| Simple question for the left side 18:36 - May 11 with 1895 views | Yarman |
If J C had won the last election and was PM now, he would pretty much be listening to and acting on the same medical advice as Boris is. What do you think J C would have said and done differently, and would you have followed his advice more willingly. |  | | |  |
| Simple question for the left side on 18:46 - May 11 with 1878 views | Sadoldgit |
We will never know so I’m not sure where this is going. |  | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:19 - May 11 with 1837 views | Yarman |
| Simple question for the left side on 18:46 - May 11 by Sadoldgit |
We will never know so I’m not sure where this is going. |
I agree we will never know, but it would be interesting to hear some constructive criticism, instead of just dismissing everything Boris says . | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:36 - May 11 with 1799 views | Sadoldgit |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:19 - May 11 by Yarman |
I agree we will never know, but it would be interesting to hear some constructive criticism, instead of just dismissing everything Boris says . |
Well, if we go back to the start, choices were in place that included lockdown, not locking down and allowing people to become infected to encourage a herd immunity and, I expect, others. This government initially decided to go with the herd immunity strategy. If I was to second guess what Labour would have done, given their focus on people rather than the making of money, I would imagine that they would have gone with the lock down strategy in order to prevent as many people as possible from becoming infected. I would also imagine that they would have gone down the test, track and isolate route much sooner but again, that is just based on my perception of a party and a person in J.C. who are focussed on the wellbeing of the population above all else. | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:59 - May 11 with 1782 views | Yarman |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:36 - May 11 by Sadoldgit |
Well, if we go back to the start, choices were in place that included lockdown, not locking down and allowing people to become infected to encourage a herd immunity and, I expect, others. This government initially decided to go with the herd immunity strategy. If I was to second guess what Labour would have done, given their focus on people rather than the making of money, I would imagine that they would have gone with the lock down strategy in order to prevent as many people as possible from becoming infected. I would also imagine that they would have gone down the test, track and isolate route much sooner but again, that is just based on my perception of a party and a person in J.C. who are focussed on the wellbeing of the population above all else. |
Thanks for your opinion, I think another way could have been to the involve all the top ministers of all parties to thrash out ideas to fight this virus and keep it non political so as to not waste time and energy on pointless political in fighting and points scoring, sounds stupid l know but we live in strange times. | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 20:08 - May 11 with 1771 views | cynicalsaint |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:59 - May 11 by Yarman |
Thanks for your opinion, I think another way could have been to the involve all the top ministers of all parties to thrash out ideas to fight this virus and keep it non political so as to not waste time and energy on pointless political in fighting and points scoring, sounds stupid l know but we live in strange times. |
sounds eminently sensible to me. | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 20:13 - May 11 with 1766 views | pjt50 |
If JC had won the last election he would still have been saddled with the effects of 10 years of Tory under-funding of the NHS & care systems, not to mention lack or preparation for pandemics (e.g. ignoring the recommendations of the Cygnus report). On that basis I doubt if there would have been a massive difference in outcome. | |
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| Simple question for the left side on 20:56 - May 11 with 1722 views | Sadoldgit |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:59 - May 11 by Yarman |
Thanks for your opinion, I think another way could have been to the involve all the top ministers of all parties to thrash out ideas to fight this virus and keep it non political so as to not waste time and energy on pointless political in fighting and points scoring, sounds stupid l know but we live in strange times. |
I completely agree with you. The ideal situation would have been a cross party committee calling on experienced people with relevant skill sets including a Scottish, Welsh and N Irish contingent. Better opportunity to get everyone singing from the same hymn sheet, no point scoring and a real sense that we are all actually in this together. Johnson went into this with Brexit in mind, with a weak inexperienced cabinet and large percentage of the country hoping for and expecting him to fail. He is the weakest of the last series of Tory leaders by far but by pulling together a cross party body to manage this pandemic he could have carried on doing what he does best, cheerleading from the front, whilst competent decisions were being made on his behalf by a competent team. Even some of the Tory back benchers, not to mention The Mail and The Telegraph, are losing faith in Johnson and his team. | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 21:09 - May 11 with 1709 views | DorsetIan |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:59 - May 11 by Yarman |
Thanks for your opinion, I think another way could have been to the involve all the top ministers of all parties to thrash out ideas to fight this virus and keep it non political so as to not waste time and energy on pointless political in fighting and points scoring, sounds stupid l know but we live in strange times. |
He didn't even need to do that. He could have called back some of the more experienced ministers that he had purged during the Brexit process.
But as had been said above, it was never going to be possible to u-turn from such an antagonistic position (remember it was only in February that Sajid Javid was forced out, and the end of Feb when the Home Office head civil servant resigned) to one of cross-party cooperation. | |
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| Simple question for the left side on 23:41 - May 11 with 1638 views | PatfromPoole |
Starmer has got quite an experienced front-bench in place. A few big-hitters in there.
Johnson is not going to get anything like the easy ride his large majority would indicate he should have had. The pandemic is obviously going to define his period in office, and it is not going well for him at all. |  |
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| Simple question for the left side on 09:19 - May 12 with 1539 views | Gennaro_Contaldo |
Corbyn would've tried to sit down with the virus and come to a peace deal with it ..... sorry, couldn't resist. |  |
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| Simple question for the left side on 09:20 - May 12 with 1535 views | kernow |
| Simple question for the left side on 09:19 - May 12 by Gennaro_Contaldo |
Corbyn would've tried to sit down with the virus and come to a peace deal with it ..... sorry, couldn't resist. |
No, he would have wrestled it to the ground. | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 09:37 - May 12 with 1526 views | Sadoldgit |
| Simple question for the left side on 09:19 - May 12 by Gennaro_Contaldo |
Corbyn would've tried to sit down with the virus and come to a peace deal with it ..... sorry, couldn't resist. |
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| Simple question for the left side on 09:48 - May 12 with 1512 views | Ron11 |
| Simple question for the left side on 19:36 - May 11 by Sadoldgit |
Well, if we go back to the start, choices were in place that included lockdown, not locking down and allowing people to become infected to encourage a herd immunity and, I expect, others. This government initially decided to go with the herd immunity strategy. If I was to second guess what Labour would have done, given their focus on people rather than the making of money, I would imagine that they would have gone with the lock down strategy in order to prevent as many people as possible from becoming infected. I would also imagine that they would have gone down the test, track and isolate route much sooner but again, that is just based on my perception of a party and a person in J.C. who are focussed on the wellbeing of the population above all else. |
Yes, focussed on the wellbeing of anybody but white British people.
Nothing to do with votes, of course. | | | |
| Simple question for the left side on 10:09 - May 12 with 1504 views | saint68 |
| Simple question for the left side on 09:19 - May 12 by Gennaro_Contaldo |
Corbyn would've tried to sit down with the virus and come to a peace deal with it ..... sorry, couldn't resist. |
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