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over a year ago
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK. "
It would be interesting to know what the fixed penalty notices have been for.
Is it mainly individuals businesses for example. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
It would be interesting to know what the fixed penalty notices have been for.
Is it mainly individuals businesses for example."
The police representative didn't say, but some recent incidents were someone holding a party on a boat for 40 people, a mini bus load of people from different households travelling to exercise and someone trying to organise a rave in the South West. So sounds like it's mainly individuals...x |
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over a year ago
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
It would be interesting to know what the fixed penalty notices have been for.
Is it mainly individuals businesses for example.
The police representative didn't say, but some recent incidents were someone holding a party on a boat for 40 people, a mini bus load of people from different households travelling to exercise and someone trying to organise a rave in the South West. So sounds like it's mainly individuals...x"
Well.. groups of individuals... 
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
It would be interesting to know what the fixed penalty notices have been for.
Is it mainly individuals businesses for example.
The police representative didn't say, but some recent incidents were someone holding a party on a boat for 40 people, a mini bus load of people from different households travelling to exercise and someone trying to organise a rave in the South West. So sounds like it's mainly individuals...x"
Yes it seems to be quite extreme cases rather than just someone nipping to see their gran. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
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"45,000
Selfish People. (Yes I know not all will have deserved it because of differing interpretation by Officers.)
And only the ones they have caught. "
That is true  sounds like they are really going to clamp down on those pesky rule breakers |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals. "
I was just messing. 
45,000.... that's really depressing. 
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
It would be interesting to know what the fixed penalty notices have been for.
Is it mainly individuals businesses for example.
The police representative didn't say, but some recent incidents were someone holding a party on a boat for 40 people, a mini bus load of people from different households travelling to exercise and someone trying to organise a rave in the South West. So sounds like it's mainly individuals...x
Well.. groups of individuals...
X"
Yes |
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
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"45,000
Selfish People. (Yes I know not all will have deserved it because of differing interpretation by Officers.)
And only the ones they have caught.
That is true sounds like they are really going to clamp down on those pesky rule breakers "
And what were the infection sums? 1 infects 2 x 2 infect 4 . . . |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
It would be interesting to know what the fixed penalty notices have been for.
Is it mainly individuals businesses for example.
The police representative didn't say, but some recent incidents were someone holding a party on a boat for 40 people, a mini bus load of people from different households travelling to exercise and someone trying to organise a rave in the South West. So sounds like it's mainly individuals...x
Yes it seems to be quite extreme cases rather than just someone nipping to see their gran. "
It seems so at the moment, Lorna, maybe that will change. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
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It is depressing |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"45,000
Selfish People. (Yes I know not all will have deserved it because of differing interpretation by Officers.)
And only the ones they have caught.
That is true sounds like they are really going to clamp down on those pesky rule breakers
And what were the infection sums? 1 infects 2 x 2 infect 4 . . ."
Yes, some people just don't get it do they... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government  "
I have to say those it is the people that have been used in some of these examples that people should be genuinely targeting their frustration at rather than someone who can't wear a face covering in a supermarket.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government
I have to say those it is the people that have been used in some of these examples that people should be genuinely targeting their frustration at rather than someone who can't wear a face covering in a supermarket.
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If they cant make things clear then they are the problem in my book |
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"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government "
Affecting
There is a theory that those who become infected can mainly only be affected because they have directly compromised the rules that sars follows  |
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"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government
Affecting
There is a theory that those who become infected can mainly only be affected because they have directly compromised the rules that sars follows "
People whos job it is to deal with the infected and those of not sound body or mind obviously excepted |
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
It is depressing "
Agreed but it's probably a small percentage of those who have knowingly done so.. |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
The South |
"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government "
Government say stay home.
People go out.
Government gets the blame.
Yup, that's logical. Makes my eyes roll.....lots.
If you're not part of the solution you're part of problem.
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Is that this week, or since last March? "
He didn't make that clear, but when you think a householder was fined £10,000 for holding a house party, it doesn't take long to add up and the police weren't fining people so much in the early days. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"
Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
It is depressing
Agreed but it's probably a small percentage of those who have knowingly done so.."
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"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government
Government say stay home.
People go out.
Government gets the blame.
Yup, that's logical. Makes my eyes roll.....lots.
If you're not part of the solution you're part of problem.
E"
Who is blaming the gmnt for fining people? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
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Why is it depressing? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"
Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
It is depressing
Agreed but it's probably a small percentage of those who have knowingly done so.."
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"She said it's a small minority who are effecting peoples health. Yep they are in the government
Government say stay home.
People go out.
Government gets the blame.
Yup, that's logical. Makes my eyes roll.....lots.
If you're not part of the solution you're part of problem.
E
Who is blaming the gmnt for fining people?"
J.smith, j brown, a Hussain.. it's going to take a long time, just people ok lol  |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin. "
I do wonder that...they can't ignore them really though.. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin.
Be chased up if they arent paid surely?"
Yes they will. |
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin.
I do wonder that...they can't ignore them really though.."
Can't they? From what I've read in the coviderati they are unenforceable in law.?i mean great if they are and all that. Better still... If people stopped being twats and just stayed away from eachother we wouldnt need them. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Be interesting to know how many of the 45000 had covid or passed it on to someone they were with when they were find think you would probably find its pretty low "
We won't know that, they're still breaking the law. |
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin.
I do wonder that...they can't ignore them really though..
Can't they? From what I've read in the coviderati they are unenforceable in law.?i mean great if they are and all that. Better still... If people stopped being twats and just stayed away from eachother we wouldnt need them."
Dunno?
Thought they would have been like parking tickets and that
If they are unenforceable, surely it's a bit pointless? |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin.
I do wonder that...they can't ignore them really though..
Can't they? From what I've read in the coviderati they are unenforceable in law.?i mean great if they are and all that. Better still... If people stopped being twats and just stayed away from eachother we wouldnt need them."
Quite right I don't understand the law, but I would think if you get a fine from the police, you are obligated to pay it. |
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
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I think it shows people don't trust the Government anymore. Lockdowns when you live in a big house, have money, have gardens and people you love living with you are different to the opposite of that. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
Grantham |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin.
I do wonder that...they can't ignore them really though..
Can't they? From what I've read in the coviderati they are unenforceable in law.?i mean great if they are and all that. Better still... If people stopped being twats and just stayed away from eachother we wouldnt need them.
Dunno?
Thought they would have been like parking tickets and that
If they are unenforceable, surely it's a bit pointless?"
The first £10k fines in Nottingham weren't paid, and now go to court in February.
There's talk of magistrates taking in ability to pay, which means the students may get away with it. |
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
I think it shows people don't trust the Government anymore. Lockdowns when you live in a big house, have money, have gardens and people you love living with you are different to the opposite of that."
I'm not sure how it shows that at all. It shows 45k people have been breaking the law and been fined.
Yes people who have lovely surroundings and friends family around them are able to cope with this much easier...youd think anyway. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
Wonder how many have been paid or thrown in the bin.
I do wonder that...they can't ignore them really though..
Can't they? From what I've read in the coviderati they are unenforceable in law.?i mean great if they are and all that. Better still... If people stopped being twats and just stayed away from eachother we wouldnt need them.
Dunno?
Thought they would have been like parking tickets and that
If they are unenforceable, surely it's a bit pointless?
The first £10k fines in Nottingham weren't paid, and now go to court in February.
There's talk of magistrates taking in ability to pay, which means the students may get away with it. "
Then it will be pointless... |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"
Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
I think it shows people don't trust the Government anymore. Lockdowns when you live in a big house, have money, have gardens and people you love living with you are different to the opposite of that.
I'm not sure how it shows that at all. It shows 45k people have been breaking the law and been fined.
Yes people who have lovely surroundings and friends family around them are able to cope with this much easier...youd think anyway. "
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"I'm a chef..I'd love to cook Priti a candle lit dinner ...social distancing lol"
I want her to take me with a strap on while Nicola tells me with her Scot accent to keep licking.... that could be the punishment for rule breaking lol |
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By *arumfunCouple
over a year ago
Malaga Spain |
In the UK the Police hand the fine, O wait they hand it back with other. When we had the hard lockdown here in Spain we could go out for a walk and workout BUT no further than 1k from your homes, kids were not allowed out to play for 8 weeks
Plus we still have to wear a mask at all times. On the upside we can still go to the pub up until 18.00 |
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"Priti Patel is hot!!"
Maybe so, but she has the most annoyin' and irritatin' habit of droppin' her word endins
..although I suspect someone has had a word with her about it because she has improved recently but still lapses a lot of the time. |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Priti Patel is hot!!
Maybe so, but she has the most annoyin' and irritatin' habit of droppin' her word endins
..although I suspect someone has had a word with her about it because she has improved recently but still lapses a lot of the time."
I noticed that |
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don't mind this as long as they don't be lazy and just go for soft targets.
Was complete nonsense and a waste of time when those women were fined for walking outdoors with cups of coffee.
The fines have now been quashed, so hope they concentrate on house parties and indoor gatherings where the virus almost certainly spreads.
That, of course, is difficult and it's more likely they take the easy option.
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"don't mind this as long as they don't be lazy and just go for soft targets.
Was complete nonsense and a waste of time when those women were fined for walking outdoors with cups of coffee.
The fines have now been quashed, so hope they concentrate on house parties and indoor gatherings where the virus almost certainly spreads.
That, of course, is difficult and it's more likely they take the easy option.
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Yes, they should concentrate on large gatherings , wherever they may be |
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"don't mind this as long as they don't be lazy and just go for soft targets.
Was complete nonsense and a waste of time when those women were fined for walking outdoors with cups of coffee.
The fines have now been quashed, so hope they concentrate on house parties and indoor gatherings where the virus almost certainly spreads.
That, of course, is difficult and it's more likely they take the easy option.
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Yes there's no way they'd have been so heavy handed if it was oh I don't know... Let's say 2000 chorley football fans... |
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"don't mind this as long as they don't be lazy and just go for soft targets.
Was complete nonsense and a waste of time when those women were fined for walking outdoors with cups of coffee.
The fines have now been quashed, so hope they concentrate on house parties and indoor gatherings where the virus almost certainly spreads.
That, of course, is difficult and it's more likely they take the easy option.
Yes there's no way they'd have been so heavy handed if it was oh I don't know... Let's say 2000 chorley football fans... "
Chorley have 2000 fans? |
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"don't mind this as long as they don't be lazy and just go for soft targets.
Was complete nonsense and a waste of time when those women were fined for walking outdoors with cups of coffee.
The fines have now been quashed, so hope they concentrate on house parties and indoor gatherings where the virus almost certainly spreads.
That, of course, is difficult and it's more likely they take the easy option.
Yes there's no way they'd have been so heavy handed if it was oh I don't know... Let's say 2000 chorley football fans...
Chorley have 2000 fans?"
OK 20! Either way I can't imagine plod going quite as heavy as they did against 2 polite and slight young ladies... You can imagine the conversation... "that pint is a picnic" |
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They should stop fining these fucking idiots and just get their National Insurance numbers and their NHS numbers from them, when they get booked for knowingly breaking the law, with regard to Covid 19.
If they get a ticket, HMRC charges them 20% more income tax, for the rest of their lives.
If they get a ticket, they are at the back of the NHS queue for any non-vital treatment.
I realise that sounds harsh - almost Chinese - but it's only going to affect a few thousand selfish fuckwits; and the money raised can be spent on the NHS. |
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over a year ago
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK. "
And less than 40% of them have been paid in North Yorkshire. Joke legislation put together by a joke government with a weakened police service trying to enforce it. |
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
And less than 40% of them have been paid in North Yorkshire. Joke legislation put together by a joke government with a weakened police service trying to enforce it. "
Do doubt down to the rhetoric of them not needing to be paid. But once they start to escalate then people will realise... and pay them.
Let's face it they have already proved they aren't the cleverest group by breaking lockdown.
I just did a quick search (not on Facebook) they look pretty clearly enforceable. |
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over a year ago
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
And less than 40% of them have been paid in North Yorkshire. Joke legislation put together by a joke government with a weakened police service trying to enforce it.
Do doubt down to the rhetoric of them not needing to be paid. But once they start to escalate then people will realise... and pay them.
Let's face it they have already proved they aren't the cleverest group by breaking lockdown.
I just did a quick search (not on Facebook) they look pretty clearly enforceable. "
It’ll cost more money than they’ll recoup to push it through the courts unfortunately |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
And less than 40% of them have been paid in North Yorkshire. Joke legislation put together by a joke government with a weakened police service trying to enforce it.
Do doubt down to the rhetoric of them not needing to be paid. But once they start to escalate then people will realise... and pay them.
Let's face it they have already proved they aren't the cleverest group by breaking lockdown.
I just did a quick search (not on Facebook) they look pretty clearly enforceable.
It’ll cost more money than they’ll recoup to push it through the courts unfortunately "
They should still pay, wherever they come from... |
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"Police to enforce the regulations. They have issued over 45,000 fixed penalty notices, in the UK.
And less than 40% of them have been paid in North Yorkshire. Joke legislation put together by a joke government with a weakened police service trying to enforce it.
Do doubt down to the rhetoric of them not needing to be paid. But once they start to escalate then people will realise... and pay them.
Let's face it they have already proved they aren't the cleverest group by breaking lockdown.
I just did a quick search (not on Facebook) they look pretty clearly enforceable. "
I recall similar conversations around council tax avoidance when it came out.
It didn't take long for anyone trying to avoid it to realise they were in a heapload of trouble that wouldn't go away. |
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By *rummagemMan
over a year ago
Bedworth/Nuneaton |
The fines are £200, unless paid within 2 weeks, then its £100. Given that it's a civil disdemenour if you pay up, like points on your driving licence,and potentially a criminal conviction if you don't... Hmmm  |
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By *rummagemMan
over a year ago
Bedworth/Nuneaton |
"45,000
Selfish People. (Yes I know not all will have deserved it because of differing interpretation by Officers.)
And only the ones they have caught.
That is true sounds like they are really going to clamp down on those pesky rule breakers
And what were the infection sums? 1 infects 2 x 2 infect 4 . . .
Yes, some people just don't get it do they..."
That because most people are only familiar with linear progression in mathematics.
Exponential growth confuses them.
As you say R=1 (assuming every infected person infect just one other) is
1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512,1024,2048,4096,8192,16284
As you can see above after 10 steps you start getting into horrifying numbers which is why behavioural change and lockdown is needed to break the transmission or chain of infection |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
Grantham |
"The fines are £200, unless paid within 2 weeks, then its £100. Given that it's a civil disdemenour if you pay up, like points on your driving licence,and potentially a criminal conviction if you don't... Hmmm "
Going to be a few more episodes of that "The Sherriffs Are Coming" tv series! |
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By *andy 1Couple
over a year ago
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"They should stop fining these fucking idiots and just get their National Insurance numbers and their NHS numbers from them, when they get booked for knowingly breaking the law, with regard to Covid 19.
If they get a ticket, HMRC charges them 20% more income tax, for the rest of their lives.
If they get a ticket, they are at the back of the NHS queue for any non-vital treatment.
I realise that sounds harsh - almost Chinese - but it's only going to affect a few thousand selfish fuckwits; and the money raised can be spent on the NHS."
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
"The fines are £200, unless paid within 2 weeks, then its £100. Given that it's a civil disdemenour if you pay up, like points on your driving licence,and potentially a criminal conviction if you don't... Hmmm
Going to be a few more episodes of that "The Sherriffs Are Coming" tv series! "
Yes, I was thinking that! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
Why is it depressing?"
You think it's a good thing that so many people are breaking the rules put in place to protect the NHS and save lives? |
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By *amiss OP Couple
over a year ago
chelmsford |
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Well.. groups of individuals...
X
Every fine is given individually so that is 45 thousand individuals.
I was just messing.
45,000.... that's really depressing.
Why is it depressing?
You think it's a good thing that so many people are breaking the rules put in place to protect the NHS and save lives? "
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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago
atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke |
"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million? "
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
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"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
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Do you think there is any reason why they chose to hit two attractive white middle class ladies who were very clearly social distancing than focus on the examples you give? I mean surely if they were hitting bigger groups that would also be getting media coverage? Or is it simply that the media chose to pick up and promoted the two blondes? And chose not to put pictures out of the basement card schools with pictures from their historical social media included? |
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"They should stop fining these fucking idiots and just get their National Insurance numbers and their NHS numbers from them, when they get booked for knowingly breaking the law, with regard to Covid 19.
If they get a ticket, HMRC charges them 20% more income tax, for the rest of their lives.
If they get a ticket, they are at the back of the NHS queue for any non-vital treatment.
I realise that sounds harsh - almost Chinese - but it's only going to affect a few thousand selfish fuckwits; and the money raised can be spent on the NHS."
i can't see a problem with that but i would add a public pants down spanking in front of the hospital while the nurses and patients clap from the windows.. just an idea for you priti |
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By *obka3Couple
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"why did Boris travel from 1 side of London to the other?
If he had stepped out the back door of number 10 he would have been in st.james park or even green park if he wanted to go a little further"
Because cycling is banned in most parts of both. 7 miles on a bike is nothing, hardly worth bothering with for less, |
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"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
Do you think there is any reason why they chose to hit two attractive white middle class ladies who were very clearly social distancing than focus on the examples you give? I mean surely if they were hitting bigger groups that would also be getting media coverage? Or is it simply that the media chose to pick up and promoted the two blondes? And chose not to put pictures out of the basement card schools with pictures from their historical social media included? "
Or the cynic in me, the two ladies contacted the press |
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"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
Do you think there is any reason why they chose to hit two attractive white middle class ladies who were very clearly social distancing than focus on the examples you give? I mean surely if they were hitting bigger groups that would also be getting media coverage? Or is it simply that the media chose to pick up and promoted the two blondes? And chose not to put pictures out of the basement card schools with pictures from their historical social media included?
Or the cynic in me, the two ladies contacted the press "
I'm sure they did. But doesn't alter the fact they were the target as opposed to any other targets which could have been picked with more people standing more closely and not making attempts to socially distance. |
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"What I heard from her was "do the right thing". Tricky as everyone has different interpretations of what is the right thing. And right thing for who?"
World health organisation? |
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"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
Do you think there is any reason why they chose to hit two attractive white middle class ladies who were very clearly social distancing than focus on the examples you give? I mean surely if they were hitting bigger groups that would also be getting media coverage? Or is it simply that the media chose to pick up and promoted the two blondes? And chose not to put pictures out of the basement card schools with pictures from their historical social media included?
Or the cynic in me, the two ladies contacted the press
I'm sure they did. But doesn't alter the fact they were the target as opposed to any other targets which could have been picked with more people standing more closely and not making attempts to socially distance. "
But do we know they were the only ones fined that day at that place, I doubt it. Beauty spots are an easy target to catch people out, just like here night time / parties are |
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"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
Do you think there is any reason why they chose to hit two attractive white middle class ladies who were very clearly social distancing than focus on the examples you give? I mean surely if they were hitting bigger groups that would also be getting media coverage? Or is it simply that the media chose to pick up and promoted the two blondes? And chose not to put pictures out of the basement card schools with pictures from their historical social media included?
Or the cynic in me, the two ladies contacted the press
I'm sure they did. But doesn't alter the fact they were the target as opposed to any other targets which could have been picked with more people standing more closely and not making attempts to socially distance.
But do we know they were the only ones fined that day at that place, I doubt it. Beauty spots are an easy target to catch people out, just like here night time / parties are "
True. Whatever the reasons I think it would be better to parade a gang of 6 or 10 football fans / gamblers / party goers whatever for 3 days solid across all media outlets whom the public are much less likely to empathise with that the two blonde ladies. (and by the way... Where are all the blonde jokes?) |
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"If 45,000 people have been issued fines; how many morons have got away with it? How many morons do we have in the UK? 2 million?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it?
Finding those people in groups such as parties, extended family gatherings or friends in a park or mini-bus trip would/could be so much worse than a couple of individuals up a mountain trail too.
Do you think there is any reason why they chose to hit two attractive white middle class ladies who were very clearly social distancing than focus on the examples you give? I mean surely if they were hitting bigger groups that would also be getting media coverage? Or is it simply that the media chose to pick up and promoted the two blondes? And chose not to put pictures out of the basement card schools with pictures from their historical social media included?
Or the cynic in me, the two ladies contacted the press
I'm sure they did. But doesn't alter the fact they were the target as opposed to any other targets which could have been picked with more people standing more closely and not making attempts to socially distance.
But do we know they were the only ones fined that day at that place, I doubt it. Beauty spots are an easy target to catch people out, just like here night time / parties are
True. Whatever the reasons I think it would be better to parade a gang of 6 or 10 football fans / gamblers / party goers whatever for 3 days solid across all media outlets whom the public are much less likely to empathise with that the two blonde ladies. (and by the way... Where are all the blonde jokes?) "
But that wouldn’t get them support & 5 seconds of fame. We know when a party has been closed down here or individuals fined for being in the no drive / stop zone. |
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By *obka3Couple
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"Not sure if anyone has mentioned the woman fined for driving over 100 miles across 3 separate counties to get a burger!!!!!
That must have been some burger "
Maybe it was a fur burger |
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"One of the students fined £10k in Nottingham has now paid up (or rather mummy and daddy have paid up).
Avoids the situation, that if it went to court, then they would have been named. "
Bet his mum and dad are happy |
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"Priti Patel irritates the hell out of me. I can’t bear to listen to her droppin her ‘g’ from the end of anything ending in ‘ing’"
Glad I'm not the only one don't know why it bothers me so much but it really does!!! |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
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"Priti Patel irritates the hell out of me. I can’t bear to listen to her droppin her ‘g’ from the end of anything ending in ‘ing’
Glad I'm not the only one don't know why it bothers me so much but it really does!!! "
She also says 'so' at the start of every sentence which is really annoying |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
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"Not sure if anyone has mentioned the woman fined for driving over 100 miles across 3 separate counties to get a burger!!!!!"
Mscdonalds are everywhere so got off lightly,that is the worse excuse ever
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