In short: Were broke...
When I was a boy, I remember how they would talk about the national debt being $4 Trillion (total), now that's just the annual deficit. I would go on, but that would be drifting wayyyTF off topic.
Now back to 'Rona....
The answer is no. I do think this goes beyond capitalism, btw. When I get home tonight maybe l can distill my thoughts into a separate thread.
I would have let the patient go (Charles Darwin would smile in his grave).
Public Health powers from the Covid Act, we can restrict movement to prevent infection of others. Personally never heard of it happening outside of those who lack capacity and would be covered by Deprivation of Libery Safeguards
keep an eye out on your pals everyone the tough times are clearly taking their tole more than ever
Most rioters seem to be young guys aged 15-25. Probably living with their parents in the suburban areas of the big cities.
Sadly seeing the same mate!I'm seeing an alarming rate of suicides amongst people i know and friends of friends. Definitely keeping a closer eye on my loved ones
Especially the ones I know aren't coping too well in these times with the lockdowns. I'm lucky to not have known of anyone who's been ill or suffered even remotely badly with the virus touch wood. but the measures put in place for it are definitely becoming a disese in its self
www.tusciatimes.eu
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In an earlier post I mentioned a different method of mass civil disobedience. Restaurants and Gyms opened up and customers came in big numbers, police gave up. I know some of you didn't believe me this was really happening, but I'm seeing new reports for January 30 when more business in Italy are encouraged to open up against the rules. Any Italians here on this thread that can provide more information?
#IOAPRO, il 30 tutti a piazza Montecitorio
ROMA- Come preannunciato, sabato 30 gennaio l’iniziativa di disobbedienza civile #ioapro si sposta in piazza Montecitorio, dove avrà luogo una manifestazione di tutte le categorie produttive nazionali…
Other sources about the earlier opening on January 17:
Restaurantes italianos en rebeldía contra las restricciones del sector
Se quejan de medidas, como el cierre a las seis de la tarde, que solo afectan a su sector.
This is footage from Poland last Saturday:
Not sure people didn't believe it was happening. There are places in the UK that are opening against the rulesIn an earlier post I mentioned a different method of mass civil disobedience. Restaurants and Gyms opened up and customers came in big numbers, police gave up. I know some of you didn't believe me this was really happening, but I'm seeing new reports for January 30 when more business in Italy are encouraged to open up against the rules. Any Italians here on this thread that can provide more information?
#IOAPRO, il 30 tutti a piazza Montecitorio
ROMA- Come preannunciato, sabato 30 gennaio l’iniziativa di disobbedienza civile #ioapro si sposta in piazza Montecitorio, dove avrà luogo una manifestazione di tutte le categorie produttive nazionali…
Other sources about the earlier opening on January 17:
Restaurantes italianos en rebeldía contra las restricciones del sector
Se quejan de medidas, como el cierre a las seis de la tarde, que solo afectan a su sector.
This is footage from Poland last Saturday:
Never said I think it's a smart thing to do....but it's interesting to see the behaviour of both the entrepreneurs and customers. I can understand this movement and can definitely relate to it more than rioting against the police like is happening here.
Most of the "entrepreneurs" in the UK have been salon owners with a BTEC ill-advisedly quoting the Magna Carta and then being hit with fines they can never repay
I see. We've seen a few examples here and they were pretty open in the media saying they are already bankrupt so they have nothing to lose in terms of fines.
Seems a solid plan
