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Quick thoughts thread I feel like writing it even if nobody reads this. I visited a shopping centre today and people who could potentially come across challenges in daily life to maintain social distancing were better than most other people there. In the shops most people...
...were older and clearly in vulnerable age groups which the measures in place are designed to protect. These people who are more vulnerable were the ones not social distancing whatsoever and turning what should be a safe enough environment into a pretty dangerous one in...
...terms of allowing for the spreading of the virus. People without masks who I fully understand are potentially medically exempt and I’d never judge them for that were following social distancing so poorly when for them it might be even more important. It makes everything...
...in the last 6 months feel as if it has been for nothing if people are too complacent whilst cases continue to rise. If I’m protecting older people I expect them to also help protect me. My big worry during this pandemic hasn’t been getting the virus instead it’s passing...
...it onto others who are more vulnerable. Blaming rising cases only on young people is a complete scapegoat tactic as there’s people across all age groups involved in transmission but we’re completely screwed if people can’t even follow basic social distancing in shops. It is...
...almost impossible for progress to ever be made at this rate and if everyone keeps on failing to follow measures in public environments we will struggle to make progress and be stuck indoors in winter which would be the worst thing possible and destroy people physically, due...
...to coronavirus infections, and mentally. People need to change their behaviour now before it’s too late. End of thread.
