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Originally Posted by Pierre
Which has nothing to do with CV. which they did do, that was typically abused by many businesses.
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That may well be true - but you cannot legitimately claim to be the Government of business when you pursue an ideological goal regardless of the economic circumstances.
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By now most businesses should have a covid safe method of working in place, leaving those other businesses, such as in hospitality, access to funding should they shut down.
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Eh? Most businesses? I assume you've never worked in warehouses, call centres, open plan glass buildings full of 'hot desking' with 80 staff sharing 1 microwave at lunch. And have no solution for the loss to the city centre economies from the default position of working from home for many.
Once again you're demonstrating an ignorance of the subject matter at hand and pushing your own agenda in absence of any real facts or scientific basis for doing so.
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Typically, as is human nature, we’re not all in it together. When the chips are down we’re all in it for ourselves. Reason no. 2345 why socialism is bollocks.
And lock downs shorten the pandemic do they?
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It did for New Zealand, China, South Korea and many others.
I'm unsure the value and/or purpose of this comment - I presume you don't contend that this is the genuine aspiration of the Government but that begs the question of what it will do that is good for British jobs, the British economy, the taxpayer, living standards or any other barometer by which the country could conceivably be considered a 'success'.
It's little wonder you admire this Government so much given the parallels of you both floundering from one incoherent position to another with no real goal in mind.
241 deaths today - remind me how high does it have to go before you consider it a problem?