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What’s your view on the latest coronavirus briefing?
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Sometimes things are ****. It's better to be honest about it than pretend everything is the best of all things and the best it can possibly be.
he does nowt but complain and whinge about the country that has probably provided him with health care
education other benefits
him and others have had there snouts in the trough from day one and never has a decent word to say
All countries have issues but its all ways the UK that is the s*** place its always better in some other country
dare any one mention the decent things and u get him and others whinging about it cannot be so
as they trawled the dark web and found some waffle posted up by some one or over heard some one saying some thing whilst at the urinal trough
jeez us wept
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Well, being part of the UNHCR resettlement scheme and doing well is something to be proud about, rightly so.
Can we not just enjoy something good for a moment?!
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Yeah. Some scientist (I think) said just before schools reopened that sacrifices will have to be made in other sectors, like pubs, to allow those kids to go back to school. Fair enough - kids need an education, nobody needs to get ratted *. Can do that at home anyway!
*Nothing to do with living next to a ****tish pub landlord, honest
Some people see negatives in every situation. It has never even entered his head to think “hold on, our country is doing more than nearly every other country in the world in the UN refugee resettlement program” Sad really.
Yeah. Some scientist (I think) said just before schools reopened that sacrifices will have to be made in other sectors, like pubs, to allow those kids to go back to school. Fair enough - kids need an education, nobody needs to get ratted *. Can do that at home anyway!
*Nothing to do with living next to a ****tish pub landlord, honest
Walking to the car after formal training with my second - born, he said that he'd noticed the correlation between going back to school, and an increase in the lurgy (and associated tightening of restrictions).
He also is quite keen on not going to school, so would be happy for them to close again.
I made the contrary point to him that, when you get older, one year is very much like the next, so I could realistically put up with this for a year or two without great hardship.
However, taking away two or three years from a teenager would be a huge deal, and life experience missed out on.
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I see it both ways. The elderly are suffering but also my son turned 17 in May. When I look back to my 17th birthday (1988) it just doesn’t compare.
I really feel for the teenagers at the moment (& fear that things won’t return to normality)
I really feel for the teenagers at the moment (& fear that things won’t return to normality)
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