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Rachel Johnson seems to be bending the lockdown rules a bit.
I don't intend to break them but others probably will be encouraged to do so. What do you think?
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I don't intend to break them but others probably will be encouraged to do so. What do you think?
(sorry I can't do a link)
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I posted this one one of the other virtue signaling posts as well so I might just as well recycle it here.
The good and the great are just like the rest of us. They flout the rules because it’s not convenient or for whatever reason.
In a perfect world we would all be perfect. But the world isn’t and we aren’t.
The only other thing to say is.... That’s life, get over it.
The good and the great are just like the rest of us. They flout the rules because it’s not convenient or for whatever reason.
In a perfect world we would all be perfect. But the world isn’t and we aren’t.
The only other thing to say is.... That’s life, get over it.
It's already taking the (ahem) 'mickey' to have a London home, but choose to designate your Exmoor farm as your main residence, when your work is in London - but (strictly speaking) that is legal as long as you stick to your decision.
It's taking the (ahem) 'mickey' a bit further by then 'needing to stay in London because it's a bit late to travel home (whew - 7pm) after your show'- but (strictly speaking) that is legal as long as you get home asap the next day without any social contact.
It's taking a huge steaming stream of 'mickey' to then hang around the next day for a spot of tennis and socialising with your chums - and that is very much not legal.
Once again it's one nice 'instinctive' rule for me and much harsher rules for the plebs.
[ and, yes, I also unreservedly condemn the assorted Labour idiots who are rendering the rules unenforceable by their own actions - SKS should sack the lot of them ]
It's taking the (ahem) 'mickey' a bit further by then 'needing to stay in London because it's a bit late to travel home (whew - 7pm) after your show'- but (strictly speaking) that is legal as long as you get home asap the next day without any social contact.
It's taking a huge steaming stream of 'mickey' to then hang around the next day for a spot of tennis and socialising with your chums - and that is very much not legal.
Once again it's one nice 'instinctive' rule for me and much harsher rules for the plebs.
[ and, yes, I also unreservedly condemn the assorted Labour idiots who are rendering the rules unenforceable by their own actions - SKS should sack the lot of them ]
//In fairness, anyone 'encouraged' by these antics probably had one foot out of the door already...//
I agree. The attitude ‘Well if she can do it so can I’ seems pretty self-defeating. Stupid actually.
//I just hope they have the wherewithall to cope with their own or their family members infection as a consequence//
Someone who had become infected during the course of their working day would take the virus home to their family - wherever they live - although travelling by train rather than confined as the sole occupant of a car for the duration of the journey could prove rather more dangerous.
I agree. The attitude ‘Well if she can do it so can I’ seems pretty self-defeating. Stupid actually.
//I just hope they have the wherewithall to cope with their own or their family members infection as a consequence//
Someone who had become infected during the course of their working day would take the virus home to their family - wherever they live - although travelling by train rather than confined as the sole occupant of a car for the duration of the journey could prove rather more dangerous.
