we had done the same we could all be at the seaside next bank hols but we wont due are stupid softy aproach"

But whilst every this virus is in existence in the world and we don’t have a vaccine in your scenario we can’t relax the lockdown so that means at least another 12 to 18 months. Regardless of whether you have a partial lockdown or full house arrest you will not be at the seaside this year unless you happen to live there.

This virus will only be beaten by either herd immunity (not happening because we are in lockdown however weak it is) or a vaccine.

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By *uttyjonnMan  over a year ago

SEA

The BBC is reporting there are no patients in Birminghams nightingale and the Midlands was worst hit after London.

So am assuming this means the number of cases is below expectations. So maybe we can look forward to exiting rather than more lockdown measures

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By *ady LickWoman  over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

There seems to be a lot of people walking past mine on the way to the woods ~ which are closed!!

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By *estivalMan  over a year ago

borehamwood


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

I hear there's a new initiative to bring in a better tracking system to get more up to date statistics? Hopefully this will help with the control and get us back to normal asap? "

hoes this tracking system gona work?i can personaly think of at least a dozen peeps who dont own a mobile and never have.can also think off the top of my head at least another half dozen whos mobiles dont even have a camera let aline beung able to download apps.these tracking apps will only work if every man woman and child has a up to date fone.the ones i know who dont have mobiles dont have one as they lile being hard to get hold of

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley

This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why. "

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why. "

The vast majority are following it.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Large Temporary morgues at most hospitals holding hundreds ....

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right..."

Yep, has no relevance here though.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

The vast majority are following it."

But too many aren't.

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

The vast majority are following it.

But too many aren't. "

Are there any statosrics on that or how do you know ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though. "

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

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By *obka3Couple  over a year ago

bournemouth


"Large Temporary morgues at most hospitals holding hundreds ...."

"Normal" weekly deaths 10,000 currently around 15,000.

Depending on where you get "facts" from there are around 1500 hospitals in the UK so doubt there are hundreds in temp morgues at most hospitals, I have seen pics of them being set up just incase.

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By *ch WellMan  over a year ago

Scotland


"Large Temporary morgues at most hospitals holding hundreds ...."

Like the temporary hospitals than can hold thousands?

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

The vast majority are following it.

But too many aren't.

Are there any statosrics on that or how do you know ?"

As I've said before, I have windows, I can see them. Also many people are noticing it too.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown..."

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

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By *ewcouplemidsCouple  over a year ago

walsall

The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier? "

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If people keep pushing their luck then I'm afraid I see that it is a distinct possibility.

Apparently Southend Police have been dealing with a number of incidents of people who fancied a day at the beach.

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up."

I think they should have grounded flights and had quarantine for anyone coming into the country from any areas with reported cases but I don't think the lockdown should have started earlier.

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By *atelotmanMan  over a year ago

Chatham


"They could be verifications from previous meets

When they only joined a few days ago...stop making excuses for them "

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)"

Yes this is just and elaborate prank that all world govern decided to play so we can all have a very big laugh at the end

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By *ewcouplemidsCouple  over a year ago

walsall


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Yes this is just and elaborate prank that all world govern decided to play so we can all have a very big laugh at the end "

No one said it was a prank it was stated that the figures that the government have provided are not accurate due to any death taking a covid stat

Let's be honest we have been locked down for over a month now and have the figures changed nope

Many deaths have happened and would of happened even if covid wasn't around but they have been lumped together

Like said comments are from someone still working full time coming into contact with others who have used public transport perhaps we should of all said fuck it an we ain't working let everyone fend for them selves

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By *ewcouplemidsCouple  over a year ago

walsall

Agree lock down should of been sooner but how soon not sure as they say it's been around since October last year

And yes have family members working in hospital so the facts are from them and even they and other nurses are outraged at how the stats are being passed onto the public

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By *ady LickWoman  over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up.

I think they should have grounded flights and had quarantine for anyone coming into the country from any areas with reported cases but I don't think the lockdown should have started earlier. "

Saw a headline earlier that they are going to be quarantining people flying in, but not putting them in hotels. How the hell is that going to work. And even if they did put them somewhere it's a bit blooming late!

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up.

I think they should have grounded flights and had quarantine for anyone coming into the country from any areas with reported cases but I don't think the lockdown should have started earlier.

Saw a headline earlier that they are going to be quarantining people flying in, but not putting them in hotels. How the hell is that going to work. And even if they did put them somewhere it's a bit blooming late!"

Why would we pay for them to stay in hotels ffs

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Yes this is just and elaborate prank that all world govern decided to play so we can all have a very big laugh at the end

No one said it was a prank it was stated that the figures that the government have provided are not accurate due to any death taking a covid stat

Let's be honest we have been locked down for over a month now and have the figures changed nope

Many deaths have happened and would of happened even if covid wasn't around but they have been lumped together

Like said comments are from someone still working full time coming into contact with others who have used public transport perhaps we should of all said fuck it an we ain't working let everyone fend for them selves "

People dying today were infected 4, 5 or even 6 weeks ago

You don't get infected and die immediately

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest "

So they are exaggerating the figures?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up.

I think they should have grounded flights and had quarantine for anyone coming into the country from any areas with reported cases but I don't think the lockdown should have started earlier.

Saw a headline earlier that they are going to be quarantining people flying in, but not putting them in hotels. How the hell is that going to work. And even if they did put them somewhere it's a bit blooming late!"

Yep.Bit pointless that.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up."

There has been a big stink her because in the same week Cheltenham was played lpool played athletic Madrid so you had 3000 people from one of the worst hit cities in europe walking around.

Turns out the major asked for advice before the game and was told to let it go ahead.

Crazy.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Most patients who are dying are frail elderly unfortunately some others do fall into death rates the problem will come when winter arrives especially for copd patients the lockdown cannot be substain indefinitely we will have to accept the facts that many people will pass away untill vacine or cure is found even then like flu jab it wont save everyone

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No.

The deaths reported today, are not from the last 24 hours, a lot of them may have happened weeks ago.

Cant even use the number of new cases as a guideline, the more people tested, the more positives will be found.

At the minute I am taking more note of the number of people in hospital with it. These numbers are going down.

Let's see what happens over the next 2 weeks.

I do think however people blatantly ignoring the current rules need punishing harder."

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By *eeleyWoman  over a year ago

Dudley


"No.

The deaths reported today, are not from the last 24 hours, a lot of them may have happened weeks ago.

Cant even use the number of new cases as a guideline, the more people tested, the more positives will be found.

At the minute I am taking more note of the number of people in hospital with it. These numbers are going down.

Let's see what happens over the next 2 weeks.

I do think however people blatantly ignoring the current rules need punishing harder."

I do see a pattern of the lockdown working, we just need people to stop being selfish twats and follow the rules.

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By *ugby 123Couple  over a year ago
Forum Mod

O o O oo


"Most patients who are dying are frail elderly unfortunately some others do fall into death rates "

All deaths should come into the "unfortunately " description, whatever their age

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work. "

Plenty of other countries had lockdown as but have had far fewer deaths.Its more due to 1 measure it's how the crises has been handled overall that's important.

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By *ittleMissCaliWoman  over a year ago

all loved up


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up.

I think they should have grounded flights and had quarantine for anyone coming into the country from any areas with reported cases but I don't think the lockdown should have started earlier. "

I agree here. I'm one of those that was hoping we would follow sweden. Their death rates look bad yet they include their care home rates too. Which we are not. And they have already had a drop and the curve has turned.... however we wont know which was right and wrong till it's all confined to the history books.

I still find the statistics dont add up... for the panic something that is still only infecting such a small percentage of the population even if you allow for it to be much higher than it is

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"This is what fucks me off, people won't even follow the rules we've been given now, let alone if they got stricter.

This is exactly why the government didn't impose a lockdown earlier, people won't stick to it. So for all those bitching about the government not locking down earlier, here's why.

Theres a good old saying that 2 wrongs don't make a right...

Yep, has no relevance here though.

Oh it does when you mention the government fucking up in thier handling of this, in the same breath as mentioning the other brain dead who are not adhering to the lockdown...

So you think the lockdown should have started earlier?

As I started mine weeks earlier.

I had mates going to the pub saying they will stop going when the government told them to do so.

Oh and them same mates are now saying the government should have shut down erlier

I know you couldn't write it...but yes I think they were at least 2 weeks to slow in the shutdown ,and they should have been on top of this in January but they had thier minds on other things...fucking this right up.

I think they should have grounded flights and had quarantine for anyone coming into the country from any areas with reported cases but I don't think the lockdown should have started earlier. I agree here. I'm one of those that was hoping we would follow sweden. Their death rates look bad yet they include their care home rates too. Which we are not. And they have already had a drop and the curve has turned.... however we wont know which was right and wrong till it's all confined to the history books.

I still find the statistics dont add up... for the panic something that is still only infecting such a small percentage of the population even if you allow for it to be much higher than it is"

I disagree as I mentioned about my mates and the pub...it had to be done here for the penny to drop for some...we are not like Sweden in the way we behave imo, I just think if it was started earlier the death rate would be nowhere near to what it is now. But that's just my opinion

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By *obka3Couple  over a year ago

bournemouth

No one knows how many have had it and we wont until the antibody test is freely available and above all accurate, some say only 5% have had others claim 40%, there are studies that show 10% show no symptoms yet others show 90% have none.

The only thing that is clear is that general lockdown cant go on for much longer or the financial destruction will cost more lives than corvid, also at some point we all either have to catch it, get vaccinated or stay completely away from everyone else. there is simply no other way, the virus isnt going away.

It is beginning to look like the government jumped the gun on lockdown by a week or so, the nhs has not been stretched the temp hospitals have hardly been used, all this means that the second spike is likely to be higher, unless of course 40 % have had it, to be fair in London they may well have out in the sticks probably not.

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By *amissCouple  over a year ago

chelmsford


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work. "

Spanish children under 14 are allowed out for 1 hour, with their parents from today.

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By *ames_LondonMan  over a year ago

Southgate

I think the government have got it wrong in every way possible. Too slow to lock down, introduce testing and ensure adequate equipment. Also too slow to ease lock down for the non-vulnerable as the money spent on furlough would be better spent on support and protection for the vulnerable while the rest of the population gains some measure of immunity with a low death rate. Unfortunately they are reacting to hysteria. I’m not sure whether they annoy me more or less than the people who think mentioning the economy is selfish and we should have total lock down. The less people who have a job, the more businesses who go bust, the less tax is paid and the less money the government has to spend on the nhs, benefits etc. And for those who say ‘tax the rich’ it doesn’t work that way, it’s a balancing act, if you increase tax too much people have less incentive to earn more money so productivity drops. Don’t get me started on all the people who will die because the media has scared hem from seeking hospital treatment for other things. The one thing this does tell us is that a lot of people aren’t clever enough to form a balanced opinion and a country that is driven by shouty media is a disaster.

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By *arlomaleMan  over a year ago

darlington

So people who are themselves out and about are moaning about other people out and about (scratches head)

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"So people who are themselves out and about are moaning about other people out and about (scratches head)"

Maybe people are working?

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By *arlomaleMan  over a year ago

darlington


"So people who are themselves out and about are moaning about other people out and about (scratches head)

Maybe people are working?"

exactly the op was having a whinge that people are out and about but he himself is out and about

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think the government have got it wrong in every way possible. Too slow to lock down, introduce testing and ensure adequate equipment. Also too slow to ease lock down for the non-vulnerable as the money spent on furlough would be better spent on support and protection for the vulnerable while the rest of the population gains some measure of immunity with a low death rate. Unfortunately they are reacting to hysteria. I’m not sure whether they annoy me more or less than the people who think mentioning the economy is selfish and we should have total lock down. The less people who have a job, the more businesses who go bust, the less tax is paid and the less money the government has to spend on the nhs, benefits etc. And for those who say ‘tax the rich’ it doesn’t work that way, it’s a balancing act, if you increase tax too much people have less incentive to earn more money so productivity drops. Don’t get me started on all the people who will die because the media has scared hem from seeking hospital treatment for other things. The one thing this does tell us is that a lot of people aren’t clever enough to form a balanced opinion and a country that is driven by shouty media is a disaster."

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

Maybe you shouldn't be going for a daily walk if you feel stronger lockdown is required.

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?"

Yes

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?

Yes"

Why?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?

Maybe you shouldn't be going for a daily walk if you feel stronger lockdown is required."

OP is a little all over the place as on another post he thinks herd immunity is the only way out ....now that's what I heard

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?

Yes

Why?"

While I could put forward loads of theories they would be just that... so I won’t... but I’ll stick with a yes for exaggerating the figures.

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work.

Plenty of other countries had lockdown as but have had far fewer deaths.Its more due to 1 measure it's how the crises has been handled overall that's important."

What’s the measure you refer to?

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?

Yes

Why?

While I could put forward loads of theories they would be just that... so I won’t... but I’ll stick with a yes for exaggerating the figures."

I dont understand why a gmnt would exaggerate figures which is going to make their handling of the situation look even worse.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work.

Plenty of other countries had lockdown as but have had far fewer deaths.Its more due to 1 measure it's how the crises has been handled overall that's important.

What’s the measure you refer to? "

Testing,border control,different levels of lockdown,being better prepared for the situation.Id say most countries have adopted a range of measures.

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By *ewcouplemidsCouple  over a year ago

walsall

Anyone admitted to hospital showing any symptoms of the covid are not tested as not enough tests to do this

Many other conditions can appear to be covid such as copd or other things that raise temp or give flu like symptoms

So any deaths that occur in nursing homes or hospitals come under the covid death figures as no autopsy are being done

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Anyone admitted to hospital showing any symptoms of the covid are not tested as not enough tests to do this

Many other conditions can appear to be covid such as copd or other things that raise temp or give flu like symptoms

So any deaths that occur in nursing homes or hospitals come under the covid death figures as no autopsy are being done "

COPD doesn't raise temperature or give flu like symptoms and practically everyone admitted to hospital is tested for covid19

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By *inkerbell67Woman  over a year ago

Clacton on sea essex

How many deaths are they adding to the list ,even thou they dont have the virus.

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By * and M lookingCouple  over a year ago

Worcester


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

Well as folk won’t listen then most likely “yes” and if they had only done as asked in the first place then we wouldn’t all have to suffer for their selfishness

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By *abs..Woman  over a year ago

..


"I think the government have got it wrong in every way possible. Too slow to lock down, introduce testing and ensure adequate equipment. Also too slow to ease lock down for the non-vulnerable as the money spent on furlough would be better spent on support and protection for the vulnerable while the rest of the population gains some measure of immunity with a low death rate. Unfortunately they are reacting to hysteria. I’m not sure whether they annoy me more or less than the people who think mentioning the economy is selfish and we should have total lock down. The less people who have a job, the more businesses who go bust, the less tax is paid and the less money the government has to spend on the nhs, benefits etc. And for those who say ‘tax the rich’ it doesn’t work that way, it’s a balancing act, if you increase tax too much people have less incentive to earn more money so productivity drops. Don’t get me started on all the people who will die because the media has scared hem from seeking hospital treatment for other things. The one thing this does tell us is that a lot of people aren’t clever enough to form a balanced opinion and a country that is driven by shouty media is a disaster."

But if people went about their business then that would increase cases, hospitalisations and deaths which in turn has an effect on the economy when business owners have staff that increasingly have to isolate due to the virus and we get another spike and businesses have to close again.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"No it'll go the other way if anything. The economy will absolutely collapse if it goes on for much longer. "
Agree

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"How many deaths are they adding to the list ,even thou they dont have the virus. "

Could you explain what you mean by this?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Has anyone else noticed that every country is doing it different, when it's all over they can sit down and say right which was the best way. So if we have a virus terrorist attack the world will know how to deal with it?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I haven’t read all the posts on this thread. , but it wouldn’t surprise me if the number of hospital admissions go up in two weeks time, judging by the amount of people I see out and about this last week .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I haven’t read all the posts on this thread. , but it wouldn’t surprise me if the number of hospital admissions go up in two weeks time, judging by the amount of people I see out and about this last week . "
Why it's taken 5 weeks to change the numbers so the 2 weeks rule is bollocks.

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By *ob198XaMan  over a year ago

teleford


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Yes this is just and elaborate prank that all world govern decided to play so we can all have a very big laugh at the end

No one said it was a prank it was stated that the figures that the government have provided are not accurate due to any death taking a covid stat

Let's be honest we have been locked down for over a month now and have the figures changed nope

Many deaths have happened and would of happened even if covid wasn't around but they have been lumped together

Like said comments are from someone still working full time coming into contact with others who have used public transport perhaps we should of all said fuck it an we ain't working let everyone fend for them selves "

Look at the numbers again, maybe take some primary school maths lessons too... learn what doubling means! pre-lockdown and for some weeks after the number arriving at hospital and the number dying doubled every 3-4 days!! Lockdown has very clearly stalled this exponential rate of infection, Had the trend been allowed to contained we would now be seeing 10’s of thousands dying each week, if not each day! Now we are many months, perhaps years from knowing if lockdown has reduced the total number who will ultimately die as a result of Covid19 but it has bought time to work on a vaccine.

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By *ovelybumCouple  over a year ago

Tunbridge Wells


"I think the government have got it wrong in every way possible. Too slow to lock down, introduce testing and ensure adequate equipment. Also too slow to ease lock down for the non-vulnerable as the money spent on furlough would be better spent on support and protection for the vulnerable while the rest of the population gains some measure of immunity with a low death rate. Unfortunately they are reacting to hysteria. I’m not sure whether they annoy me more or less than the people who think mentioning the economy is selfish and we should have total lock down. The less people who have a job, the more businesses who go bust, the less tax is paid and the less money the government has to spend on the nhs, benefits etc. And for those who say ‘tax the rich’ it doesn’t work that way, it’s a balancing act, if you increase tax too much people have less incentive to earn more money so productivity drops. Don’t get me started on all the people who will die because the media has scared hem from seeking hospital treatment for other things. The one thing this does tell us is that a lot of people aren’t clever enough to form a balanced opinion and a country that is driven by shouty media is a disaster."
This

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By *ob198XaMan  over a year ago

teleford


"Anyone admitted to hospital showing any symptoms of the covid are not tested as not enough tests to do this

Many other conditions can appear to be covid such as copd or other things that raise temp or give flu like symptoms

So any deaths that occur in nursing homes or hospitals come under the covid death figures as no autopsy are being done "

Nursing home deaths are not included in the daily figures. Most hospital cases who die have confirmed Covid unless you have actual evidence to the contrary?

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By *arkb73Man  over a year ago

Cheshire/Staffs


"I think the government have got it wrong in every way possible. Too slow to lock down, introduce testing and ensure adequate equipment. Also too slow to ease lock down for the non-vulnerable as the money spent on furlough would be better spent on support and protection for the vulnerable while the rest of the population gains some measure of immunity with a low death rate. Unfortunately they are reacting to hysteria. I’m not sure whether they annoy me more or less than the people who think mentioning the economy is selfish and we should have total lock down. The less people who have a job, the more businesses who go bust, the less tax is paid and the less money the government has to spend on the nhs, benefits etc. And for those who say ‘tax the rich’ it doesn’t work that way, it’s a balancing act, if you increase tax too much people have less incentive to earn more money so productivity drops. Don’t get me started on all the people who will die because the media has scared hem from seeking hospital treatment for other things. The one thing this does tell us is that a lot of people aren’t clever enough to form a balanced opinion and a country that is driven by shouty media is a disaster."

Fantastic post

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By *uxinteriorMan  over a year ago

south west , continental


"I think the government have got it wrong in every way possible. Too slow to lock down, introduce testing and ensure adequate equipment. Also too slow to ease lock down for the non-vulnerable as the money spent on furlough would be better spent on support and protection for the vulnerable while the rest of the population gains some measure of immunity with a low death rate. Unfortunately they are reacting to hysteria. I’m not sure whether they annoy me more or less than the people who think mentioning the economy is selfish and we should have total lock down. The less people who have a job, the more businesses who go bust, the less tax is paid and the less money the government has to spend on the nhs, benefits etc. And for those who say ‘tax the rich’ it doesn’t work that way, it’s a balancing act, if you increase tax too much people have less incentive to earn more money so productivity drops. Don’t get me started on all the people who will die because the media has scared hem from seeking hospital treatment for other things. The one thing this does tell us is that a lot of people aren’t clever enough to form a balanced opinion and a country that is driven by shouty media is a disaster.

Fantastic post "

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By *arnsley guy100Man  over a year ago

Sheffield

I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked"

Where did you get that figure ?

You do know it's bullshit ?

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked

Where did you get that figure ?

You do know it's bullshit ?"

Was it on the side of a bus maybe

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked

Where did you get that figure ?

You do know it's bullshit ?"

You think more ? I'd guess more too

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands

You'll find it in the Covid 19 update packs if you're interested

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked"

Perhaps the developed world will have to adapt to a new way of living, because this virus isn't going away and building up a societal resistance to it is not going to happen in just a few months.

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked

Perhaps the developed world will have to adapt to a new way of living, because this virus isn't going away and building up a societal resistance to it is not going to happen in just a few months."

No about 2 to 5 years current rate of infections

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By *ensualtouch15Man  over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"You'll find it in the Covid 19 update packs if you're interested"

I have not had that pack cant find it on web

Only 2.4 billion which seems about right per day

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked"

Try and take a little comfort in the fact that the rest of the world will be fucked too

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By *arnsley guy100Man  over a year ago

Sheffield


"I think they'll be relaxed and then go horrible wrong and backfire...

Come back stricter at all cost.

Did you you know this is costing 2.5 billion pound per day?

This time in a year... We're well and truly fucked

Where did you get that figure ?

You do know it's bullshit ?"

No... BBC news

I'm sure they know what there talking about

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?

Yes

Why?

While I could put forward loads of theories they would be just that... so I won’t... but I’ll stick with a yes for exaggerating the figures.

I dont understand why a gmnt would exaggerate figures which is going to make their handling of the situation look even worse."

Imagine if the figures were found to be insignificant.... how would the cost to the U.K. be justified?

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work.

Plenty of other countries had lockdown as but have had far fewer deaths.Its more due to 1 measure it's how the crises has been handled overall that's important.

What’s the measure you refer to?

Testing,border control,different levels of lockdown,being better prepared for the situation.Id say most countries have adopted a range of measures."

So a range of measures? ... not a single measure ?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Seen so many people out today and yesterday on my daily walk. Families in cars, groups of young men meeting up at the park, roads busier.

The deaths are not dropping significantly considering we have been in lockdown for over a month.

Do you think stricter lockdown rules will be applied?"

If the fucktards carry on like this then, yes, there will be a stricter lockdown... Possibly more power to the police for arrest and prosecution and maybe even the army on the streets to aid the police...

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"How many deaths are they adding to the list ,even thou they dont have the virus.

Could you explain what you mean by this?"

Sorry just checking led she hasn’t responded so I’ll try to help... she means how many deaths are being attributed to CV even though they don’t have the virus!

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work.

Plenty of other countries had lockdown as but have had far fewer deaths.Its more due to 1 measure it's how the crises has been handled overall that's important.

What’s the measure you refer to?

Testing,border control,different levels of lockdown,being better prepared for the situation.Id say most countries have adopted a range of measures.

So a range of measures? ... not a single measure ? "

Yep.

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By *ionelhutzMan  over a year ago

liverpool


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?

Yes

Why?

While I could put forward loads of theories they would be just that... so I won’t... but I’ll stick with a yes for exaggerating the figures.

I dont understand why a gmnt would exaggerate figures which is going to make their handling of the situation look even worse.

Imagine if the figures were found to be insignificant.... how would the cost to the U.K. be justified? "

So they are inflating the figures to justify the money that's bee spent?ie the bailout etc

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By *litterbabeWoman  over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

I heard someone saying that they thought it so that it will encourage more people have vaccine when it is available,

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By *eddy and legsCouple  over a year ago

the wetlands


"Let's lockdown more like Spain only go out with permission children not allowed out at all, then our death rate would be lower like their's. Hang on higher number than us with less population, lockdown is a blunt tool so will never work.

Plenty of other countries had lockdown as but have had far fewer deaths.Its more due to 1 measure it's how the crises has been handled overall that's important.

What’s the measure you refer to?

Testing,border control,different levels of lockdown,being better prepared for the situation.Id say most countries have adopted a range of measures.

So a range of measures? ... not a single measure ?

Yep."

The only similar country I can see who is currently performing better is Germany and I don't think they have a more strict lockdown

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By *ommenhimCouple  over a year ago

wigan


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Yes this is just and elaborate prank that all world govern decided to play so we can all have a very big laugh at the end

No one said it was a prank it was stated that the figures that the government have provided are not accurate due to any death taking a covid stat

Let's be honest we have been locked down for over a month now and have the figures changed nope

Many deaths have happened and would of happened even if covid wasn't around but they have been lumped together

Like said comments are from someone still working full time coming into contact with others who have used public transport perhaps we should of all said fuck it an we ain't working let everyone fend for them selves

Look at the numbers again, maybe take some primary school maths lessons too... learn what doubling means! pre-lockdown and for some weeks after the number arriving at hospital and the number dying doubled every 3-4 days!! Lockdown has very clearly stalled this exponential rate of infection, Had the trend been allowed to contained we would now be seeing 10’s of thousands dying each week, if not each day! Now we are many months, perhaps years from knowing if lockdown has reduced the total number who will ultimately die as a result of Covid19 but it has bought time to work on a vaccine."

Consider, maybe those in mid february who died Had their deaths attributed to the conditions which caused their death, then we need numbers so we attribute more and more deaths to the virus..... like when numbers of deaths appear to be dropping we find 4000 others who died but we hadn’t counted them ..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

If you look at the death rate still not dropping and cases of the virus not dropping.....People still not sticking to rules so it will still go on

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"The government have been very clever hiding how many deaths have occurred from virus ( which is less than people know or think)

Local hospital wards aren't full and nurses are not even finishing full 12 hour shifts due to lack of work

Temp hospitals at exhibition centres haven't been used yet

All deaths being put down to covid due to no post mortem so non covid deaths being including in death tolls

Lack of testing for patients suspected of having it so no clear stats on how many people actually have it

Like many still working full time so it's pointless for a lock down on weekends to go into work Monday and mix with others who have used public transport although have stuck to it

Lack of true knowledge brings fear to everyone and government should be more honest

So they are exaggerating the figures?

Yes

Why?

While I could put forward loads of theories they would be just that... so I won’t... but I’ll stick with a yes for exaggerating the figures.

I dont understand why a gmnt would exaggerate figures which is going to make their handling of the situation look even worse.

Imagine if the figures were found to be insignificant.... how would the cost to the U.K. be justified?

So they are inflating the figures to justify the money that's bee spent?ie the bailout etc"

Bailout was far to generous for temporary measures....should have been a sealing of 2 hundred quid across the board deck we can spend feck all...

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