PAPARAZI NOT SOCIAL DISTANCING

[JazzyTetra]

How on earth are they allowed to do this?!?! Watching the news, and they're all rubbing shoulders with each other AND DON'T SAY IT'S IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST! THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE PUBLIC IS PARAMOUNT.

[BigChocFrenzy]

Oh and "Paparazi" just do sleb gossip

The PM's chief adviser ignoring the rules that the government make is NEWS - not gossip

[BigChocFrenzy]

So you condemn the press
Now what can you find to condemn the former chief constable of Durham ?

Former chief constable of Durham police. Mike Barton

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/may/24/defence-of-dominic-cummings-is-shameful-says-ex-durham-police-chief?CMP=twtgu&utmmsource=Twitter&utmmedium#Echobox=1590323927

“It is clear he has broken the rules. It could not be clearer.
I cannot think of a worse example of a breach of the lockdown rules.
For it then to be defended by the government just beggars belief.”
......
“What is particularly sad and undermines completely the government position is
they seem to be operating in a bubble of self-privilege and denial
when they all should be leading by example.

‘Hypocrite’ was invented for these circumstances …
Of course it is double standards.”

Barton added:
“It feels like feudal times.
We make the rules and it is for you, the great unwashed, to follow them.”

[PleasantVille]

There's been roadworks near me recently and every time ive got past the workman have been huddled together about the same distance apart, not every job can be socially distant.

[BigChocFrenzy]

The police would now have problems telling the press to disperse

Police say Dominic Cummings controversy will make lockdown impossible to enforce

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2020/05/24/revealed-police-spoke-dominic-cummings-father-twice-260-mile/

Senior figures fear that lockdown policing is 'dead in the water' and that the public will rely on the 'Cummings defence' when challenged

[BigChocFrenzy]

The press don't make the law
So they are like any other bod not social distancing

Government make the laws that the rest of us obey
So when their mates ignore the laws, it angers many people who've sacrificed to obey the rules

[strugglingwithdeciding]

Not even comparable to using your instincts is on that's laughable
The press have been awful throughout

[Moondust001]

-the paparazzi not social distancing could be viewed as a public service-

I can't believe I just thought that, but I'd never say it.

[TheGreatWave]

Stop trying to deflect from the actual story.

[EstherEliza]

Tory bots? What does that mean?

[Smileyoriley]

@whocanibe2day me too. No 10 and that clown can go to hell.

[whocanibe2day]

I personally will do whatever the fuck I feel like as of now.

[Lostvoiced]

Well if it's their instinct and they're doing it with Tory brand Integrity and they're parents then apparently it's okay.

I dont give a shit any more, because neither do the government.

I'm still staying home, but the government has lost all credibility to tell others to stay home when they treat it as optional.

[Music101]

Tory bots, what's your opinion on them?

^

[MaxNormal]

Devil spawn ?

[whatnametopick]

I think it's "where possible" now isn't it?. Cummings, Johnston et al obviously didn't practice social distancing as they all caught covid-19 off each other.

[Port1aCastis]

Good for Dodgy Dom then good for the press and all the rest of us, follow your instincts leggjt up to Durham s'ok Dom said so

[DioneTheDiabolist]

I'm sure the press are acting, rightly on their instincts and that their actions are sensible and defensible.

[Fallsballs]

Stop shouting Jazzy

[JazzyTetra]

What's a tory bot?

[HatRack]

Tory bots, what's your opinion on them?

[stopcock]

So if someone assassinated an idiot because it was an instinct that would be lawful?

If you are Boris and the assassin was Dominic Cummings, then yes.

[JazzyTetra]

breaking the rules in their haste to question someone about breaking the rules.

[EstherEliza]

I saw that. Bizarre that they were literally rubbing shoulders with eachother and breaking the rules in their haste to question someone about breaking the rules.

[JazzyTetra]

So if someone assassinated an idiot because it was an instinct that would be lawful?

[stopcock]

Instincts like the law doesn't apply to them?

Yes. Spot on.