Volumiza
The alright "V", B-Boy cypher cat
A lot of people need to get back to work soon.
At what cost?
Feck work and feck the economy. I’m no kid either but I would happily lose my job and everything I own to keep my family safe.
A lot of people need to get back to work soon.
How can you keep the peak below NHS capacity without total lockdown? You can't is the answer. There is no easy or quick way out if this.This is spot on.
The virus will spread to 60-80% of the population, no matter what we do.
Covid-19 is a highly infectious global pandemic. So even if we somehow manage to eradicate it from the UK, it's going to eventually come back from abroad just like it did the first time.
Indefinite lockdowns also aren't possible. We're only going to be able to shut down economic activity for so long. After a certain point, the country will no longer able to afford the basics such as paying for the NHS. Not to mention that huge swathes of population would end up jobless and penniless if the furlough scheme ends up consuming all its funds.
The best we can do is try and keep the peak of the disease below NHS capacity, whilst keeping the economic gears turning as much as possible. The final analysis of this will only come in 18 months time once herd immunity is actually achieved. You can't simply look at statistics within a narrow window and proclaim one strategy a success and another a failure. Even China and Singapore are seeing resurgences in cases.
The Lucy Allan tweet is a mind feck.
At what cost?
Feck work and feck the economy.
On what planet is that attacking NHS England.
This is spot on.
The virus will spread to 60-80% of the population, no matter what we do.
Covid-19 is a highly infectious global pandemic. So even if we somehow manage to eradicate it from the UK, it's going to eventually come back from abroad just like it did the first time.
Indefinite lockdowns also aren't possible. We're only going to be able to shut down economic activity for so long. After a certain point, the country will no longer able to afford the basics such as paying for the NHS. Not to mention that huge swathes of population would end up jobless and penniless if the furlough scheme ends up consuming all its funds.
The best we can do is try and keep the peak of the disease below NHS capacity, whilst keeping the economic gears turning as much as possible. The final analysis of this will only come in 18 months time once herd immunity is actually achieved. You can't simply look at statistics within a narrow window and proclaim one strategy a success and another a failure. Even China and Singapore are seeing resurgences in cases.
We should not politically point score say politicians attacking the opposition leader in a coordinated scheme.
Poor people care about their and their loved ones health as well?I know this is not your intention but feck the poor and feck those who will be is what this translates to. Clearly businesses have to be allowed to re-open gradually. And soon.
Of course this is a long-term problem. Equally, you can clearly seer that the Uk strategy in the opening weeks has been poor. Mixed messages galore in the opening weeks with huge gatherings of people taking place when the virus was already spreading like wildfire.
That is 10 times worse than Australia - more than 20 times adjusted for population - a country with a plan to lock down for up to 6 months if necessary.Such a stupid point.
Why is New York much worse than Massachusetts?
Sweden’s second City Gothenburg is doing as well as their neighbors capitals (so far) which are of a similar size.
Right now Stockholm, an area of 2.3 million people, the most populous in the Nordics and where the virus has been circulating since late February has just 523 deaths and just 213 people in ICU.
Does that really tell that Sweden were “wrong”? Think again.
At what cost?
Feck work and feck the economy. I’m no kid either but I would happily lose my job and everything I own to keep my family safe.
That is 10 times worse than Australia - a country with over 20 million people and a plan to lock down for up to 6 months if necessary.
I know this is not your intention but feck the poor and feck those who will be is what this translates to. Clearly businesses have to be allowed to re-open gradually. And soon.
At what cost?
Feck work and feck the economy. I’m no kid either but I would happily lose my job and everything I own to keep my family safe.
At what cost?
Feck work and feck the economy. I’m no kid either but I would happily lose my job and everything I own to keep my family safe.
Stay at home then if you can afford it. A lot of people can't. Families won't be that safe if they lose everything they own
I can’t afford as I’ve just stated in my post it but nothing is worth the risk of any of us catching this unnecessarily.
I can’t afford as I’ve just stated in my post it but nothing is worth the risk of any of us catching this unnecessarily.
For rich countries this may be an option for its citizens. But for developing and poor countries, this is not an option. Damage will be far higher than Coronavirus can ever do. Its a difficult choice for these countries.
You talk like it's certain death catching it.
I'd rather be on this semi lock down and still working, keeping economy moving and keeping my own finances and stuff in check.
Wouldnt the same logic apply if you lost a close family member with others at risk?You're still in a job and getting paid. I think you would soon change your outlook if that suddenly wasn't the case anymore
You're still in a job and getting paid. I think you would soon change your outlook if that suddenly wasn't the case anymore
If we let this virus rip through society we would see absolute carnage.
Dude, I don’t view it as certain death, but I do view it as a roll of the dice. I wouldn’t roll a dice for anyone’s life, let alone my family.
I have 2 family members at risk who aren't supposed to leave the house. I haven't exactly said we need everybody to work on the front line to keep the economy afloat. But saying "feck the economy" is just daft nonsense and doesn't really mean anything. How many people do you think will die if the economy goes completely tits up? It's been bad enough for people with 10+ years of shite governmentWouldnt the same logic apply if you lost a close family member with others at risk?
How would you manage without a job and where the work you're qualified for involves leaving the house? With rent or a mortgage, debt repayments and bills to pay? Let alone food or anything elseI repeat. Feck my job. We would manage somehow.
I repeat. Feck my job. We would manage somehow.
Bollocks.I'm amazed at how anyone thinks any government isn't winging it. Of course they're winging it, there's zero information. There was zero information in January. Nobody had a clue. Because why would they know? Revisionist nonsense.
I'm sure they are hoping current levels of restriction won't be neccesary but we are considering the possibility. Victoria has extended the current arrangements for another month already. And remenber this is the neccesary response when we only have a few thousand infections, 58 deaths and only 35ish in ICU. Countries like the UK and US, who are in deep trouble and farcfrom under control, talking about relaxing things is madness.
I repeat. Feck my job. We would manage somehow.
The econony is going tits up anyway? Just before the lockdown my girlfriends work slashed hours due to the public staying in along with a desperate attempt at trying home delivery to make up for it. It didnt work.I have 2 family members at risk who aren't supposed to leave the house. I haven't exactly said we need everybody to work on the front line to keep the economy afloat. But saying "feck the economy" is just daft nonsense and doesn't really mean anything. How many people do you think will die if the economy goes completely tits up? It's been bad enough for people with 10+ years of shite government