Sturgeonland

[redscot]

Great idea. What about the folk who are immunocompromised? What about their lives?

I am convinced you are at it.

[Basingstokered]

Great idea. What about the folk who are immunocompromised? What about their lives?

They could live like the bubble boy from Seinfield.

[Donanddusted]

Ok,
Sturgeon believes that wearing a mask saves lives but when she pops off to London for a Royal event she and her husband dont wear a mask. Regardless of what the country you are in and what their rules are, surely you would wear a mask to save everybody if thats what you believe....makes you think.

I'm not a Sturgeon sycophant.
I don't use her as my role model.
Politicians tend to disappoint in that regard

I try to read a broad scope of material on a subject matter.

Published peer-reviewed papers are immensely helpful in developing a better understanding of "hot topics".

[57vintage]

I try to read a broad scope of material on a subject matter.

Published peer-reviewed papers are immensely helpful in developing a better understanding of "hot topics".

Fair enough. An admirable viewpoint which I share.

Classic period jazz mags though - Men Only or Mayfair?

[Donanddusted]

Fair enough. An admirable viewpoint which I share.

Classic period jazz mags though - Men Only or Mayfair?

Reader's Wives. A bit more "earthy".

Knave and Escort had their place too.

[redscot]

I'm not a Sturgeon sycophant.
I don't use her as my role model.
Politicians tend to disappoint in that regard

I try to read a broad scope of material on a subject matter.

Published peer-reviewed papers are immensely helpful in developing a better understanding of "hot topics".

Fair enough, but this is what was driving Scotlands Covid directive.

Make your own mind up.

[Donanddusted]

Fair enough, but this is what was driving Scotlands Covid directive.

Make your own mind up.

It was allegedly based on what those in the medical professional (no, not 'dentists') were advising the SG on.
Politicians of all persuasion will tend to use things to their advantage.
However on this subject, I believe that the SG were correct to promote and then enforce it.
It wasn't to protect the individual. It was a tool to be used with others in attempting to control the number of infections.
As we know, there is no telling those who know better.
The amount of the population who suddenly gained qualifications in epidemiology and virology was astounding.

[donsdaft]

Readers Wives eh?

That's a blast fae the past.

[redscot]

It was allegedly based on what those in the medical professional (no, not 'dentists') were advising the SG on.
Politicians of all persuasion will tend to use things to their advantage.
However on this subject, I believe that the SG were correct to promote and then enforce it.
It wasn't to protect the individual. It was a tool to be used with others in attempting to control the number of infections.
As we know, there is no telling those who know better.
The amount of the population who suddenly gained qualifications in epidemiology and virology was astounding.

As i said, make your own mind up.

https://www.heraldscotland.com/polit...-devi-sridhar/

[InversneckieDob]

Knave.