Klopp

[Tichi1]

An average of 150,000 people die a day. Roughly 100,000 age related. And yes, babies die every day for many reasons including covid.

If you think locking down the country and hiding in your basement would have prevented that baby's death then I'd suggest you do so. The problem comes when your ruler tells you to do that and you do it. It's the trait of every tyrannical regime. They dream of a sheep like docile population that blindly follows the orders. It's how the most horrid moments in history occur and has always been that way. Nuremburg was one of those moments that the world actually followed through and prosecuted the surviving leaders.

Klopp has replaced wenger as the biggest whiner. He's persecuted by all EPL official. Just ask him... he'll tell you. His players are saints and pure as the driven snow. All fouls are committed by the other team and they deserve at least one penalty kick a game if not more. He's also a member of the master race with superior intellect and more than entitled to tell you how to live your life. Football coaches are experts on all matters. Just ask him. He'll tell you.

Wowzer! What a cynical world view mate - surprised you sleep nights!

[Orgoner]

Wowzer! What a cynical world view mate - surprised you sleep nights!

Just because you're paranoid, it doesn't mean they're not out to get you.

That said, I'm far less trusting of the TV/cable channels here in the US than I ever was of BBC/ITV when I lived in the UK.

It's a strange world and no mistake.

[ozleeds]

Just because you're paranoid, it doesn't mean they're not out to get you.

That said, I'm far less trusting of the TV/cable channels here in the US than I ever was of BBC/ITV when I lived in the UK.

It's a strange world and no mistake.

The media thing is always going to be corrupt as they are owned by the rich and politicians have big shares in them.
But to suggest something like this is made up well people are more fickle than I thought.
I brought up my town with zero deaths and zero cases most of the time. This would not be an epidemic if people took precautions in the first place. Yes, you can live with it and everything could open up but do we trust ourselves to do the right thing as we have in our town? This is real and please don't listen to media listen to each other and you will get the real story. I got it early and even it's been like nearly 18 months since I still can't do anything a simple walk wears me down, going to do a little shopping wears me down. I also know family and friends that have had it and more or less are in the same boat. Some get better with no long-term effects but some just don't get better.
Ask this to yourself and you will get an answer. Can I trust myself and can I trust others?

[Monaco_Totty]

The media thing is always going to be corrupt as they are owned by the rich and politicians have big shares in them.
But to suggest something like this is made up well people are more fickle than I thought.
I brought up my town with zero deaths and zero cases most of the time. This would not be an epidemic if people took precautions in the first place. Yes, you can live with it and everything could open up but do we trust ourselves to do the right thing as we have in our town? This is real and please don't listen to media listen to each other and you will get the real story. I got it early and even it's been like nearly 18 months since I still can't do anything a simple walk wears me down, going to do a little shopping wears me down. I also know family and friends that have had it and more or less are in the same boat. Some get better with no long-term effects but some just don't get better.
Ask this to yourself and you will get an answer. Can I trust myself and can I trust others?

Trust ?

Just add that Coronavirus has exacerbated whole family’s mental health to the point that many are about to break up. Stress, anxiety and strain in terms of finances have broken such families and created so many other issues.

Poverty in the Pandemic is one such issue in that family life has been turned upside down by coronavirus. Sudden loss of earnings, additional caring responsibilities in the face of school and nursery closures, caring for elderly relatives, increased costs and home schooling were just some of the challenges facing families during the peak of the crisis.

There is no doubt that coping with these challenges is a lot easier if you have money and access to other resources so says a report by Child Poverty Action Group research team - a research report undertaken in Leeds 11,the community surrounding Elland Road.I suspect all on here to a degree knows folks in similar a dilemma wherever we live.

As a result of the pandemic, nearly six in 10 families in Leeds 11 said they are struggling to cover the cost of three or more basic essentials, including food, utilities, rent, travel or child-related costs – and around half the families said they now have a new or worse debt problem. Today there is no indication that people’s financial problems have eased in recent months sadly.

[hopelesslyoptimistic]

The true joys of Brexit are starting to hit home too. Merry Christmas is around the corner too!

[ozleeds]

Trust ?

Just add that Coronavirus has exacerbated whole family’s mental health to the point that many are about to break up. Stress, anxiety and strain in terms of finances have broken such families and created so many other issues.

Poverty in the Pandemic is one such issue in that family life has been turned upside down by coronavirus. Sudden loss of earnings, additional caring responsibilities in the face of school and nursery closures, caring for elderly relatives, increased costs and home schooling were just some of the challenges facing families during the peak of the crisis.

There is no doubt that coping with these challenges is a lot easier if you have money and access to other resources so says a report by Child Poverty Action Group research team - a research report undertaken in Leeds 11,the community surrounding Elland Road.I suspect all on here to a degree knows folks in similar a dilemma wherever we live.

As a result of the pandemic, nearly six in 10 families in Leeds 11 said they are struggling to cover the cost of three or more basic essentials, including food, utilities, rent, travel or child-related costs – and around half the families said they now have a new or worse debt problem. Today there is no indication that people’s financial problems have eased in recent months sadly.

Businesses are profiteering from this virus just look at supermarkets and their markups.
People don't understand the jab is there to reduce the damage it can do to you. It does not stop you from getting it or passing it on. It is for your own safety. I was sh-t scared of getting it due to my ill health but then I said f it and wish it was around before I got covid.
I understand people have been hesitant and all that but are they sure this virus only kills the aged and the sick as I have met people fit as a fiddle and they got it bad also what about all these athletes sportspeople who are fit why do they get it?
Again set aside media social media anti vexxers believers so on. Do you trust yourselves and do you trust others?
No one will answer that because either one is a NO.
Again here where I live life is normal we probably had 6 weeks of closures since the start and all businesses are open. Do I trust my town Yes Sir? Do I want to go out of my town No F way.
Instead of turning with one another what is the world doing with the Chinese arse holes why is it all quiet on that front? Instead there arguing about some f n submarine deal

[spaldy]

Oz. A sternly worded letter from the UN is coming. Xi will be sure to act on lab protocols…after he takes Taiwan

[hopelesslyoptimistic]

Good luck OW - keep safe

[ozleeds]

Oz. A sternly worded letter from the UN is coming. Xi will be sure to act on lab protocols…after he takes Taiwan

Yeah like whoa which they funded I'm sure they have their dirty hands in the UN also.