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I'd love to see some more information on why cinemas are safer in this moment than they've ever been.
If they are, it's only because of the precautions being taken. No one's getting sick in them because no one's in them! But I suppose we should wait for people to die before taking action?
@ToTheRight if it's safe and if you are comfortable going, then i believe you should go but if you aren't comfortable despite all safety measures then i believe you shouldn't. It's all about enjoyment, if it's not fun then what will be the point of going? Cinemas here have opened and i haven't watched a single film yet because i am not comfortable going at the moment, even if it's safe.
Good points. I'll see how I feel over the weekend.
What country do you live in ?
Here in melbourne ,australia we have no cases now and still must wear masks indoors.
This is what happens when politicians play doctor.
The U.S.- where I live there's been a slight spike, but not as intense as other parts of the country.
Says our top virologist?
Politicians do what they should do: asses risks, and impose rules on society. It's easo complain. They're just trying to prevent a new outbreak. That's hardly playing doctors.
I also go to a restaurant once or twice a week with my family, following state (I'm in the US) and CDC guidelines.
@ToTheRight, do a risk assessment and follow the rules is my thought. If you're not high risk, enjoy the film and your place in film history attending at this point in time.
I've been especially busy the past month or more, but I really do need to make time to get back to seeing movies in theaters. Like eating at restaurants and ordering take-out more than I would normally, it's important to support the local businesses.
And now I remember what a great Christmas movie Die Hard is. I'm all in. Checking local schedules it's available. I should consider that and The Blues Brothers, A Christmas Story. Plus take a closer look a new releases.
If they have zero new cases they must obviously be doing something right!
We have zero cases because they locked us down for 111 days after a hotel quarantine went wrong because the government put private security instead of the police or army there and therefore the whole state became infected and 820 died in a country death total of 908.
Thank you so much for the lecture.
+1
Unfortunately, there are civilians who think they are entitled to their 'freedom' (those breaking the restrictions clearly have no idea what 'freedom' actually means) and act like spoiled little teenagers. That's the kind of selfish behaviour that not only pushes the health system to its limits, but also puts other, more vulnerable, people's lives at risk.
You would think that message has finally come across, after a second wave of infections (with fatal consequences), but some people will never learn. Unfortunately.
Yes, exactly. Those in charge have experts who know what they’re talking about advising, like Fauci in the states and Henry here in BC. If you’re anti-mask / anti-science, look up the difference between “research” and “conclusion shopping” (if you’re able). We get it, you don’t want to wear a mask; it’s an inconvenience. So of course you’re going to be able to find any kind of bullshit “information” on the internet to support your desire to not wear a mask. “They don’t work, coronavirus isn’t serious”. Absolute selfishness. It’s fucking embarrassing the privilege of people who can deny the existence / seriousness of a global pandemic, while at the same time millions are dying of it.
I think you are too kind referring to them as "spoilt teenagers". I would call them spoilt toddlers.
I applaud both posts. Well spoken, gents!
Well, that sure is a propper FU, but tbh on a population of, what is it these days, 20 mil? you have 900 deaths, you've done extremely well. Over here we get half that per week, on 17 mil. souls.
That's terrible.
Where do you live Ross ?
Visit Australia....... :)]
Haha have been there twice, love Australia! And the movie isn't half bad either, but a bit long. Got to see the dropbears as well.
I live almost exactly at the opposite side of the planet, the low countries.
Haven't watched Australia yet.
What are the the low countries ?
Officially it's The Netherlands and Belgium together, but I live in the Netherlands (litterally: low countries). A swampy area that has worse weather than Britain, and where the local inhabitants found it necessary to start stealing land from the sea by building dikes and windmills to drain it empty.
Indeed, one of our finer 'schemes'.
That's bizarre.......
YOu think that's bizarre?
Got a point, Dimi.
Margaret Keenan, 90, from Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, became the first person in the world to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine outside of a clinical trial, marking the start of the UK’s mass vaccination programme.