I know a lot of people are genuinely concerned about the current situation and worry about whether everyone is doing the right thing. But some of the shaming going on, on here and a lot on SM isn't helping.
I work with children in the care system. They're mainly expected to go in to school next week, for various reasons - often complex emotional needs. We've had some children really upset because they feel bad about going in, that they're putting teachers at risk and someone might die. The teaching staff I've spoken to about the arrangements are all supportive about the children being in. It's SM posts and comments from others that's causing the stress.
I had someone make a snarky comment because I went for a bike ride today, that I should only be leaving the house for groceries or work. Im trying to be as sensible as possible (local area, not busy, no stopping). I'm in work next week, I'm in the high risk (not severe risk) group, my job requires me to have face to face contact with people, it's important that I keep myself healthy to do the job. One of my friends is a nurse and she's worrying about whether to go to the special shopping hours after the posts on SM today about overcrowding at Tesco. I support a foster carer who has six kids at home (including her own older ones) who told me about the glares they were getting trying to shop for them, because other people assumed she was panic buying.
Not everyone who is out and about is being selfish, or out because they're treating life like a holiday. Please consider posting the positive examples of good behaviour instead of the shaming.
NB this comes with the caveat that we can still get angry at people drinking in pubs, I really can't think of any point where that's essential though I'm open to being proved wrong!