CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Before you shut me down mods can you answer what harm I will be doing? .
Jim_Hodge wrote: » You're right. We all should do as you propose. To heck with the risk of spreading this virus. Each of us should do our own thing because a minority to date have made a mockery of the restrictions. You're such a hard rebel. Nobody is going to tell you what to do or make you do any thing you don't want to do (like take a vaccination to put a stop to the virus). What were you lauding the other day? --- independent free individuals? Cop on, knuckle down and do something constructive like stay at home. It's not that difficult.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » People from the North free to move all over Ireland. Scab slave labour being flown in on flights. Travellers totally free to do what they want when they want where they want. I am working long hours which are deemed essential. I am going to get out for a decent drive this weekend and head for a beauty spot and get out for a walk and enjoy the sun. Before you shut me down mods can you answer what harm I will be doing? This is a discussion forum we are not living in China or North Korea.
ChikiChiki wrote: » Answer: You're not the only one feeling like this. Most of us are fed up. But so what, suck it up. The alternative is worse so its a sacrifice worth making.
ShineOn7 wrote: » I was going to go into a longer reply, but it can be summed up much easier with: Grow the fúck up
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Stay at home my job is deemed essential I am working with more than 100 people all day for up to 10 hours since this thing has started. I have obeyed everything since the start. We find out that untouchable elements in our society are totally free to do as they like. Yet me taking one non related to work drive on my own to get a bit of sun is a really bad thing? We are not living in North Korea we are free to question those in power. I again ask what harm will I be doing?
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » I again ask what harm will I be doing?
Jim_Hodge wrote: » You're just not getting it. Great you're working and I hope distance measures are in place and every precaution is being taken.As for obeying the rules: most of us have. What do you want? A medal? Your anger at the action of others, while repeated constantly, is understandable but they are a small minority. If you can drive to somewhere for a bit of sun why can't I and all my family, neighbours and friends? You're missing the whole point. No, this is not North Korea, not even close, and we haven't been locked down either. Go for a walk and enjoy some sunshine but stick within the 2km. You know rightly what harm could be done if we all followed your example. Either man up or quit trying to play the hard man.
Happyilylost wrote: » Oooh a "how many ways can I ask the same question a different way" thread.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » You have no idea how true that is.;)
GazzaL wrote: » The majority of people have had enough. It's not in most humans' nature to live under these type of restrictions, not being able to see family and friends or earn a proper living. The numbers don't lie, hospital admissions and ICU numbers are consistently decreasing, R0 has been at 0.5 for a few weeks, people will ease restrictions themselves if the Government won't do it. Lots of people are already easing up. Hopefully the weather will be good for you.
AndyBoBandy wrote: » None, but what if you're involved in a car accident? and emergency services need to assist/rescue you? And then you need hospital treatment? That'll be 1 less bed for a patient with Covid-19.
Jim_Hodge wrote: » Cop on, knuckle down and do something constructive like stay at home. It's not that difficult.
Deleted User wrote: » I advise you and the OP tune into the Taoiseach tomorrow.
SettlePettal wrote: » The beds are empty, every doctor on tv telling us they are not busy. It's nothing like they were told
smelly sock wrote: » Dont be acting the bolix. Do as you are told. I have a letter for my son from HSE which enables us to drive around unrestricted. Please be concious of the fact that there are people with legitimate issues other than boredom at home. Out health shouldnt be put at risk for your emtertainment.
prunudo wrote: » Some posters will tell you well done and if you need to find an isolated place to get head space, do it while obeying social distancing rules.Others will berate you for daring to think about breaking rules, post smug memes and use some sort type of emotional blackmail to make you re think. Here's my advice, do what you think is right for you, ignore the negative posts.
CinemaGuy45 wrote: » Did you read my post serious question? I am working with more than 100 people so boredom at home really? I am getting depressed that I can not get a bit of fresh air in nice surroundings. How will my drive and walk put your health at risk? I am putting my health at risk to keep the supermarket shelves full. I will be taking a drive and a walk in the sun that will not have any effect out you whatsoever.
Mrs Shuttleworth wrote: » He's an unelected Taoiseach with no mandate and furthermore with this legislation has broken the social contract between citizens and the State. He deserves no audience tomorrow.