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I get it, I get it, I really do.
Stay home, save lives, don't go out unless it's entirely necessary, particularly don't sunbathe or BBQ in the parks.
But, this afternoon I'm relaxing in the sun in my garden, this evening I'll have a BBQ.
Because I'm very very lucky.
I get it, I get it, I really do.
Stay home, save lives, don't go out unless it's entirely necessary, particularly don't sunbathe or BBQ in the parks.
But, this afternoon I'm relaxing in the sun in my garden, this evening I'll have a BBQ.
Because I'm very very lucky.
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Because I have incredible privelige.
And I'm not saying at all that we should relax the rules. I'm just suggesting that we show empathy and solidarity.
Because I have incredible privelige.
And I'm not saying at all that we should relax the rules. I'm just suggesting that we show empathy and solidarity.
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And understand that for some, there's a familiar contradiction here, the rules favour the lucky ones, + hit hardest on the least lucky.
If we commit to enforcing lockdown with an understanding of that I think we'll do a better job of convincing everyone
And understand that for some, there's a familiar contradiction here, the rules favour the lucky ones, + hit hardest on the least lucky.
If we commit to enforcing lockdown with an understanding of that I think we'll do a better job of convincing everyone
