Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

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I wonder who Comrade @davek will blame lol

That's the thing though. If there is a spike in cases in the next couple of weeks then I blame the people sat out in the street who've had visitors all weekend. But you can be sure everyone will try to blame everything and everyone else they can.

Lack of personal responsibility in modern society, but that's a whole other debate....
 
Anfield GoatFrand, by Arkles Lane/Stanley Park
Anfield myself - although it seems to be the punters and bevvy-heads that are doing most of the congregating this end.

There was a load of them stood over the road earlier just standing in a circle shouting at each other, as that bunch tend to do.

"Dats warram tellin ye lad! arnt ye lis'nin lad, dats warram tellin ye!"

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From what I can see this is the weekend it all finished. People have had enough and dont care anymore. It was always going to happen at some stage.

A problem with the publishing of the daily death count I guess, now it's going down people think the work is done.

They should publish an infection count if that's at all possible.
 
This , it actually feels like a carnival sort of atmosphere everyone out drinking and mostly care free

Gotta accept it like you said and move on, everyones bored of the media scaremongering
Well I hope you don't catch it.
It can be a very serious illness, as we have seen can be fatal and if not fatal can leave patients " respitory cripples" for a long time.
Not scaremongering, just passing on comments from a relative - he's a hospital doctor.
 
Well I hope you don't catch it.
It can be a very serious illness, as we have seen can be fatal and if not fatal can leave patients " respitory cripples" for a long time.
Not scaremongering, just passing on comments from a relative - he's a hospital doctor.

Yes it can but its important not to make it out as worse than it is too. My brother who is a consultant is pretty frustrated at the way resources have been allocated in hospitals atm.

It's easy to lose sight of just how dangerous this virus is, it kills people but not the vast majority of people who get it. Although it can kill anyone it is the elderly and those with serious underlying conditions - including grossly overweight, where it's most virulent. With the vast majority, while extremely unpleasant and nasty, it isn't particularly that dangerous, it isn't a massive stroke, serious heart disease or cancer, it just isn't.

The very natural obsessing over what are still horrible daily deaths can make you think it is worse than possibly anything you can catch - it just isn't.

The health service has put far too much emphasis on this virus and far more serious conditions have not been given the emphasis they should - it has to be put in perspective as cancer referrals not being attended are getting out of hand. The Nightingale hospitals have become white elephants.

A serious rebalancing towards treating far more serious conditions has to happen, there is a lot of spare capacity wasted as it's being put aside for a condition, fatal though it still can be, is not as serious.
 
A problem with the publishing of the daily death count I guess, now it's going down people think the work is done.

They should publish an infection count if that's at all possible.

I think the media are largely to blame too. We had tabloids the other day with utterly sensationalist stories about everything being lifted for for the bank holiday and saying we could go sunbathing and the like.

People say there's been mixed messaging, but if the media print something different every day and are obsessed with being ahead of announcements, is it any wonder people are confused.

The coverage of this from the media has been dreadful imo. And that's been across the board, both pro and anti government sources.
 
Well I hope you don't catch it.
It can be a very serious illness, as we have seen can be fatal and if not fatal can leave patients " respitory cripples" for a long time.
Not scaremongering, just passing on comments from a relative - he's a hospital doctor.

I’m paraphrasing but I think it was Whitty himself , certainly one of the experts, that lockdowns had a limited time span and ultimately a certain percentage of the public would only comply for a certain period. From what a lot of us can see It seems we’re reaching that point , I’m not justifying the lack of compliance I’m just commenting on behaviour .

The question , which ive mentioned before , is whether the late imposition and attached caveats to those that were applied mean we wasted the chance we had. Ultimately only time will tell.
 
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