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Will It Ever Be The Same?
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EAfter 911 the US government drafted draconian laws in the interest of national security tha remain on the statute books to this day.
Our government has just passed a 350 page law to deal with this crisis.
It is a matter of speculation yet, but no surprises if our freedoms are threatened by the whim of a future leader. 14:14 Fri 27th Mar 2020
Our government has just passed a 350 page law to deal with this crisis.
It is a matter of speculation yet, but no surprises if our freedoms are threatened by the whim of a future leader. 14:14 Fri 27th Mar 2020
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think we can all agree that some of the measures taken could be useful in the future....others less so.
I don't think anyone can second-guess quite what life will be like once this present crisis has diminished but it would be a great shame if the lessons already learned and still being learned went to waste.
I don't think anyone can second-guess quite what life will be like once this present crisis has diminished but it would be a great shame if the lessons already learned and still being learned went to waste.
I think there will be a major sea-change in the way people work because of this. This is the first such crisis where the vast majority of people could work from home, and I think that is bound to continue as companies start to wonder why they are paying huge sums in business rent every month for no discernible benefit. I predict a huge increase in home working.
What are folk expecting to change ?
I read Grant Shapps is imagining on behalf of the government a coutry where private transport is replaced by public. I reckon he should lay off the shrooms.
We're tolerating ridiculous interpretations of hastily created law at present, with fines being handed out to people correctly isolating themselves from others in their car. I can't see this sort of thing being tolerated long term.
I read Grant Shapps is imagining on behalf of the government a coutry where private transport is replaced by public. I reckon he should lay off the shrooms.
We're tolerating ridiculous interpretations of hastily created law at present, with fines being handed out to people correctly isolating themselves from others in their car. I can't see this sort of thing being tolerated long term.