Gael23 wrote: » Would like to see some easing on those cocooning. Particularly over 70s in good health. At least to allow them to do their own shopping and for limited exercise
ITman88 wrote: » Italy is already mentioning next week to ease some ,as the above poster has said, our government’s plan is to sit it out and watch the economy burn until someone somewhere asks some questions
Gael23 wrote: » Any ideas on how restrictions will be relaxed?
timmy_mallet wrote: » Er, 80% have mild symptoms.
Carfacemandog wrote: » Anyone know where GNIB might stand in the hierarchy of services being reopened? I know someone who moved over in the last few weeks that is completely stuck in limbo and has we can't find much word of anything about potential dates of reopening, or where it stands compared to other services in terms of 'essential' priority. At least they're auto renewing visas etc until then at least, but still waiting on a PPS number means they're kind of stuck at the moment about getting anything going in the country.
ITman88 wrote: » https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rte.ie/amp/1129580/ What was the quality of life like during the 20s I wonder
splendid101 wrote: » I don't have the energy to argue with an army of gobsh*tes.
splendid101 wrote: » Sherlock Holmes over here
splendid101 wrote: » F*ck yourself.
Plumbthedepths wrote: » The virus is highly infectious but is mitigated by physical distancing and good hand hygiene. Also avoid touching the entry points of the face.
Logan Roy wrote: » splendid101 is the new KiKi
splendid101 wrote: » No retail staff have been infected? You must know everything, do you? Extremely infectious is what the disease is. You can't make up a benchmark that the virus must hit in order to be considered so. That's b*llocks. Your post is bullsh*t, you're just choosing your own terms.
KindOfIrish wrote: » The virus is not "extremely infectious". Would it be "extremely infectious", all supermarkets employees would be dead and buried already as they are in close contact with thousands customers every day. But miraculously all of them are healthy! I wander what's going on in nursing homes and hospitals.
splendid101 wrote: » We'll I mention the economy in my post and say that issues related to it should be addressed, so how am I ignoring them?
Tell me how wrote: » Ah, so it's the 'many of you will die, but it's a sacrifice I'm willing to take' approach.
Plumbthedepths wrote: » You may not be missing the points about the economy but you certainly are ignoring them.
Deleted User wrote: » Gosh what did I do to cause such ire? Like you I went for a long walk , around and around and around in 2km (;)!!) and came back to a barage of comments about what I did!! It actually made me chuckle . I work in essential services, live alone, my only 2 kids live abroad and I am very lonely. My trip to Vancouver to see my daughter and my little granddaughter is off, she will be 1 year old next month. I have seen her just once since her birth. I posted her a present today. Last time I checked Leo said it was ok for me to go to the shops. The Post Office is WITHIN the shop I was travelling to, right down at the back of it. Honestly I think this crisis is bringing out the worst in people, not the best. The amount of self righteousness, spying, reporting, and judgment I have seen and heard about is astounding. We are all finding this tough, some more than others. What I did today was completely within my rights and completely within current restrictions. I put nobody at risk. The speed limit is 60km per hour the whole way in!!!!! I wasn't going to crash. I told the Garda I was going to the post office to post a parcel and he told me to have a nice day I suggest a lot of people should get off Boards.ie and go for a nice calming walk within your 2km and take a lot of long deep breaths. Thanks for the supportive comments though.
splendid101 wrote: » So just get rid of the f*ckers now, we're actually doing them a favour! If you can save people now, it's the correct course of action. There are measures that can be taken to ease the effect on the economy. Quantitive easing, for example. We know the effect this virus can have on the population. Speculating about recession suicides is not helpful and measures can be taken against things like that. I'm not missing any point with regard to the economy
timmy_mallet wrote: » Er, yea, go on... you will get there
