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We've gone a decade with people "turning a blind eye" to the obvious way that our "new Capitalism" with all it's beautiful facets like Economic externalities, Cost Benefit Analysis and the outsourcing of all work that can be done cheaper, due to reduced human, ecological or ethical rights; literally killing and injuring thousands of humans.
I never thought I'd see the day when daily deaths of 500+ people of their own fellow citizens , in the same country - could be desensitised the way that it most obviously has, by some people.
(btw, I'm a mixed economy guy, not a commie or anti capitalist).
All that said, where I live , I still think that a very clear and large majority do care and are doing everything they can to protect each other , and also are not blaming "Covidiots" but our leadership and the rather transparent way they've shown what their priorities are.
Out of all bad things, comes good. - Or so RastaMouse says anyway.
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Plenty of covidiots out and about. This lot must think it'll all magically avoid them:Originally posted by Gibbon View PostYep, this will be the Xmas wave, we kept to the rules but lots of the neighbours had multiple overnighters! Had to ask a guy in the co-op today to move back in the queue.
Covid: Lacock 'Harry Potter' village busy as summertime
Maybe they're all local as Bozo is to the Olympic Park.
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Yep, this will be the Xmas wave, we kept to the rules but lots of the neighbours had multiple overnighters! Had to ask a guy in the co-op today to move back in the queue.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostUnfortunately a death record - https://twitter.com/PA/status/135156...7Ctwgr%5Etweet
1610 deaths in the last 24 hours from that bloody virus.
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It's being so cheerful that keeps you, and your miserable russian chum, going, isn't it?
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Record Breaking
Unfortunately a death record - https://twitter.com/PA/status/135156...7Ctwgr%5Etweet
1610 deaths in the last 24 hours from that bloody virus.
#Breaking Public Health England said a further 1,610 people had died within 28 days of testing positive for Covid-19 – the highest number of UK deaths reported on a single day since the outbreak beganTags: None
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