Lot of furocius digging in already. I think everyone can understand why itās being doneā¦ Itās also OK to express concern that if can be done once, then it can be done again under different circumstances. I donāt think anyone is saying they totally oppose it, but are merely weary.
Ease up ta fuck.
I would have always liked to think we were better than reverting to a police state esque China scenario though mate.
Whether itāll be enforced or not is immaterial, as a country we toe the line 99% of the time.
Beep beeep beeeeep truck reversing
That was completely wrong about the movement within the eu, Denmark have restricted it
Whatās the punishment for breaking the measures did they say?
I havenāt expressed an opion there broā¦you were too hasty there with your itchy finger.
Their freedom.
And those 99% will be grand. What do you reckon the other 1% in your scenario are up to?
Jesus fucking christ.
This was drafted and passed in the dail and signed by the president. Like any bill. Leo didnāt write this up this afternoon in the call centre.
Re read this as many times as you need.
Arrest and fine/imprisonment on conviction.
Fines would be more suitable but without a national id card system thats useless in ireland
I think his point was that the government hid behind āfreedom of movementā when Italian flights were still landing here (and passengers in their thousands arrived), but now theyāre disregarding it
Tell that to someone thatās arguing against it.
1% at and r nought of 2 to 4 adds up to dickheads putting people in ICU
Sure it was included in the cornovirus legislation that was agreed a fortnight ago. They just didnāt push the button on this til they had to
Think about though mate, what the 1% do wrong, shouldnt be placed on the vast majority who are doing the right thing. And it is being with this new legislation.
But they havenāt stopped flights so they are still doing that?
It wonāt be if you keep doing it
It wont be if you continue to do the right thing. Jesus
In recent times he has made a number of assertions. Most recently that the quarter of infected healthcare workers in this country were not picking up the virus in the workplace. That seems implausible.
Most pertinently he commented in early March about there being no need for restrictions in nursing homes and that further measures were unnecessary when they are now the epicentre of the disease in Ireland. 70 was the latest count. It may be more.
Also comments about travel home from abroad and those who attended mass gatherings were not prudent at the time either. The comments in relation to the nursing homes alone would make me take anything he says in future with a pinch of salt.
Sure it will have no impact on the 99% that are doing the right thing