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 Hrolf The Ganger  09 Jul 20 11.02am |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
The revenge of the bombed may well be meted out by increased terrorist activity against the UK in the future.
Don't fall into the trap of thinking it is 'revenge'.
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| Spiderman Horsham 10 Jul 20 7.18am |
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Here we go again ffs. An unknown type of pneumonia first reported by WHO in January emanating from.... Wuhan!
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| Spiderman Horsham 12 Jul 20 1.21pm |
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Make these people live in cramped s***ty conditions, this is what happens. Weren’t they also exempt from testing on arrival?
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 13 Jul 20 2.10pm |
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So, do you wear a nearly pointless piece of fabric over your mouth and nose or not? 3-30% of particles trapped inside the mask of worn correctly. Big if. No particles prevented from being congested. Could actually be worse with it absorbing particles. I think we could be in for further trouble regarding restrictions, control and economic suicide if ‘the virus is airborne’ doom mongering influences at least one government.
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BlueJay  UK 13 Jul 20 2.12pm |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Here we go again ffs. An unknown type of pneumonia first reported by WHO in January emanating from.... Wuhan! You wait ages for a bus and then two come along at once..
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| steeleye20 Croydon 13 Jul 20 2.30pm |
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Johnson is wearing a mask so that conclusively rules out them being of any use whatsoever. Aren't these things actually spreading germs, when the mask is taken off what happens. It is left with its germs to be re-used or re-cycled or trashed? Has to be burnt immediately surely. A gimmick.
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 13 Jul 20 2.33pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Johnson is wearing a mask so that conclusively rules out them being of any use whatsoever. Aren't these things actually spreading germs, when the mask is taken off what happens. It is left with its germs to be re-used or re-cycled or trashed? Has to be burnt immediately surely. A gimmick. Once a year agree with you. This time it’s earlier than new year.
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| steeleye20 Croydon 13 Jul 20 2.36pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Once a year agree with you. This time it’s earlier than new year. Really So you are agreed to keeping Jairo now, think it was our joust.
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| BlueJay UK 13 Jul 20 2.40pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Johnson is wearing a mask so that conclusively rules out them being of any use whatsoever. Aren't these things actually spreading germs, when the mask is taken off what happens. It is left with its germs to be re-used or re-cycled or trashed? Has to be burnt immediately surely. A gimmick.
Florida is at 15,000 known cases per day, god knows how many actual.. and a high number of full critical care wards. That will increase the death rate considerably. Once you're at 15k a day, even if people are careful it's incredibly difficult to get the number down without further lockdowns, and who wants that? Better to take steps to keep the number low and let it rumble along at that level, that way businesses have a fighting chance and if people need to be hopsitalised they can be. Doing our bit now is preferable to saying how stupid it all is, then being outraged when there's no hospital bed available if you or a loved one become ill. But yes BoJo wearing one is largely symbolic. He's already had bad case of covid-19 so is unlikely to be able to get it again any time soon. He's wearing one because of the attitudes towards wearing them and for the sake of improving public health. Here's 70 mask studies for your reading list: [Link] and a recent one: [Link] "We do know social distancing reduces the risk of transmitting the virus by 90 percent, and wearing masks decreases the risk by 65 percent." Implying that masks make things worse has no basis in reality. I wasn't overly in favour of a wear masks in shops mandate, but at least it would put a lot of this stuff to bed and serve a purpose. It looks like Boris will end up have to nanny the public on this one. Edited by BlueJay (13 Jul 2020 3.51pm)
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ASCPFC  Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 13 Jul 20 4.02pm |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Florida is at 15,000 known cases per day, god knows how many actual.. and a high number of full critical care wards. That will increase the death rate considerably. Once you're at 15k a day, even if people are careful it's incredibly difficult to get the number down without further lockdowns, and who wants that? Better to take steps to keep the number low and let it rumble along at that level, that way businesses have a fighting chance and if people need to be hopsitalised they can be. Doing our bit now is preferable to saying how stupid it all is, then being outraged when there's no hospital bed available if you or a loved one become ill. But yes BoJo wearing one is largely symbolic. He's already had bad case of covid-19 so is unlikely to be able to get it again any time soon. He's wearing one because of the attitudes towards wearing them and for the sake of improving public health. Here's 70 mask studies for your reading list: [Link] and a recent one: [Link] "We do know social distancing reduces the risk of transmitting the virus by 90 percent, and wearing masks decreases the risk by 65 percent." Implying that masks make things worse has no basis in reality. I wasn't overly in favour of a wear masks in shops mandate, but at least it would put a lot of this stuff to bed and serve a purpose. It looks like Boris will end up have to nanny the public on this one. Edited by BlueJay (13 Jul 2020 3.51pm) So if I wear a mask and keep my social distance, I reduce the risk by 155 %. That's f@cking awesome. I can even cure the virus if I wash my hands too.
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| cryrst The garden of England 13 Jul 20 4.09pm |
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Originally posted by BlueJay
Florida is at 15,000 known cases per day, god knows how many actual.. and a high number of full critical care wards. That will increase the death rate considerably. Once you're at 15k a day, even if people are careful it's incredibly difficult to get the number down without further lockdowns, and who wants that? Better to take steps to keep the number low and let it rumble along at that level, that way businesses have a fighting chance and if people need to be hopsitalised they can be. Doing our bit now is preferable to saying how stupid it all is, then being outraged when there's no hospital bed available if you or a loved one become ill. But yes BoJo wearing one is largely symbolic. He's already had bad case of covid-19 so is unlikely to be able to get it again any time soon. He's wearing one because of the attitudes towards wearing them and for the sake of improving public health. Here's 70 mask studies for your reading list: [Link] and a recent one: [Link] "We do know social distancing reduces the risk of transmitting the virus by 90 percent, and wearing masks decreases the risk by 65 percent." Implying that masks make things worse has no basis in reality. I wasn't overly in favour of a wear masks in shops mandate, but at least it would put a lot of this stuff to bed and serve a purpose. It looks like Boris will end up have to nanny the public on this one. Edited by BlueJay (13 Jul 2020 3.51pm) Nanny the public is what people actually want. Look at all the back crap when the rules first came out.
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| BlueJay UK 13 Jul 20 4.39pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Nanny the public is what people actually want. Look at all the back crap when the rules first came out. You make a good point. Mixed messages is putting it lightly. Part of it is denial too, but this isn't something that's going to be wished away anytime soon. As you say, take basic steps to be respectful of others, good hygiene and all and I doubt we'll be going too far wrong.
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