FrangipaniBlue So you actually agree with me! What were you so angry about then. 
Anyway, yes, as I've been saying in my posts here, no-one should be at risk anywhere, it's scary for everyone. And re the other issues discussed here, people priced out of home areas, hospital closures, are not unique to a particular area. It's a problem across the UK. A few posters suggested it was a problem only in rural areas (presumably they never watch the news about the London housing crisis).
Obviously, you don't, as you implied in earlier posts, have it worse in Cumbria than London. It's undeniably the case it's worse for Londoners. People there are far more at risk of catching it, and therefore more at risk of dying from it. As I've also said that doesn't mean it's not awful for everywhere else. Just that statistically you're likely to be safer where you are than people here.
As I've said before, that doesn't make it ok for anywhere else to suffer. Nor do I begrudge other places having more of a chance to minimalise spread. Any failings are down to the government. It's good that attempts to protect some areas are being made, police road blocks, etc. Lockdown happened too late to protect London and the West Midlands, but it might just help rural areas. And as I've said, I hope it does. I don't gain pleasure from others suffering as badly as Londoners.
I really should ignore posters who are clearly have some sort of agenda. Shouting, quoting me out of context, (deliberately?) misinterpreting my posts (trying to make out I'm saying something I'm not), twisting my words, using personal insults.
Thank you @NKFell I've said it in several posts now that I really hope people like the angry rude poster represent only a minority of rural people. You seem nice and I'd like to think you represent the majority. I was saying I'm earlier posts how much I hoped it wouldn't get worse for Cumbria and other places. I hope you and your family wherever they are stay safe.