Are These People So Thick And Uncaring?

[Bobbisox1]

https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus-police-break-up-massive-karaoke-party-during-covid-19-lockdown-measures-11965352

Is it time now to impose heavy fines rather then the police “ issued a stern warning”

[naomi24]

And another bunch.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11275503/police-coronavirus-lockdown-peak-district-picnic/

[ToraToraTora]

*&^%ing morons.

[royfromaus]

Why do some Asian people have blurred faces?

[Bobbisox1]

Naomi I really don’t understand these people that they think they’re so above the law

[naomi24]

Maybe they think they're immune from the law - and the virus.

[Gromit]

8 friends can’t have a picnic, but if they had all gone to Tescos instead, that would have been OK. There is an awful lot of hypocrisy and self righteousness about.
I went for my morning walk yesterday, and I passed and spoke to over 100 people. It was very busy.

Derbyshire Police seem to have gone bonkers with their new extra powers to harass people. When they are not buzzing dog walkers with drones in a stupid publicity stunt, they are defacing beauty spots to deter sightseers.

[Bobbisox1]

Sorry Gromit, totally disagree , why flout the law like they’ve done?
You spoke to about a 100 people ? I’ve never saw that many people since the lockdown began, where on earth were you? Some walk!

[bhg481]

Gromit - if you can't see the difference between 8 friends sitting close together and passing thing between them and people walking round a supermarket, avoiding others as far as possible, then you are in one of the categories in the thread heading.

[naomi24]

I don't think it's hypocrisy, Gromit. Shopping is not a choice. It has to be done. The police aren't doing it for their own benefit.

[naomi24]

He was probably walking around a supermarket, bobbi.

[THECORBYLOON]

I think most folk would be able to differentiate between eight folk wandering round Tesco, staying at least six foot apart, getting messages and eight folk sitting closely on a blanket having a picnic.

[Bobbisox1]

With a 100 people in it? This must have been before further measures were taken ???

[Gromit]

Morrisons were allowing 100 people in at a time yesterday. Looking in peoples trolleys, they were not buying essential provisions, most of them were buying c@rp.

My daily walk takes me along a country walkway which used to be a railway line. It is flat, has a dry surface, and is therefore popular with horse riders, Cyclists, walkers and young families.

[naomi24]

Our big supermarkets are pretty busy, bobbi.

[Bobbisox1]

I haven’t been out Naomi, just a very lonely walk last week where I saw the odd dog walker but no one else

[Barmaid]

I live in quite a remote area. I have never seen so many people out walking round here as I have in the last 10 days! Normally we'd rarely see a soul. Now there is a steady stream of people hiking past, all parking their cars on the green and going for a ramble.

[THECORBYLOON]

GROMIT, if folk were buying ANY essential items, what stops them buying what you consider, non-essential?

[grumpy01]

Must hAve been a very,very,Very big Morrison’s.

[Gromit]

THECORBYLOON
Let’s face it, shopping is about the only thing people are allowed to do at the moment, so they are shopping more often, and buying more, than under normal circumstances. It is easy to find something they urgently need to justify their daily stroll up and down the aisles of the supermarket.
A lot of old people, or people on their own, it is what stops then getting lonely.

[royfromaus]

Gromit
8 friends can’t have a picnic, but if they had all gone to Tescos instead, that would have been OK.




What are you talking about?