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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow "
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first?  |
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over a year ago
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Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences. |
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over a year ago
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Dont think the pubs and clubs will.break the rules now the goverment have put up fines and will take their licences away a pub closed in Cwmbran last week |
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences."
Well down south there not having to deal with the d*unks at 4am the streets have more cops on a friday night then you see the hole week they are probably getting board and looking overtime. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences."
Plain clothes police are operating in supermarkets in your area. No mask without a valid excuse, gets you a fine. |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? "
Maybe Liverpool is in part of the 30% of the UK, boris wants to give back to nature. So he needs to thin the population out there first. |
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"Dont think the pubs and clubs will.break the rules now the goverment have put up fines and will take their licences away a pub closed in Cwmbran last week"
A few have been closed down south, you hear the landlords on the radio say they should have done more to follow the guidelines. |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? "
The leaders of 7 local North East councils requested that the government imposed tougher restrictions last week due to the increase in the number of infections. The latest measures are just a furthering of those restrictions. |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? "
this was rushed through by Mr Hancock before the House of Commons vote tomorrow. He said he did this in consultation with the local councils. Funny how 20 minutes, later the leader of Newcastle City Council said he had, not consulted the councils at all on these new restrictions. I think Mr. Hancock tells porkies, |
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences.
Plain clothes police are operating in supermarkets in your area. No mask without a valid excuse, gets you a fine. "
Big Brother is definately here now |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? this was rushed through by Mr Hancock before the House of Commons vote tomorrow. He said he did this in consultation with the local councils. Funny how 20 minutes, later the leader of Newcastle City Council said he had, not consulted the councils at all on these new restrictions. I think Mr. Hancock tells porkies, "
And you think Forbes doesn’t? |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first?
Maybe Liverpool is in part of the 30% of the UK, boris wants to give back to nature. So he needs to thin the population out there first."
Of course!!  xx |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? this was rushed through by Mr Hancock before the House of Commons vote tomorrow. He said he did this in consultation with the local councils. Funny how 20 minutes, later the leader of Newcastle City Council said he had, not consulted the councils at all on these new restrictions. I think Mr. Hancock tells porkies, "
This dated 14 September.
Newcastle City Council leader Nick Forbes said: “There is universal concern from council leaders across our region about the exponential rise in Covid cases over the last week.
“Unless we get on with this now, we are facing a bigger problem down the line which could end up in a full lockdown.
“It is better to try to introduce measures which will prevent that, even though that may mean some additional restrictions over the next few weeks.
“We are working with the government on a plan for what those could mean and how we can get those measures in place over the next few weeks to protect our communities and having to go into another prolonged, damaging lockdown.”
Coun Forbes added that it “beggars belief” that he heard reports of house parties being held in the North East over the weekend given the huge spike in cases reported in recent weeks. |
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences."
Or rephrase as responsible citizens report criminal activity |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences.
Or rephrase as responsible citizens report criminal activity"
 if they're not breaking the law, they won't lose their licences
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences.
Or rephrase as responsible citizens report criminal activity
if they're not breaking the law, they won't lose their licences
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This is true but unfortunately if the customers don't come in then they'll have no business left to worry about breaking regulations.
It's a fine margin when your in business for yourself. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What's next, are we allowed to breath fresh air?
***BREAKING NEWS***
Breathing fresh air now illegal under new COVID restrictions "
No boris said it was a guidance  |
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over a year ago
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"What's next, are we allowed to breath fresh air?
***BREAKING NEWS***
Breathing fresh air now illegal under new COVID restrictions
No boris said it was a guidance "
Was it something along the lines of:
You can breathe fresh air but only at work but you must stay at home if you intend to breathe fresh air.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What's next, are we allowed to breath fresh air?
***BREAKING NEWS***
Breathing fresh air now illegal under new COVID restrictions
No boris said it was a guidance
Was it something along the lines of:
You can breathe fresh air but only at work but you must stay at home if you intend to breathe fresh air...."
No it was a gaff he made earlier today about the north east...saying people could not meet outside from two households.
Had to do a tweet to say it's against the law inside...and the outside bit was a guidance. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"What's next, are we allowed to breath fresh air?
***BREAKING NEWS***
Breathing fresh air now illegal under new COVID restrictions
No boris said it was a guidance
Was it something along the lines of:
You can breathe fresh air but only at work but you must stay at home if you intend to breathe fresh air....
No it was a gaff he made earlier today about the north east...saying people could not meet outside from two households.
Had to do a tweet to say it's against the law inside...and the outside bit was a guidance. "
Boris made a gaff? Find that hard to believe...
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences.
Or rephrase as responsible citizens report criminal activity
if they're not breaking the law, they won't lose their licences
This is true but unfortunately if the customers don't come in then they'll have no business left to worry about breaking regulations.
It's a fine margin when your in business for yourself."
I understand that, they have to keep within the regulations, whether they like it or not. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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Pub goers have been given the chance to still go to the pub, that's good, but why abuse it and spoil it for themselves and everyone else, it will end up with them closing the pubs again and that won't help the landlords... |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? this was rushed through by Mr Hancock before the House of Commons vote tomorrow. He said he did this in consultation with the local councils. Funny how 20 minutes, later the leader of Newcastle City Council said he had, not consulted the councils at all on these new restrictions. I think Mr. Hancock tells porkies,
This dated 14 September.
Newcastle City Council leader Nick Forbes said: “There is universal concern from council leaders across our region about the exponential rise in Covid cases over the last week.
“Unless we get on with this now, we are facing a bigger problem down the line which could end up in a full lockdown.
“It is better to try to introduce measures which will prevent that, even though that may mean some additional restrictions over the next few weeks.
“We are working with the government on a plan for what those could mean and how we can get those measures in place over the next few weeks to protect our communities and having to go into another prolonged, damaging lockdown.”
Coun Forbes added that it “beggars belief” that he heard reports of house parties being held in the North East over the weekend given the huge spike in cases reported in recent weeks."
Nick Forbes said yesterday that the new restrictions Hancock has now implemented was not done in any consultation with local councils. He actually sprung that on them yesterday. I'm not on about what was said on september 14 th I'm on about what was said yesterday. And why we in Durham were lumped in With Newcastle beggers belief when the infection rates in other parts of the country outweigh ours greatly. We are not even in the top 20 places. Because of Newcastles high rate we are being punished |
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If other places, in the country have a, higher rate than durham why are we one step away from a full lockdown up here, as usual we, the forgotten North when it comes to decision making. Forbes may well tell lies but Hancock has made many. Like when he went on the Andrew Marr show the other Sunday boasting that testing capacity was at over 200000 per day when in fact it was nowhere near that figure
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Most of Boris's cabinet need sacking Inc. Cummings but he is loyal to his cronies and, won't do it. This will be his downfall"
You dont actually think boris is the boss do you? |
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By *ax777Man
over a year ago
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
Yep, apparently we're next because our rates are higher than theirs... Erm, shouldn't we have been first? this was rushed through by Mr Hancock before the House of Commons vote tomorrow. He said he did this in consultation with the local councils. Funny how 20 minutes, later the leader of Newcastle City Council said he had, not consulted the councils at all on these new restrictions. I think Mr. Hancock tells porkies,
This dated 14 September.
Newcastle City Council leader Nick Forbes said: “There is universal concern from council leaders across our region about the exponential rise in Covid cases over the last week.
“Unless we get on with this now, we are facing a bigger problem down the line which could end up in a full lockdown.
“It is better to try to introduce measures which will prevent that, even though that may mean some additional restrictions over the next few weeks.
“We are working with the government on a plan for what those could mean and how we can get those measures in place over the next few weeks to protect our communities and having to go into another prolonged, damaging lockdown.”
Coun Forbes added that it “beggars belief” that he heard reports of house parties being held in the North East over the weekend given the huge spike in cases reported in recent weeks.Nick Forbes said yesterday that the new restrictions Hancock has now implemented was not done in any consultation with local councils. He actually sprung that on them yesterday. I'm not on about what was said on september 14 th I'm on about what was said yesterday. And why we in Durham were lumped in With Newcastle beggers belief when the infection rates in other parts of the country outweigh ours greatly. We are not even in the top 20 places. Because of Newcastles high rate we are being punished "
You were lumped in with Newcastle because your council leaders requested to be, along with 5 other councils.
The leader of Gateshead council has just been on TV saying that these restrictions are what they asked for but that they wanted even further restrictions which have not been implemented. Forbes is even less trust worthy that Boris! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Do you think the police will be sent round restaurants and pubs breaking up groups
Surely they have more to do ?
But there will be sneaks who will report establishments causing them to lose their licences.
Plain clothes police are operating in supermarkets in your area. No mask without a valid excuse, gets you a fine. Big Brother is definately here now "
Why don't people take responsibility for their actions, if you choose not to follow the rules expect to get caught and fined.
It is like people on speed awareness courses, you were stupid enough to get caught, just take the punishment not whinge about it |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow "
It's not inevitable although it requires people to show consideration for others and abide by current restrictions or they will become more and more severe |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
It's not inevitable although it requires people to show consideration for others and abide by current restrictions or they will become more and more severe"
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Yes |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
It's not inevitable although it requires people to show consideration for others and abide by current restrictions or they will become more and more severe"
How severe do you think it should get?.
I'm just curious |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
It's not inevitable although it requires people to show consideration for others and abide by current restrictions or they will become more and more severe
How severe do you think it should get?.
I'm just curious "
It's difficult to know, but I feel there are many more restrictions to come for all of us... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pub goers have been given the chance to still go to the pub, that's good, but why abuse it and spoil it for themselves and everyone else, it will end up with them closing the pubs again and that won't help the landlords..."
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
It's not inevitable although it requires people to show consideration for others and abide by current restrictions or they will become more and more severe
How severe do you think it should get?.
I'm just curious "
Potentially for a couple of hundred thousand it may be as serious as death |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider  "
I guess there will be random fines, not sure it will make a difference to some
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider "
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?. |
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Well if the, prime, minister doesn't know what is, going on up here, amd what the rules are. How are us mere simpletons supposed to know,do not make excuses, for him or his pathetic cabinet. It's not funny. This is serious now, |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?."
Well they won't just get off, I assume there will be a court case, no different to traffic crime, so will be held on their record. |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
No indoor mixing
People will ignore this.
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The more intelligent will more appreciate the risk so I think most will comply for the general good . |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?."
Deduct from benefits? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?"
Or could be sent to jail... |
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"Just announced
In the north east now you can’t even socialise in a pub with others
Other areas will follow
No indoor mixing
People will ignore this.
The more intelligent will more appreciate the risk so I think most will comply for the general good ."
isn't our government supposed to come in the more intelligent category..... Well then we are all fucked, |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail..."
In about 12 to 18 moths time.
At the moment there is a 8 to 12 month backlog in the courts due the last lockdown. |
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The more intelligent will more appreciate the risk so I think most will comply for the general good ."
In Leeds organised amateur football matches are allowed to take place but there should be no supporters. Watching my son's team (illegally) last week were three teachers and a hospital consultant. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
In about 12 to 18 moths time.
At the moment there is a 8 to 12 month backlog in the courts due the last lockdown."
That's true I guess they will still end up with a criminal record though. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail..."
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?. |
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""In the NE mixing with other households in pub gardens or outside restaurants is not illegal but against government advice".
No wonder people are confused. "
we can't mix with any other household Indoors, in the garden, outside or in any indoor venue but we can in a, pub garden. How stupid is that |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?."
Where did I say that? I'm telling you what the consequences are  |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?."
Better to take from benefits |
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Pub gardens,... Good idea, just in time, for the, dark nights and colder weather. Maybe, all the pubs need to start ordering floodlighting for this. The whole of the n East will be easy to find. They will all be in pub gardens,. Social distancing will then go right out of the, window |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Where did I say that? I'm telling you what the consequences are "
Consequences only exist if your in favour of them. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Said in another thread,, all these restrictions will do is totally wreck lives,, homes will be lost millions of jobs and hardship on a scale never been seen by any of us before,.
You maybe thinking don't exagaderate, well I don't think I am I remember 83-87ish..and that was bad this will be much worse.
I think set a date.. In say a couple of months, then for 3-4 weeks enforce total lock down,, or just open the lot back up again and stop fucking about.
This is years and years of your lives you will never ever get back. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits "
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?  |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Where did I say that? I'm telling you what the consequences are
Consequences only exist if your in favour of them."
Of course they don't, you break the law, there will be consequences,I didn't say I agreed with them. |
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The more intelligent will more appreciate the risk so I think most will comply for the general good .
In Leeds organised amateur football matches are allowed to take place but there should be no supporters. Watching my son's team (illegally) last week were three teachers and a hospital consultant. "
That's an organised outdoor sports event so ok with social distancing and the fact its outdoors it's also common sense tells you that it safe . |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines? "
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them."
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Where did I say that? I'm telling you what the consequences are
Consequences only exist if your in favour of them.
Of course they don't, you break the law, there will be consequences,I didn't say I agreed with them."
It's policing by consent, they exist because your in favour of them, when there's a whole bunch of people that no longer consent you've got problems, there's a reason many countries have constitutions it's too save them from majority mob rule and were inching closer by the day  |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Where did I say that? I'm telling you what the consequences are
Consequences only exist if your in favour of them.
Of course they don't, you break the law, there will be consequences,I didn't say I agreed with them.
It's policing by consent, they exist because your in favour of them, when there's a whole bunch of people that no longer consent you've got problems, there's a reason many countries have constitutions it's too save them from majority mob rule and were inching closer by the day "
Please tell me where I said I was in favour of them |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them."
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25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them..
25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
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You haven't answered my question... |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them..
25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
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Like I've said before, if you don't break the law, you don't get fined, it's quite simple |
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It’s about time the government told a few home truths about the area’s in which the virus is so high mainly Asian populations, yes I know I will be shot down by the Karen’s and the snowflakes but it’s a truth that’s needs to be addressed, there are lots of asian businesses which have never closed its doors even in the main lockdown pubs factories sweatshops take a ways etc, |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines? "
Even £10 or £20 a week would soon pay that off do the maths |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Even £10 or £20 a week would soon pay that off do the maths "
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits "
So you are happy to see families starve? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?"
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine."
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution. "
No it isn't, so don't incur a fine... |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them..
25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
Like I've said before, if you don't break the law, you don't get fined, it's quite simple"
The laws an ass and worse still we've got zero ability to implement its assery
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
No it isn't, so don't incur a fine..."
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them..
25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
Like I've said before, if you don't break the law, you don't get fined, it's quite simple
The laws an ass and worse still we've got zero ability to implement its assery
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It is in some cases, so do you break laws you don't agree with? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
No it isn't, so don't incur a fine...
Rightio."
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution. "
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions! |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions! "
Thank you, you've said it far better than me! |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions! "
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it? |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them..
25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
Like I've said before, if you don't break the law, you don't get fined, it's quite simple
The laws an ass and worse still we've got zero ability to implement its assery
It is in some cases, so do you break laws you don't agree with?"
Yes I did, I often snook round to see my parents in the original lockdown and will again in any other, mostly I try to follow them in the main but luckily I'm still in some sort of gainful employment for now!.
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?"
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE."
Did cummings do the time? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
You think benefits pay enough for 1000 fines?
Do you think people shouldn't pay fines, just because they do don't agree with it, tell that to the judge. People know what the laws are so no need to break them..
25% of the country right now couldn't pay that £1000 fine, they've got no money and no job thanks to covid restrictions, this has all been tried in history many many times before and it literally always ends with internment camps, civil war and Revolution.
Like I've said before, if you don't break the law, you don't get fined, it's quite simple
The laws an ass and worse still we've got zero ability to implement its assery
It is in some cases, so do you break laws you don't agree with?
Yes I did, I often snook round to see my parents in the original lockdown and will again in any other, mostly I try to follow them in the main but luckily I'm still in some sort of gainful employment for now!.
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You didn't break the law then, it was a rule and not a law.. |
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over a year ago
chelmsford |
"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE."
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?"
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
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Of course not.
But there is a slight difference in the level of reprimand. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
"
Of course I don't think it was law then, more advise/rule, good job he didn't commit a murder |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
Of course I don't think it was law then, more advise/rule, good job he didn't commit a murder "
If it was just advice,I dont think it would have created such a storm.
He broke the rules and barely got a slap on the wrist.
The difference now is,its the law however the 2 punishments are light years apart. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
Of course not.
But there is a slight difference in the level of reprimand."
I agree but in all honesty that will always be the case and has been for many years through different government fuck ups. Its not right but it's also no reason to not follow the rules set out for us. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
Of course I don't think it was law then, more advise/rule, good job he didn't commit a murder "
Actually I believe it was the law then. I remember someone getting fined for going to pick up some windows during lockdown. |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
Of course I don't think it was law then, more advise/rule, good job he didn't commit a murder
If it was just advice,I dont think it would have created such a storm.
He broke the rules and barely got a slap on the wrist.
The difference now is,its the law however the 2 punishments are light years apart."
The reaction was because of who he is and quite rightly so, but we don't have to act in the same way
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles"
Have they said that, isn't it just social distancing? |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles"
Would you prefer a nice and clear “all pubs and closed until March”? |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
Why break the law, it wouldn't be a problem then. I don't agree with all laws, but I don't want to pay £1000 fine.
I'm not sure seeing a family unable to buy food as the most humane solution.
The law is law for a reason. Covid infections are increasing daily as are deaths.
Why not abide by the rules if there's a risk of being fined and not being able to feed your family. I have no sympathy for these people who blatantly abuse the rules then start bleating about not being able to pay for the consequences of their actions!
I'm not advocating people breaking the rules.
I'm suggesting taking benefits away from people who are already on the bread line could be a bit problematic.
I mean it's not like the police have made mistakes in the past is it?
My comment wasn't about the police it was about breaking the law regarding covid rules.
If you cant do the time ...dont do the crime !
I know it's an old adage but it's TRUE.
Did cummings do the time?
Omg! Really ?
So his mistake is a reason for others to break the rules .
Of course I don't think it was law then, more advise/rule, good job he didn't commit a murder
Actually I believe it was the law then. I remember someone getting fined for going to pick up some windows during lockdown."
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over a year ago
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
Would you prefer a nice and clear “all pubs and closed until March”? "
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles"
You really don't get it ?
Shame because the rules really are quite simple. |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
You really don't get it ?
Shame because the rules really are quite simple."
So simple that boris doesn't know them...and hes in charge of them |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
You really don't get it ?
Shame because the rules really are quite simple.
So simple that boris doesn't know them...and hes in charge of them "
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
You really don't get it ?
Shame because the rules really are quite simple.
So simple that boris doesn't know them...and hes in charge of them "
Boris isn't in charge of anything, he wears a collar and lead for Cummings.
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?"
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ? |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
You really don't get it ?
Shame because the rules really are quite simple."
Agreed they are simple.. I think some pretend not to understand as there cant be that many stupid people surely?? |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
Have they said that, isn't it just social distancing?"
This is certainly the case in the NE, Greater Manchester, Leicester and Birmingham. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ? "
Ah good old britsh empathy and compassion. |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
Have they said that, isn't it just social distancing?
This is certainly the case in the NE, Greater Manchester, Leicester and Birmingham."
Then you have Teesside smack bang in the middle of it all with cases rising like hell and nothing happening because the Tory MPs in the area are going against the restrictions that the councils want to bring in....pure harmony in the middle of a pandemic |
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ? "
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By *amissCouple
over a year ago
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"Why don't you just cut out the middle bit of bullshit and jump straight to the stonings that you've all secretly been wanting all along!
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I don't want stonings, I just want the spread of this virus to stop, we all have a part to play in that, if you don't want to, that's your choice.. |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ?
Ah good old britsh empathy and compassion. "
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"Why don't you just cut out the middle bit of bullshit and jump straight to the stonings that you've all secretly been wanting all along!
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I don't want stonings, I just want the spread of this virus to stop, we all have a part to play in that, if you don't want to, that's your choice.."
That should be saved for any protests maybe ? |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ?
Ah good old britsh empathy and compassion.
Called truth "
Did you read that in the mail? |
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"Why don't you just cut out the middle bit of bullshit and jump straight to the stonings that you've all secretly been wanting all along!
,
I don't want stonings, I just want the spread of this virus to stop, we all have a part to play in that, if you don't want to, that's your choice..
That should be saved for any protests maybe ? "
Maybe |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ?
Ah good old britsh empathy and compassion.
Called truth
Did you read that in the mail?"
No , what did it say or do you look at pictures mainly ? |
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"So how does that work then? You can go to the pub but if you see your mate there you're not allowed to talk to him? Fucking shambles
Would you prefer a nice and clear “all pubs and closed until March”? "
It'd certainly stop the constant droning on about 'mixed messages' and deliberate misinterpretations. |
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"The start of Mixed Messages was "bubbles". Huge misinterpretation of that rule. "
Spot on with that...I know people who think they are playing by the rules because they are in five safe bubbles |
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"The start of Mixed Messages was "bubbles". Huge misinterpretation of that rule.
Spot on with that...I know people who think they are playing by the rules because they are in five safe bubbles "
Exactly. Or abiding by the rules playing in a bubble of six at once |
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ?
Ah good old britsh empathy and compassion.
Called truth
Did you read that in the mail?
No , what did it say or do you look at pictures mainly ?"
I tend to not read the mail tbf.I have a degree of empathy.
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"These restrictions are impossible to police.
People say that until they get fined then they reconsider
Fines only work if you've got money to pay them, there's a raft of society right now who've got nothing to give, there'll be a whole lot more in a few months, what you going to do with them that can't pay?.
Deduct from benefits?
Or could be sent to jail...
Just so I get this straight, your in favour of sending tens of thousands of people to jail for stuff like going to they're parents, not wearing a mask etc etc?.
Better to take from benefits
So you are happy to see families starve?
No one is going to starve...... maybe they might get the latest phone update though ?
Ah good old britsh empathy and compassion.
Called truth
Did you read that in the mail?
No , what did it say or do you look at pictures mainly ?
I tend to not read the mail tbf.I have a degree of empathy.
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