Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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The question - if I understand what they are trying to achieve correctly - is slightly misleading.
1. The Covid Passport pub would be without masks and the need for the rule of 6. To all intents and purposes it sounds like it would be like a boozer was before this shit show kicked off
2. The non COVID passport pub would be rule of 6, 2 households, masks when you need to go for a slash and table service only.
If that is the case, and like most things it would appear that the government is testing the water at the minute, I'd rather be in a (1) pub every time.
For all the "civil liberties" crowd. Your phone tracks you everywhere you go, your bank card can trace what you have spent and where, the Alexa in your house can listen to you asking the wife what's for tea, your ISP will throw out your search history if asked and someone, somewheres CCTV is watching you fart as you walk down the street. The privacy ship has long since set sail.
1. The Covid Passport pub would be without masks and the need for the rule of 6. To all intents and purposes it sounds like it would be like a boozer was before this shit show kicked off
2. The non COVID passport pub would be rule of 6, 2 households, masks when you need to go for a slash and table service only.
If that is the case, and like most things it would appear that the government is testing the water at the minute, I'd rather be in a (1) pub every time.
For all the "civil liberties" crowd. Your phone tracks you everywhere you go, your bank card can trace what you have spent and where, the Alexa in your house can listen to you asking the wife what's for tea, your ISP will throw out your search history if asked and someone, somewheres CCTV is watching you fart as you walk down the street. The privacy ship has long since set sail.
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