Relaxation of Restrictions, Part XII *Read OP For Mod Warnings*

lawred2

normanoffside wrote: »

Maybe a better picture

ffs

vaccine coercion

very few people will want to be associated with anything anti vaccine

in fact the majority of people are fully engaged with the vaccine program and are shocked to see that they might as well not have bothered for all the good it's delivering in their lives. That's a long way from complaints about vaccine coercion

titan18

lawred2 wrote: »

ffs

vaccine coercion

very few people will want to be associated with anything anti vaccine

It's not anti vaccine. Theres a bit difference between anti vaccine and anti vaccine coercion. If someone doesn't want to get it for any reason or they want to wait a bit, that's fine. They shouldn't be punished for that. What happened to my body, my choice that was huge here a few years ago.

ThunbergsAreGo

lawred2 wrote: »

ffs

vaccine coercion

very few people will want to be associated with anything anti vaccine

I hope that doesnt stop people going. I unfortunately can't.

My body my choice (and Im generally pro vaccine)

Just boo the nutters

castletownman

I think it's time the CMO was brought to the knackers yard.

I would suggest something a bit more extreme but will get a card.

lawred2

titan18 wrote: »

It's not anti vaccine. Theres a bit difference between anti vaccine and anti vaccine coercion. If someone doesn't want to get it for any reason or they want to wait a bit, that's fine. They shouldn't be punished for that. What happened to my body, my choice that was huge here a few years ago.

there's a very slim difference

ACitizenErased

More from the publicans:
https://twitter.com/RTENewsPaulC/status/1410282482449145862?s=20

Beechwoodspark

Red Silurian wrote: »

From what I can tell this could be the straw that breaks the publics back, I thought last year and the pubs being kept closed until September would be that straw but I've never seen it as bad since yesterdays announcement

There is, of course an easier way

The VFI, LVA and all other pub (and hotel) groups should close on Monday in solidarity

Stick all the staff back on the PUP and let the govt decide if it is still a good call

Honestly can’t agree with this.

Yes some Low level grumbles, a lot of “we are this far, what’s another few weeks” and “thankfully they are listening to the experts” on my rounds today (north Kildare west dub)

Ballynally

Jake1 wrote: »

Same here, cant wait to go back. For me its De Pijp, cant wait to eat my way up and down the market.

oh to travel again...

Lived on the Govert Flinckstr. Parallel to the Albert Cuyp market f 250 euro a month, 3 bedroom apartment. In the 1990s before moving to ireland in 2002.Im off on july 22 if they let me..

the kelt

ACitizenErased wrote: »

More from the publicans:
https://twitter.com/RTENewsPaulC/status/1410282482449145862?s=20

Tony Holohan knows it’s unworkable.

But now he will just say “well I did give you a chance to open up, your fault”

And no one will dare question!

Beechwoodspark

ACitizenErased wrote: »

More from the publicans:
https://twitter.com/RTENewsPaulC/status/1410282482449145862?s=20

Only thing they are interested in is cash money

Always was, always will be

TomTomTim

lawred2 wrote: »

there's a very slim difference

This is like saying that being pro choice for abortion, is similar to being anti abortion. They are not one bit similar.

PTH2009

Fun times ahead every fun times but people need to keep the pressure on the government more and more

facehugger99

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Sent the following email to Michael McGrath, Simon Coveney and Micheal Martin. Thanks to whoever provided the template earlier.

Just emailed my local Government TD as well - I will see what comes back.

ACitizenErased

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Only thing they are interested in is cash money

Always was, always will be

Ehm is that not what feeds their children and pays the bills? Literally everyone is only interested in money, the world revolves around it

Beechwoodspark

ACitizenErased wrote: »

Ehm is that not what feeds their children and pays the bills? Literally everyone is only interested in money, the world revolves around it

There’s a more fundamental thing and it’s called public health

Make no apologies for prioritising it over money

mightyreds

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Only thing they are interested in is cash money

Always was, always will be

It's extremely hard to run a successful business without it .. believe it or not

Beechwoodspark

mightyreds wrote: »

It's extremely hard to run a successful business without it .. believe it or not

Would rather be up than 6 feet under the ground

For Forks Sake

Murph85 wrote: »

Whatever about drinking, why the hell is smoking still permitted in pubs and clubs. It should be totally banned on private premises... spending billions to avoid a handful of deaths and complicit in the deaths out thousands a year from smoking... hundreds die in Dublin every year prematurely from crap air quality...

Have you gone back in time to 1998?

You're going to have some laugh when you find out which politician gets around to banning smoking in pubs....

Deeper Blue

The most infuriating thing to me is that other countries are doing everything possible to open things up by using antigen tests etc, while we seem intent on doing all we can to keep things closed. Why?

Tenger

ThunbergsAreGo wrote: »

I hope that doesnt stop people going. I unfortunately can't.

My body my choice (and Im generally pro vaccine)

Just boo the nutters

The problem is that "the nutters" will be the ones with megaphones and anti-vaxx, anti-mask, anti-5G, "covid is a hoax" and "rte is the real virus" banners.

facehugger99 wrote: »

Just emailed my local Government TD as well - I will see what comes back.

Same here. 3 of my local TDs are in Govt.

Doctor Jimbob

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

There’s a more fundamental thing and it’s called public health

Make no apologies for prioritising it over money

Wasn’t it you who was going on yesterday about going back to work despite there being a pandemic because you needed the money?

cluelessbuyer9

Deeper Blue wrote: »

The most infuriating thing to me is that other countries are doing everything possible to open things up by using antigen tests etc, while we seem intent on doing all we can to keep things closed. Why?

We're the guinea pigs to see what governments can get away with. EU own us and know we are the weakest country in the Western world.

is_that_so

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

There’s a more fundamental thing and it’s called public health

Make no apologies for prioritising it over money

And yet they are rejecting tools used successfully elsewhere and want to block the use of PCR for travel.

Tenger

speaking of nutters

cluelessbuyer9 wrote: »

We're the guinea pigs to see what governments can get away with. EU own us and know we are the weakest country in the Western world.

If the EU own us and we are so weak its a bit odd that we arent toeing the EU line as regards economy re-opening........

Storm 10

Despite Scotland recording 2000 cases today they are not going to change anything because Hospital admissions are so low

Klonker

stephenjmcd wrote: »

The gift that keeps on giving

https://twitter.com/McConnellDaniel/status/1410272784127778816?s=19

There's also the fact they're based on opening 5th July which obviously isn't going to happen. Modelling with opening 19th July plus the extra vaccines would make a huge difference. I know its only 2 weeks but it makes a big difference as all over 45 should have 2 doses and over 35 one dose.

normanoffside

lawred2 wrote: »

ffs

vaccine coercion

very few people will want to be associated with anything anti vaccine

in fact the majority of people are fully engaged with the vaccine program and are shocked to see that they might as well not have bothered for all the good it's delivering in their lives. That's a long way from complaints about vaccine coercion

Vaccine only passes (not testing) for entry into indoor hospitality, indoor services and to be able to fly as the CMO proposes IS vaccine coercion.

I have had both doses and am not anti-Vax but I do have a problem with the above.

cluelessbuyer9

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Would rather be up than 6 feet under the ground

You must be a government shill or a troll.

Seriously, everyone and their cousin knows this "pandemic" is not anywhere near as dangerous as it's made out to be by the media.


The biggest symptom is no symptoms after all and the survival rate for those without an underlying illness is 99.997%. The flu was always a threat to those with aliments, this is no different.


I'd bet more people have died from suicide since March 2020 than actually from the "virus" . Note i said from the virus, not died after being diagnosed with the virus.

suicide_circus

Emailed all my local TDs and a few ministers registering my dissatisfaction with their blind acceptance of NPHET's whacky numbers.

Loafing Oaf

ACitizenErased wrote: »

More from the publicans:
https://twitter.com/RTENewsPaulC/status/1410282482449145862?s=20

Tony Holohan's response