Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!

[summerisle]

Some can't wait it seems!



Mrs Gove!

I wouldn't mind dying if I was the wife of Michael Gove.

 

[Prevenger17]

You portray pubs as some kind of spit and sawdust dens of iniquity, yet having just eaten out with my family for 2 weeks solid in a wide variety of pubs / hotels whilst on holiday here’s what I encountered :

A reception area at the entrance to the majority of pubs / hotels, where track and trace details where provided and hands sanitised.

All staff wearing either masks or visors.

A table was allocated, where you had to remain and food and drink orders where taken.

No standing or approaching the bar.

Food / drink was then brought to you / empties taken away by a member of staff wearing a mask / visor.

One way only to the toilet and return via another way to maintain social distancing.

Hand sanitisers on the tables / entrances and exits and in the toilets.

Once the new max captivity was reached customers turned away or phone numbers taken to call them when a table came free.

Oh and I didn’t see one drunk person in 2 weeks.

What I did see was an industry that is doing it’s best to survive and also provide employment/ livelihoods for thousands of local people and preserve the character and fabric of entire communities.

But don’t let that get in the way of your jaundiced view of life and your many many mad agendas.

MURDERER

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

I wouldn't mind dying if I was the wife of Michael Gove.

Indeed, COVID or waking up to Gove, i feel her anguish, blimey I have empathy for a Stepford!

 

[davek]

How long do you want people to be locked down for? The government have proved they cant or wont do a thing.

There's been no lockdown in this country. There's been a request to stay safe and a furloughing of workers from March to the present.

 

[davek]

Some can't wait it seems!



Mrs Gove!

If she doesn't give a flying one about herself, fair enough. But her and other selfish gets like her will harm others with their actions.

 

[peteblue]

You portray pubs as some kind of spit and sawdust dens of iniquity, yet having just eaten out with my family for 2 weeks solid in a wide variety of pubs / hotels whilst on holiday here’s what I encountered :

A reception area at the entrance to the majority of pubs / hotels, where track and trace details where provided and hands sanitised.

All staff wearing either masks or visors.

A table was allocated, where you had to remain and food and drink orders where taken.

No standing or approaching the bar.

Food / drink was then brought to you / empties taken away by a member of staff wearing a mask / visor.

One way only to the toilet and return via another way to maintain social distancing.

Hand sanitisers on the tables / entrances and exits and in the toilets.

Once the new max captivity was reached customers turned away or phone numbers taken to call them when a table came free.

Oh and I didn’t see one drunk person in 2 weeks.

What I did see was an industry that is doing it’s best to survive and also provide employment/ livelihoods for thousands of local people and preserve the character and fabric of entire communities.

But don’t let that get in the way of your jaundiced view of life and your many many mad agendas.

Well said. This fully backs up my own experience. Pub Landlords and owners are behaving very responsibly, and so too are the customers.....

 

[davek]

You portray pubs as some kind of spit and sawdust dens of iniquity, yet having just eaten out with my family for 2 weeks solid in a wide variety of pubs / hotels whilst on holiday here’s what I encountered :

A reception area at the entrance to the majority of pubs / hotels, where track and trace details where provided and hands sanitised.

All staff wearing either masks or visors.

A table was allocated, where you had to remain and food and drink orders where taken.

No standing or approaching the bar.

Food / drink was then brought to you / empties taken away by a member of staff wearing a mask / visor.

One way only to the toilet and return via another way to maintain social distancing.

Hand sanitisers on the tables / entrances and exits and in the toilets.

Once the new max captivity was reached customers turned away or phone numbers taken to call them when a table came free.

Oh and I didn’t see one drunk person in 2 weeks.

What I did see was an industry that is doing it’s best to survive and also provide employment/ livelihoods for thousands of local people and preserve the character and fabric of entire communities.

But don’t let that get in the way of your jaundiced view of life and your many many mad agendas.

None of that is a sure fire way of avoiding transmission. It just means that the minimum requested of that sector is carried out while they carry on their fundamental task of taking cash off customers.

It's a non-argument to say that precautions are in place when the only way of definitley stopping transmission from those places are to lock their doors.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Well said. This fully backs up my own experience. Pub Landlords and owners are behaving very responsibly, and so too are the customers.....

Ooooooooooo Bullpoop yeeeeeeeh...

Drinkers in Manchester hit city centre despite new COVID restrictions

Groups of Friday drinkers flocked to Manchester's pubs and bars on the hottest day of the year with beer gardens rammed despite the Government introducing new lockdown measures.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Tea_drinker]

All then terrified will soon see that they have allowed facist control in by tbe backdoor.

 

[COYBL25]

None of that is a sure fire way of avoiding transmission. It just means that the minimum requested of that sector is carried out while they carry on their fundamental task of taking cash off customers.

It's a non-argument to say that precautions are in place when the only way of definitley stopping transmission from those places are to lock their doors.

More people are catching it from having get togethers in their own homes than in pubs / hotels and restaurants.

But don’t let that get in the way of your agenda.

 

[peteblue]

Ooooooooooo Bullpoop yeeeeeeeh...

Drinkers in Manchester hit city centre despite new COVID restrictions

Groups of Friday drinkers flocked to Manchester's pubs and bars on the hottest day of the year with beer gardens rammed despite the Government introducing new lockdown measures.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Have you noticed how all the Labour supporting areas correspond to all the high Covid infection areas and the areas where no one gives a toss about social distancing.....just an observation.....

 

[COYBL25]

None of that is a sure fire way of avoiding transmission. It just means that the minimum requested of that sector is carried out while they carry on their fundamental task of taking cash off customers.

It's a non-argument to say that precautions are in place when the only way of definitley stopping transmission from those places are to lock their doors.

By the way, what about the pub that is the fulcrum of the local community, that has darts teams, footy teams, is a meeting place for the elderly and retired, organises charity nights, I could go on and on.

We get it, you see the hospitality industry as this massive capitalist machine, whose only aim is to bleed its unruly proletarian customers dry.

Maybe if you actually went into a well run community pub for once, you’d actually see and experience the reality, rather than what your Morning Star tells you a pub is.

 

[summerisle]

Have you noticed how all the Labour supporting areas correspond to all the high Covid infection areas and the areas where no one gives a toss about social distancing.....just an observation.....

I bet you were crap at Cluedo

Six areas with high infection rates : just an observation ......

Swindon - Tory
Melton - Tory
Eden - Tory
Northampton - Tory
Peterborough - Tory
Sandwell - three out of four MP's Tory

Six English areas with high coronavirus infection rates but no lockdown measures

The data from Public Health England comes as the government reimposes lockdown restrictions on large swathes of northern England as cases nationally show signs of growing again

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[treer]

None of that is a sure fire way of avoiding transmission. It just means that the minimum requested of that sector is carried out while they carry on their fundamental task of taking cash off customers.

Come on Davie, even you must realise, people have to earn a living.
There has to be middle ground, in any outlook.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Some can't wait it seems!



Mrs Gove!

And they say the Tory party doesn't have a heart...