To ask if you see your neighbours having too many people over at christmas will you report them?

[ShesMadeATwatOfMePam]

Just that really. Will you actually report your neighbours if you see they have over 6 people at christmas, if the rule of 6 is still in place?

Yabu: yes i will report them
Yanbu: i wouldn't report

From my point of view, i wouldn't report.

[TooTrueToBeGood]

I would give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they're having a funeral service for the turkey which means up to 15 people allowed.

[ShesMadeATwatOfMePam]

No, I wouldn't report but I will be very sad that I'm not seeing my family or my DH's family because I want them to be safe and COVID to be under control as quickly as possible and yet other people are not prepared to make the same sacrifices.

It's that kind of holier than thou attitude that's really pissing me off.

Id probably be very suicidal if id stuck to the rules. I was getting pretty close during lockdown. Everyone's circumstances are different.

[Fionasmammy]

It's difficult to follow rules you don't respect or see the point of. I wouldnt care what they do in the context of covid as long as they aren't rowdy or leave a mess.

[TerribleCustomerCervix]

Absolutely not.

Aside from the fact I probably wouldn’t notice or care, I’ll have to live beside them for years to come.

I do far too much online shopping to risk pissing them off.

[Brunt0n]

A raging party? yes.
A few extra people? No, i’m not Scrooge

[nottodaytomorrow]

Me and my group of 10 family members will be too busy celebrating together to care what others are up to

[Eviebeans]

No way

[userxx]

Errrrr no.

[2beautifulbabs]

No I won't report nor would I even think too.
It's a shocking thing to even consider that somebody would want to stop family and friends seeing each other in their own private property.
The government won't be able to keep this up much longer people will push back especially around Christmas time when it's the most joyous time to spend with your loved ones.

[IceCreamAndCandyfloss]

@ShesMadeATwatOfMePam

No, I wouldn't report but I will be very sad that I'm not seeing my family or my DH's family because I want them to be safe and COVID to be under control as quickly as possible and yet other people are not prepared to make the same sacrifices.

It's that kind of holier than thou attitude that's really pissing me off.

Id probably be very suicidal if id stuck to the rules. I was getting pretty close during lockdown. Everyone's circumstances are different.

Why is it “ holier than thou” to comply with the law or to want to keep family safe?

[Eviebeans]

What a crazy situation...
After all the MPs who have done the wrong thing with no consequences for them I hope the government wouldn't try to impose fines etc on members of the public

[Hormonecrazyhell]

No, I would be silently bitter though, sat fuming with only the dc (or rather the backs of their heads as they game) for company for weeks on end. It make me question why I bother with all these rules when others don’t do their part too

[myhobbyisouting]

Nope

[riceuten]

No, unless they were being incredibly noisy

[SchrodingersImmigrant]

I honestly don’t know how folk know so much about their neighbours, unless they’re friends.

Community spirit? Having a quick few words chat? Number of cars known to park on a street because if there is 1 more some resident wouldn't fit?😁

[waitforitwaitforit]

God no.

[TiniestFluffiestBunny]

My neighbours, who have broken every lockdown rule and are the most abusive harassing people I have had the misfortune to live in close proximity to?

No, they can have as many people round as they like as long as they don't escalate to damaging our property (again)

[SchrodingersImmigrant]

I am actually quite at awe at how Brits just cannot have Christmas dinner without a massive group. It's kind of nice, and kind of odd at the same time.

[Lolly34h]

Neighbour one side who has parties at new year with about 40 people yes. Cause quite frankly they are entitled bastards who don't give a shit about disturbing anyone ever! To the point she lets her kids out in the garden as soon as I close my bedroom curtains to get my toddler to sleep. So yes I will be reporting them. But only because they have zero consideration for anyone.

[redcarbluecar]

Definitely not

[TableFlowerss]

No I would not!! It’s Christmas for Christ sake and it might be the only time folk get to see their family.

People can make their own risk assessments. If I was a 78 year old, overweight, diabetic, male that snakes then I’d try to avoid people at all costs for a couple of weeks after Xmas.

If I was a 40 year, slim, healthy woman with two teenage kids at uni then I’d not worry so much!

[TableFlowerss]

smokes

[newwnamme]

Not on Christmas or any other day, but then I have no plans to be keeping the rules either so reporting would make me a massive hypocrite.

[DelilahfromDevon]

Absolutely not. I won’t be adhering to it myself therefore it would be hypocritical of me to report anyone else.

[ShesMadeATwatOfMePam]

Why is it “ holier than thou” to comply with the law or to want to keep family safe?

Because there is more than just covid threatening people's well-being that people need to be kept safe from?