Relaxation of Restrictions, Part IX Read OP For Mod Warnings

RobitTV · 17-03-2021 11:52AM

If the government create a 'level 6' after St Patrick's Day, will America and the rest of the allied powers do supply drops from the air for us in Ireland? - like they did in Berlin in 1948 when the Soviet Union blockaded Berlin

We need to shut down essential retail next. Too much temptation to buy a few cans.

niallo27 · 17-03-2021 11:53AM

namloc1980 wrote: »

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/health/easing-of-level-5-on-april-5-at-risk-from-st-patricks-day-demonstrations-and-gatherings-warns-harris-40203084.html

Simon floating ongoing lockdown after April 5th. I'm sure we'll be told we're at a critical juncture.

At this stage, **** em. Go out and get pissed. We are only going be locked down for months anyway. I actually could not give a **** about covid anymore. This government is offering no way out.

Sofa King Great · 17-03-2021 12:01PM

namloc1980 wrote: »

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/health/easing-of-level-5-on-april-5-at-risk-from-st-patricks-day-demonstrations-and-gatherings-warns-harris-40203084.html

Simon floating ongoing lockdown after April 5th. I'm sure we'll be told we're at a critical juncture.

As minister for Higher Education, Innovation and Science he should be told to concentrate on his own portfolio - sick and tired of being talked down to by various politicians

_Kaiser_ · 17-03-2021 12:03PM

RobitTV wrote: »

If the government create a 'level 6' after St Patrick's Day, will America and the rest of the allied powers do supply drops from the air for us in Ireland? - like they did in Berlin in 1948 when the Soviet Union blockaded Berlin

We need to shut down essential retail next. Too much temptation to buy a few cans.

Wasn't some TD whinging yesterday that the planned alcohol sales restrictions didn't go ahead yet.

SnuggyBear · 17-03-2021 12:04PM

Open the barbers he needs his creepy greasy hair cut asap

namloc1980 · 17-03-2021 12:05PM

RobitTV wrote: »

If the government create a 'level 6' after St Patrick's Day, will America and the rest of the allied powers do supply drops from the air for us in Ireland? - like they did in Berlin in 1948 when the Soviet Union blockaded Berlin

We need to shut down essential retail next. Too much temptation to buy a few cans.

Nah. Just grow a few spuds in your garden if you're hungry. Just hope there isn't any blight.

namloc1980 · 17-03-2021 12:07PM

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Wasn't some TD whinging yesterday that the planned alcohol sales restrictions didn't go ahead yet.

They are all intoxicated on having the country locked down and under the thumb. They can't get enough of it.

17-03-2021 12:08PM

The people going to protest today in Dublin are scum. Stay local and wear a masks. Retards

_Kaiser_ · 17-03-2021 12:10PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The people going to protest today in Dublin are scum. Stay local and wear a masks. Retards

It never ceases to amaze me how docile and subservient a certain percentage of the population have become

ypres5 · 17-03-2021 12:11PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The people going to protest today in Dublin are scum. Stay local and wear a masks. Retards

can you not make your point without using a slur please

17-03-2021 12:11PM

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

It never ceases to amaze me how docile and subservient a certain percentage of the population have become

It never ceases to amaze me that people like to defend anti social behaviour.

dalyboy · 17-03-2021 12:13PM

Deleted User wrote: »

The people going to protest today in Dublin are scum. Stay local and wear a masks. Retards

Yeah. The best place to stay is under the bed quivering with fear at the notion of getting a virus with a 0.5% chance of it killing me.

Now where’s me water

RobitTV · 17-03-2021 12:13PM

It looks like Dr Ray Walley has finally made his way to this thread

17-03-2021 12:14PM

Maybe retards was a bit strong but it reminds me when the EDL went marching in Manchester after the Manchester bombings. Similar level of people.

Sofa King Great · 17-03-2021 12:14PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It never ceases to amaze me that people like to defend anti social behaviour.

You are conflating protest and anti social behaviour. I dont agree with the current protest but as I said in the other thread, the attempt to suppress protest does not sit right with me.

They should police breaches of restrictions or anti social behaviour if and when it occurs but people have a right to protest.

lee_baby_simms · 17-03-2021 12:14PM

namloc1980 wrote: »

They are all intoxicated on having the country locked down and under the thumb. They can't get enough of it.

It’s a wonderful time in Irish history for anyone with autocratic leanings.

You can publicly state that all protests should be banned and that people shouldn’t be allowed drink alcohol in their own homes and no one bats an eyelid.

The vast majority of the general public are asleep at the wheel, it’s unforgivable.

namloc1980 · 17-03-2021 12:17PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Is aiming a firework at a police officers head a right of protest?

No of course not. That's just silly.

17-03-2021 12:18PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Is aiming a firework at a police officers head a right of protest?

No. That's why it was roundly condemned even by people who are against restrictions and/or supportive of the protests. Duh.

17-03-2021 12:19PM

I look forward to seeing the inevitable anti social behaviour of the protesters on the 6.1 tonight.

niallo27 · 17-03-2021 12:19PM

dalyboy wrote: »

Yeah. The best place to stay is under the bed quivering with fear at the notion of getting a virus with a 0.5% chance of it killing me.

Now where’s me water

If your under 50, its probably more like 1 in 10,000.

finalfurlong · 17-03-2021 12:21PM

namloc1980 wrote: »

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/health/easing-of-level-5-on-april-5-at-risk-from-st-patricks-day-demonstrations-and-gatherings-warns-harris-40203084.html

Simon floating ongoing lockdown after April 5th. I'm sure we'll be told we're at a critical juncture.

I think the groundwork being laid neatly in last 2 days by co ordinated comments from likes of harris martin nphet to set out the bogus timeline and reasoning for doing no changes at all on april 5.The narrative will be that we warned ye about st patricks day/march 17 +~10 days is week of "reveiw"/look at the static,slightly up,slightly down case numbers/sorry ye have been bold again/rinse and repeat with easter weekend consequences/may bank holiday consequences/june bank holiday consequences/-the potential is ongoing.It is a well used ploy at this stage -Christmas being the most often quoted example.Amazing also to see how Halloween ,which seemed to not be mentioned at the time greatly as it was in the middle of a lockdown and cases decreased for november after it,has suddenly become resurrected in memory banks of Nolan Monday and then Martin yesterday-This is a farce.Facts are being manipulated and selectively used to suit narrative and media pass on without comment.Irish independent talks today about what 4th wave will look like as a result of today ?This infantilising of people is a disgrace.

ypres5 · 17-03-2021 12:21PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I look forward to seeing the inevitable anti social behaviour of the protesters on the 6.1 tonight.

I'd be more worried about the dogs bollocks the government have made of the vaccine rollout than any protest, that's more likely to **** us over than anyone acting the maggot at a protest

17-03-2021 12:21PM

dalyboy wrote: »

Yeah. The best place to stay is under the bed quivering with fear at the notion of getting a virus with a 0.5% chance of it killing me.

Now where’s me water

So you wouldn't fear a 1 in 200 chance of dying of something if you caught it.

Your numbers are wrong though. Fatality percentage is a lot lower than 0.5%

17-03-2021 12:22PM

ypres5 wrote: »

I'd be more worried about the dogs bollocks the government have made of the vaccine rollout than any protest, that's more likely to **** us over than anyone acting the maggot at a protest

Oh, yeah the government has made a hames of vaccine roll out. 100% agree on this.

lee_baby_simms · 17-03-2021 12:24PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I look forward to seeing the inevitable anti social behaviour of the protesters on the 6.1 tonight.

You’re an inspiration to us all.

17-03-2021 12:25PM

lee_baby_simms wrote: »

You’re an inspiration to us all.

Low bar for inspiration there;)

Hector Savage · 17-03-2021 12:26PM

Have a look at the thread on St. Patrick day protests to see the authoritarian leftie thugs delighted that marshall law is in effect in town.

namloc1980 · 17-03-2021 12:26PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I look forward to seeing the inevitable anti social behaviour of the protesters on the 6.1 tonight.

Better stay under the duvet all day, just in case.

dalyboy · 17-03-2021 12:28PM

Deleted User wrote: »

So you wouldn't fear a 1 in 200 chance of dying of something if you caught it.

Your numbers are wrong though. Fatality percentage is a lot lower than 0.5%

Thanks for the correction
You are of course right
I’m under 50 so my chances of death are approx 1 in 10,000

17-03-2021 12:28PM

namloc1980 wrote: »

Better stay under the duvet all day, just in case.

I shall indulge in my standard walk within 5km of my house. Stay local. Stay safe.

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Relaxation of Restrictions, Part IX Read OP For Mod Warnings