I mean, he's still ignoring the rightful claims of 3.5 million people who have been cut and excluded from any meaningful government support for the last six months, despite the fact he's had six months to assess and find a way to make sure those people are helped, but sure, apart from that...
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I mean, he's still ignoring the rightful claims of 3.5 million people who have been cut and excluded from any meaningful government support for the last six months, despite the fact he's had six months to assess and find a way to make sure those people are helped, but sure, apart from that...
summerisle
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Yet another Tory who says he will 'balance the books'. They have been in government for 10 years and have yet to do so. Before the pandemic he was going to cut benefits :
Death by £1000 cuts? • Resolution Foundation
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He was the 'brains' behind the just eat scheme and we know how that turned out.
He said he will 'do whatever it takes', yet the new furlough scheme pays 22% of net salaries compared to Germany's 60%-87% - look behind the smarm.
And he’s a tory. That should be enough tbh
Why can't you see your parents.
@ToffeeTim I agree with you on a lot politically, and in relations to covid.
I think Sunak did a good job at the start of this.
Right now, he's as bad and as clueless as the rest of them.
I think Sunak did a good job at the start of this.
Right now, he's as bad and as clueless as the rest of them.
I'm in Tier 2 from Wednesday in Wakefield.
So I can't mix households in an indoor setting, if I'm following the rules. Sure, I can go stand at their window (in the cold and dark), or maybe I can meet them for a coffee unless those are shut too.
But no mixing households (but I can go to the pub with people from my household, until 10, obvs)
Actually, no I can't meet them for a coffee, as I can only go with someone from my household.
I'm past trying to see any logic in anything they are doing, because there's no logic to the rules.
My mate who's spent 7 days with someone at work who has now tested positive can't get a test and has been told by track and trace not to self-isolate, yet if it was his mum, who he lives with but sees far less than people he works with due to shift patterns etc, then he'd have to self-isolate for 2 weeks.
There is simply no logic to it.
My mate who's spent 7 days with someone at work who has now tested positive can't get a test and has been told by track and trace not to self-isolate, yet if it was his mum, who he lives with but sees far less than people he works with due to shift patterns etc, then he'd have to self-isolate for 2 weeks.
There is simply no logic to it.
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Not to be pendantic
This tone of reply also works against your posts as well you know. ...lol
I believe it’s to do with the ages of those contracting it and hospital admission rates combined with available icu beds. Many variables involved in this, but Nottingham is confirming cases mainly amongst the younger generation.
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It's sad mate and I'm one of the few on here that said from the very start that this pandemic is very much an economical disaster as it is a medical one.
But let's get something straight. This is not going to get resolved until everybody starts obeying social distancing rules. The countries that are successful in fighting this virus comply with regulations. A big part of our society, for a variety of reasons, don't. The sooner the penny drops with these people, the quicker we can start re-opening the economy again.
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