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Old 15-12-2021, 14:34   #648
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Re: Coronavirus

How many would support further measures without reintroducing furlough and similar support, especially if they were then left unable to work, and not getting any financial support because they couldn't?


I think if they go much further then this situation would come up again. You'd then be looking presumably at furlough coming back, but the government can't keep on paying for this, shutting things down, reopening them again. Theresa May was spot on.


People will self-limit their actions if they don't feel it's safe. When it wasn't law to, yes a lot of people did remove masks in shops, but a fair few chose to keep them on, debatable how much that actually did achieve but even so, it shows people will still do more than they are required to.


I wouldn't have been too bothered before, but when going for something to eat now i'd rather sit away from other people/tables simply because keeping away from people is better, if it's crowded it probably isn't a good idea, masks, passports etc aside.
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