A guy who is the manager of a care home lives near my Dad, who lives in a monitored council bungalow, lots of residents nearby with walkers, wheelchairs etc. This guy is always parking his jeep on the road / path so nobody can get by. He doesn't give a toss.
Apparently someone has keyed it all the way round. Well, can't say I didn't see that coming...
Mrs has just come in from Morrisons complaining about all the elderly customers not socially distancing. "I've had my jab. Screw you!" apparently. Nice, dickheads!
I guess they didn't pay attention to the bit about the vaccines reducing the severity of COVID-19 and not stopping infections.
Well to be fair there's quite a bit of evidence that it prevents transmission and infections out there now.
However every single person should still be following the rules for as long as necessary and that will for a few more months yet. At the very least. Social distancing will be in place for quite a while.
Unfortunately I think we'll see plenty of people of all age groups not caring much once they've been vaccinated
Once we've done all the way down to the over 40s I dread to think what it'll be like in a supermarket.
People need to realise that yes once we've done most of the population we'll likely be able to ditch social distancing but we need to make sure the numbers are low and will stay low before we ditch it totally.
It will also vary by which vaccine people have had.
No evidence for that yet
This is true.No evidence for that yet
We know jack shit about whether the vaccines stop transmission as yet. So please stop making stuff up.The vaccines will vary slightly in how effective they are at stopping transmission given the different approaches used i.e. mRNA vs traditional vaccination tech. What we don't know yet, is if the gaps will be big variations or statistically insignificant ones.
Did I miss Boris's announcement today cancelling the lockdown and social distancing.
Was at the supermarket yesterday and there is a clear sign on the door saying no entry without a mask and to shop alone unless its with a child.
I saw at least 5-6 people without a mask (why do security let them in?) and loads of couples, usually younger people, shopping together. Will be carnage in a few months time.
Is there any reason why you still go to a supermarket, given all the risks involved?
I haven't been in one for over 5 years (so long before Covid) as we get a Tesco delivery to our front door at 1000 every Monday.
It's not living in fear, it's being careful not to spread a virus during a national pandemic.Gives me something to do.
Can’t be living in fear.