Relaxation of Restrictions, Part IX Read OP For Mod Warnings

JoeExotic81 · 17-03-2021 12:29PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

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

Stay brainwashed. Stay stupid.

namloc1980 · 17-03-2021 12:30PM

Deleted User wrote: »

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

Be careful of the traffic. I also saw a wasp the other day. It's deadly out there. Best take no risks.

_Kaiser_ · 17-03-2021 12:30PM

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%

Which just proves his point that getting overly nervous and worried about it doesn't make much sense

Everything in life involves some level of risk.

finalfurlong · 17-03-2021 12:31PM

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.

Christ the cans are becoming akin to "the devils buttermilk"as that Rev Ian paisley thundered about years ago.A journalist should sit in front row of press conference of nphet today and just crack open a can of dutch gold as the drs of doom get started.Shot on spot i suppose would be outcome?

dalyboy · 17-03-2021 12:33PM

namloc1980 wrote: »

Be careful of the traffic. I also saw a wasp the other day. It's deadly out there. Best take no risks.

Don’t forget about falling ladders either. Lethal they are.

17-03-2021 12:33PM

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Which just proves his point that getting overly nervous and worried about it doesn't make much sense

Everything in life involves some level of risk.

I've no issues with taking personal risks. It's when the risks people take put other people's health in jeopardy that I have an issue with.

In relation to the virus. It's just selfish.

lee_baby_simms · 17-03-2021 12:35PM

namloc1980 wrote: »

Be careful of the traffic. I also saw a wasp the other day. It's deadly out there. Best take no risks.

There’s reports of wasps being more aggressive this year. All anecdotal but best off wearing a beekeepers mask just to be sure.

Stay safe.

Hector Savage · 17-03-2021 12:36PM

Deleted User wrote: »

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

Scary the amount of people that actually believe this.

And if you go out today you are ACTUALLY RESPONSIBLE for murder, for spreading a deadly killer virus.

17-03-2021 12:38PM

Hector Savage wrote: »

Scary the amount of people that actually believe this.

And if you go out today you are ACTUALLY RESPONSIBLE for murder, for spreading a deadly killer virus.

I want to get back to normality at some stage. Protests like these don't help

Pepsirebel · 17-03-2021 12:40PM

[quote=And if you go out today you are ACTUALLY RESPONSIBLE for murder, for spreading a deadly killer virus.[/quote]

Shut up you tool

francogarbanzo · 17-03-2021 12:43PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I want to get back to normality at some stage. Protests like these don't help

They might help more than you think.

Hector Savage · 17-03-2021 12:44PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I want to get back to normality at some stage. Protests like these don't help

Outdoor protests like these won't do anything with spread, nothing.

Be more worried about this spreading amongst family members in homes where people's guards are down.

Hector Savage · 17-03-2021 12:45PM

Pepsirebel wrote: »

Shut up you tool

Stop watching RTE , and have a look at actual DATA on this....

17-03-2021 12:46PM

Hector Savage wrote: »

Stop watching RTE , and have a look at actual DATA on this....

Do you believe it's only a "flu" hector? What is the data telling you?

17-03-2021 12:49PM

francogarbanzo wrote: »

They might help more than you think.

I just don't believe the anti social behaviour by the anti restrictions brigade is helpful. I used to work in mental health and a lot of these protesters when being interviewed, show signs of a personality disorder.

namloc1980 · 17-03-2021 12:54PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Do you believe it's only a "flu" hector? What is the data telling you?

In your view supporting the constitutional right to protest is the same as supporting the firing of fireworks at Gardaí. And now you accuse people of claiming it's just a flu. Very lazy cliches. It's much more nuanced but you don't seem to grasp that.

_Kaiser_ · 17-03-2021 12:56PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I just don't believe the anti social behaviour by the anti restrictions brigade is helpful. I used to work in mental health and a lot of these protesters when being interviewed, show signs of a personality disorder.

There is no "brigade", or "side" or and certainly no "far-right" (especially not in this country)

There are however fellow citizens who have just as much right as you to make their views known and protest if they feel it necessary. You don't have to agree with them (I don't particularly agree that BLM protests are relevant here and think that we are just importing social problems from the US and promoting division by doing so), but you don't have a right to attack or stop them from doing that.

There will unfortunately always be those who take advantage of the situation to cause trouble. Those are why we have Gardai and they should be identified and prosecuted accordingly - however, it is a mistake to tar others with that same brush.

Does that help?

17-03-2021 01:00PM

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

There is no "brigade", or "side" or and certainly no "far-right" (especially not in this country)

There are however fellow citizens who have just as much right as you to make their views known and protest if they feel it necessary. You don't have to agree with them (I don't particularly agree that BLM protests are relevant here and think that we are just importing social problems from the US and promoting division by doing so), but you don't have a right to attack or stop them from doing that.

There will unfortunately always be those who take advantage of the situation to cause trouble. Those are why we have Gardai and they should be identified and prosecuted accordingly - however, it is a mistake to tar others with that same brush.

Does that help?

I find their anti vaccine drivel hard to swallow as well. I'm sure you can justify this too. I certainly no matter what the cause would march with anti vaxxers.

Hector Savage · 17-03-2021 01:01PM

The mod snip - no need for that Gardai will also be checking people on public transport.

What has happened to this country ?

_Kaiser_ · 17-03-2021 01:02PM

Deleted User wrote: »

I find their anti vaccine drivel hard to swallow as well. I'm sure you can justify this too.

Again you are trying to assign the same generic labels and sides to entirely different issues which is a mistake. It's entirely possible for people to agree on one thing but disagree on another.

Penfailed · 17-03-2021 01:04PM

Sofa King Great wrote: »

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

So...what happens if a protest is a breach of restrictions?

_Kaiser_ · 17-03-2021 01:04PM

Hector Savage wrote: »

The *mod snip* Gardai will also be checking people on public transport.

What has happened to this country ?

Just heard a news report on the radio that the like of Dublin Bus will be reporting anyone with protest stuff or alcohol to the Gardai so they can be picked up

We are going down a very dark and dangerous path as a society

Penfailed · 17-03-2021 01:07PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

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

No they haven't. The lack of supply is the problem. The roll out is/was going well.

17-03-2021 01:09PM

Penfailed wrote: »

No they haven't. The lack of supply is the problem. The roll out is/was going well.

I work in the HSE (pharmacy specifically). They have made a hames of it. Roll out is about 6 weeks behind what it should be!

suicide_circus · 17-03-2021 01:11PM

Saddy's Day

happyoutscan · 17-03-2021 01:12PM

Hector Savage wrote: »

The *mod snip*Gardai will also be checking people on public transport.

What has happened to this country ?

Not much of a history buff are you?

gozunda · 17-03-2021 01:14PM

GT89 wrote: »

Portobello tonight by the canal a real sight to behold only one mask the whole video. People out enjoying themselves not living in fear amazing.

RobitTV wrote: »

Tonight is going to be a huge problem for the Gardai and the government. Even last night I witnessed several households having garden parties and around where I live the amount of people out and about last night would make NPHET pretty uneasy.

Tonight is going to be a bloodbath of problems. Don't be surprised if you hear about disturbances if the Gardai attempt to break up parties or gatherings. The weather is going to be mild again today on top of it all.

OK I doubt everyone doesn't know that there are always a few who will take the mickey.

Doesn’t mean the rest of us have to applaud them

For those who think restrictions and social distancing are an inconvenience....

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-56424611

Happy St Patricks day all ...

Coillte_Bhoy · 17-03-2021 01:19PM

Hector Savage wrote: »

The *mod snip* Gardai will also be checking people on public transport.

What has happened to this country ?

Shocking comment, trivialising what evil the SS were responsible for

17-03-2021 01:20PM

Hector Savage wrote: »

The *mod snip* Gardai will also be checking people on public transport.

What has happened to this country ?

Wow. I thought I was being exaggerative in some of what I said.

niallo27 · 17-03-2021 01:28PM

gozunda wrote: »

OK I doubt everyone doesn't know that there are always a few who will take the mickey.

Doesn’t mean the rest of us have to applaud them

For those who think restrictions and social distancing are an inconvenience....

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-56424611

Happy St Patricks day all ...

Running at 80% capacity, did I read that right. We could only dream of a figure that low even without covid. They have no restrictions for months and their hospitals are only stretched to 80%. I thought this virus would overwhelm hospitals in a few weeks.

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Relaxation of Restrictions, Part IX Read OP For Mod Warnings