End the Lockdown

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Abbott's ambitious plan includes opening state parks Monday, while adhereing to White House coronavirus task force Phase I guidelines of social distancing, limiting gatherings to five or less, and still calling for face coverings to help minimize exposures, the U.K.'s Dail Mail reported.
 
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petros said:
Abbott's ambitious plan includes opening state parks Monday, while adhereing to White House coronavirus task force Phase I guidelines of social distancing, limiting gatherings to five or less, and still calling for face coverings to help minimize exposures, the U.K.'s Dail Mail reported.
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Parks are open here and most people are social distancing , although I have noticed many not being so strict lately .
 
Avro52

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It will have to happen soon . But remember politicians have a lot riding on this , they cannot simply say , hey we overreacted , never mind .
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Saving lives is over reacting?

From you that comment is true crocodile man.
 
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Cops should not be enforcing lockdown. Lockdown isn't the law.

And police-sanctioned virtue signalling over the NHS doesn't spread the virus, it seems.

 
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Former Cabinet Ministers David Davis (top, second to left) and Iain Duncan Smith have joined forces with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer (top, far left) and City bosses to warn the lack of a clear exit strategy could wreak lasting damage on the UK economy. It comes as officials are drawing up a three-stage 'traffic light' plan which would see some businesses such as DIY stores and garden centres reopen (a shopper at The Range in Plymouth, bottom left, and some children return to school, as early as the week beginning May 11. There is growing concern that Boris Johnson's absence from Downing Street is hampering exit plans, despite signs that the outbreak is passing its peak. In response to claims of a power vacuum, No 10 said that a 'quad' of key ministers - Health Secretary Matt Hancock, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab (main image), Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Cabinet Office Minister Michael Gove - met every weekday at 6pm to decide strategy. Right: a graph showing number of coronavirus cases and death in Britain.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...litical-leaders-call-clear-exit-lockdown.html
 
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