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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I dont mean hiding away but partying in a crowded room for hours with no ventilation, refusing to wear masks when compulsory on crowded tube trains and visiting people or working even when you have the virus are examples of things that are avoidable that speed up the spread of covid newjudge. You know that really
//..so please dont patronise me//
I'm not patronising you. You said "depends how much people allow it to spread." People do not allow it to spread. It spreads - they have no say in the matter. People will party in crowded rooms because that's what many of them like to do; they will travel on tube trains without face coverings because it is no longer illegal. It's contrary to TfL's Conditions of Carriage but that carries no legal weight. The virus is largely endemic now and sooner or later everybody that is going to contract will catch it. That's near enough a given and that's not because people are allowing it to spread.
I'm not patronising you. You said "depends how much people allow it to spread." People do not allow it to spread. It spreads - they have no say in the matter. People will party in crowded rooms because that's what many of them like to do; they will travel on tube trains without face coverings because it is no longer illegal. It's contrary to TfL's Conditions of Carriage but that carries no legal weight. The virus is largely endemic now and sooner or later everybody that is going to contract will catch it. That's near enough a given and that's not because people are allowing it to spread.
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