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Had enough of this lockdown am I the only person feeling like this?

CinemaGuy45

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.

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CinemaGuy45

gozunda wrote: »

Do they? So which societies are those? Perhaps the Socciety for moaners and groaners or the Society for the perpetually outraged?

You want to see outrage?

Just wait until this covid payment runs dry and many of these people have no jobs to return to.

That is when you will see real outrage.

cdeb

"Up to 250k might die"

He's technically not wrong, is he?

You sound like a right selfish numpty tbh, with a childlike inability to work out the impact your actions could have on others

gozunda

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

So you are operating on emotion you don't like the way I post.

Facts mean nothing to you the man who was advising the British Government on the lockdown had is stupid fancy bit over twice and her husband had covid symptoms.

His predictions were off the wall.

Sane societies isolated the vulnerable and the sick not the backbone of the economy.

This deserves a new thread because this is massive news.

Do they? So which societies are those? Perhaps the Socciety for moaners and groaners or the Society for the perpetually outraged?

vibege

So because the guy that recommended lockdown went against his own advice, no one should be in lockdown? That doesn't make sense to me.

Since the UK has been in lockdown, the number of cases has reduces dramatically. Countries that went into lockdown early are doing better than those that didn't. Yes, it's frustrating that young people can't go out to work or go down the pub, but I also don't want to spread it to my father who's immunocompromised from the steroids for his arthritis, or my granny with diabetes and asthma.

Anyone who thinks that the lockdown was a bad idea needs to look at the astronomical death rate in the US, and how much worse it's going to get there now that states are re-opening.

Ballso

weldoninhio wrote: »

I'm important enough to still be employed. :rolleyes:

I'd heard Supermacs had reopened alright

CinemaGuy45

Nika Bolokov wrote: »

Just because some lad was dying for a ride doesn't mean we are now immune to covid.

Some doctors smoke, they shouldn't but that doesn't mean we should all go out and buy 20.

I think your caught up in the far right nonsense that is playing this as because we acted and people didn't die we didn't need to act.

Far right?

His predictions are crazy and he let a women visit him twice for a sex so this old tramp could cheat on her husband who had covid symptoms.

Why would anybody continue to follow his advice.

And again far right?

VinLieger

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

Look at the headline this is the so called experts who recommended this nonsense.

By the way he hubby had suspected covid.

Why does him recomending it in the UK and having an affair mean Ireland should end its restrictions? Some strange jumps your managing to make.

pjohnson

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

So you are operating on emotion you don't like the way I post.

Facts mean nothing to you the man who was advising the British Government on the lockdown had is stupid fancy bit over twice and her husband had covid symptoms.

His predictions were off the wall.

Sane societies isolated the vulnerable and the sick not the backbone of the economy.

This deserves a new thread because this is massive news.

That he had an affair is deserving of its own thread :pac:

CinemaGuy45

alchemist33 wrote: »

Thanks. I thanked the post after this prompt.

That "news" report was put out the same day as the UK developed the greatest number of deaths in Europe, which is a little more than suspicious. Its completely unrelated to the merits or not of lockdown (and we never had one btw).

So you are operating on emotion you don't like the way I post.

Facts mean nothing to you the man who was advising the British Government on the lockdown had is stupid fancy bit over twice and her husband had covid symptoms.

His predictions were off the wall.

Sane societies isolated the vulnerable and the sick not the backbone of the economy.

This deserves a new thread because this is massive news.

Nika Bolokov

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

Look at the headline this is the so called experts who recommended this nonsense.

By the way he hubby had suspected covid.

Just because some lad was dying for a ride doesn't mean we are now immune to covid.

Some doctors smoke, they shouldn't but that doesn't mean we should all go out and buy 20.

I think your caught up in the far right nonsense that is playing this as because we acted and people didn't die we didn't need to act.

pjohnson

Ah I knew the OP wouldn't dissapoint again.

Grab All Association

Tory press deflecting that Boris and Co made an absolute balls of dealing with it and that 100,000s will die from it. He’s just one person that’s not adhering to social distancing, go to any park in the U.K. and you’ll see large groups of gummy mouthed Brexiteers together drinking cans. His advice heeded by the majority has probably saved 10000s of lives already.

phater phagan

Lots of sofa surgeons on this thread.

alchemist33

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

By the way emotion not brainpower.

The HSE put covid cases into the care homes and everybody else is meant to be on lockdown?

Use your brain not your emotion and that goes for those who thanked that post.

Thanks. I thanked the post after this prompt.

That "news" report was put out the same day as the UK developed the greatest number of deaths in Europe, which is a little more than suspicious. Its completely unrelated to the merits or not of lockdown (and we never had one btw).

intellectual dosser

But I'm thriving under the consistent routine

CinemaGuy45

petes wrote: »

On purpose?

How do you do it by accident?:rolleyes:

By the way.

She made a second trip on April 8 despite telling friends she suspected her husband - an academic in his thirties - had coronavirus symptoms.

petes

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

The HSE put covid cases into the care homes and everybody else is meant to be on lockdown?

.

On purpose?

CinemaGuy45

endacl wrote: »

Jaysus. He’s off again...

:rolleyes:

Look at the headline this is the so called experts who recommended this nonsense.

By the way he hubby had suspected covid.

endacl

Jaysus. He’s off again...

:rolleyes:

CinemaGuy45

cdeb wrote: »

Are over 45s not people?

By the way emotion not brainpower.

The HSE put covid cases into the care homes and everybody else is meant to be on lockdown?

Use your brain not your emotion and that goes for those who thanked that post.

Onesea

Go check out virgin media, they are having a grand time yapping about Walter's a Gemma in court.. Two nut jobs questioning the legality of forcing a lock down.. And the plebs complain about it.

CinemaGuy45

Glenomra wrote: »

Why aren't the small businesses all on lockdown screaming while the multiples prosper.

Small business out of business this is a scandal.

Onesea

Get the punt back quick smart

CinemaGuy45

cdeb wrote: »

Are over 45s not people?

The vulnerable should be protected however here in Ireland the HSE discharged Covid cases into care homes over half the deaths are in care homes.

Healthy people who are not sick should not be locked down this is crazy.

u_wot_m8

NIMAN wrote: »

His affair?
Or the lockdown?

should've been clearer, the lockdown.

Glenomra

Why aren't the small businesses all on lockdown screaming while the multiples prosper.

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Plumbthedepths wrote: »

Don't know about you but if I lost a valuable member of my family as the woman (she's not a he) claimed I wouldn't be on Boards a few hours after their death using the situation as a stick to beat another poster with. That's just me though, I think death deserves more respect.

That same poster is posting on another thread today, same argumentative and hostile tone. I agree, if I had lost a close family member yesterday Boards.ie would be the last place I would be visiting.

cdeb

CinemaGuy45 wrote: »

There are 332 under 45s dead in the UK.

Are over 45s not people?

CinemaGuy45

u_wot_m8 wrote: »

The whole thing is a farce.

Yes it does indeed look like we have all been had.

NIMAN

u_wot_m8 wrote: »

The whole thing is a farce.

His affair?
Or the lockdown?

He's punching above his weight.