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I'm just still baffled by the government's insistence on not getting to grips with a proper lockdown. How can click and collect handbags even be legal if you can only leave your house for essential shopping or exercise?
Because money > life. The perception that they're useless allows them to be excused for too much.
Yukirin
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/jan/16/bosses-accused-putting-workers-lives-risk-bending-lockdown-trading-rules
This shit makes me so cross. All the talk about getting kids back in school being the number one priority and fining people for going for a walk in the country and yet the data points to transmission being driven by less than essential work, or work that could be done from home.
I'm just still baffled by the government's insistence on not getting to grips with a proper lockdown. How can click and collect handbags even be legal if you can only leave your house for essential shopping or exercise?
Why are the cops not hanging about outside these shops instead of countryside car parks?
I understand the government are totally useless, but I'm disappointed the police seem to be determined to grab the most ineffectual end of the stick too.