Disappointed at the images

[georgefoxposse1]

I am seeing many images of UK shops, pharmacies etc with very little stock and with individuals bulk buying all types of items if a totally headless fashion. The UK govt doesn't really seem to be able or prepared to create a cohesive plan and the emergency services certainly don't seem to be in a position to monitor or control the situation.

But what disappoints me lost is the behaviour and attitude of an alarmingly high number of individuals who seem to be snubbing their nose at the virus, protocols and other members of society. I see pictures of massive profiteering and almost plundering. What the hell has happened to the mentality of UK society?

Here we've had a lockdown from early doors, less than a 100 infected, 1 death from preexisting conditions, less likelyhood of a spread and the population being very compliant and respectful of the situation.

As a percentage here theres going to be a much higher number of job losses, business failures etc but a better mentality and acceptance of the situation.

Where has the UK gone wrong.

[JamesMcClean]

I am seeing many images of UK shops, pharmacies etc with very little stock and with individuals bulk buying all types of items if a totally headless fashion. The UK govt doesn't really seem to be able or prepared to create a cohesive plan and the emergency services certainly don't seem to be in a position to monitor or control the situation.

But what disappoints me lost is the behaviour and attitude of an alarmingly high number of individuals who seem to be snubbing their nose at the virus, protocols and other members of society. I see pictures of massive profiteering and almost plundering. What the hell has happened to the mentality of UK society?

Here we've had a lockdown from early doors, less than a 100 infected, 1 death from preexisting conditions, less likelyhood of a spread and the population being very compliant and respectful of the situation.

As a percentage here theres going to be a much higher number of job losses, business failures etc but a better mentality and acceptance of the situation.

Where has the UK gone wrong.

Because, and it is sad to say it, a majority of people here are selfish b@stards who don’t give a flying phuck about anyone else other than themselves - make sure you’ve got in your paracetamol, lavvie roll and frozen food first before heading down to the Dolphin for ten pints before it shuts.

[Chick A Saw]

where has the uk gone wrong.

greed!

[Skolcorner]

All the best Brits have moved abroad!

[tHeArAb]

We keep being told there's enough supply to cope with demand but I don't see the shops filling up anytime soon and it's not like there's loads of people panic buying anymore. Not the shops I've been in anyway. 10am this morning and I couldn't get any milk ffs.

[GUNBOAT]

Honest to phuck i have just seen photo's of the Tube stations and trains this morning and they are phucking packed.I will never come on here with the intention of scaremongering but we or perhaps just the south of England are heading for Italian numbers if no action is taken by the Westminster government.
The Metro newspaper has shown the images online today and its frightening.Anybody seen the daft barsteward filmed saying he is not scared of the virus then licking the shelves in a supermarket?.WTF are you doing son?.

[jjaflup22]

Honest to phuck i have just seen photo's of the Tube stations and trains this morning and they are phucking packed.I will never come on here with the intention of scaremongering but we or perhaps just the south of England are heading for Italian numbers if no action is taken by the Westminster government.
The Metro newspaper has shown the images online today and its frightening.Anybody seen the daft barsteward filmed saying he is not scared of the virus then licking the shelves in a supermarket?.WTF are you doing son?.

I agree with you about people going to pubs and parks but the Tube on a Monday morning is a bit different. My work is still open and we're expected to be there even though my job is in no way an essential service. I'm not at work due to personal circumstances but what do people do if they are being told by their employer that they have to go to work?

[GUNBOAT]

I agree with you about people going to pubs and parks but the Tube on a Monday morning is a bit different. My work is still open and we're expected to be there even though my job is in no way an essential service. I'm not at work due to personal circumstances but what do people do if they are being told by their employer that they have to go to work?

The Westminster government should be taking that decision out of employers hands.If they don't the infection rate will rocket.

[ahlltanyirhide]

The Westminster government should be taking that decision out of employers hands.If they don't the infection rate will rocket.

They soon will, looks like they are trying to introduce measures piece by piece, Marshall Law with curfews by Thursday evening

Troops on the streets of Lochee by the weekend will the plastic paddies into meltdown

[jjaflup22]

The Westminster government should be taking that decision out of employers hands.If they don't the infection rate will rocket.

100% agree.