Coronavirus - Dig In, It's going to be a while yet

A few lads are really happy to lose their freedoms because of an exaggerated threat

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Has been for a week

Lockdown and you shall live
At least for now

So far all we’ve seen is people in their mid to late 80s dying … Is that not what happens people in their mid to late 80s?

Yes, that’s what happens to elderly people with underlying medical conditions.

Some would have you believe that moving granddad into the nursing home should be adding 40 or 50 years onto his life.

His mental fortitude & ability to have a period it seems.

Irish examiner running a story today that contact tracing on confirmed cases hasnt been taking place at all …

Is contact tracing not just for when you’re only getting your first few cases?

That’s what I thought - but caretaker Harris said last week that it would take place on suspected and confirmed cases but it hasnt been.

At that time just 60 people were being employed in contact tracing across the country. That figure is expected to climb to more than 4,000 in the near term, according to HSE chief executive Paul Reid.

:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

What are they waiting for? Contact tracing is most important with the early cases.

I respect the elderlies (and young people with underlying conditions that will not ever kill them) rights to be fearful and don’t see the point of flouting simple advice that can help ease their fears, extraordinary times call for unusual measures, lads going on about the constitution like we’ve stepped into an evil autocracy

Would it be handy enough to clip the nails of a 16 week old Labrador?

Thick as shit in a bottle that chap, isolation is actually worsening the condition it appears.

You’d swear lads were being asked to do something extraordinary.
One month out of your life where you stay at home and do nothing. It’s hardly punitive.

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You’re some man for hoovering up likes :rofl:

I dont think Julio or TMI were arguing against what’s being asked.

I don’t think anybody is complaining about it so far really but after next Friday If they keep parks and beaches closed while not allowing people attend funerals of their loved ones they’ll sentence far more people to their death than this virus will have killed. If they aren’t contact tracing the lock down has also been utterly pointless. I’d be praying for anybody living in Dublin.

As apt a phrase as ever for me…

Yer wan lifting them yokes in the picture there looks a grand bit of stuff.

Not one person on the forum has complained about distancing and staying at home.

What’s the point in contact tracing during a lockdown? You aren’t supposed to meet anyone outside your household

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You are equating not being allowed go to the beach, in Ireland, in April, with not being able to attend the burial of a loved one.

If everyone locked down properly for two weeks then contact tracing should be largely irrelevant.

Work shy IRA/SF types fretting about the Constitution. They don’t even recognise the State.

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