What It’s Like to Go Into Lockdown for the Second Time

originally posted by: muzzleflash
a reply to: dug88

And people said there's no reason to need weapons to counter govt tyranny.

Hahaha

Pew, pew, shoot that virus...

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: musicismagic

I don't think shut downs are that devastating, Christmas is a massive shutdown , and you cant get much done until February when everyone is back at work.

Shhh, logic...

originally posted by: billxam
a reply to: dug88

My brother in the Philippines is under the same sort of lockdown. He's scheduled to have a major operation but oh no, no public transportation, only one person per household allowed out, one hour of exercise. He could get a medical pass to go for the operation but it's across three districts and that's not allowed.

The bestest part is doctors are allowed to go between districts but other health care workers can't so no nurses and support staff unless they happen to live either next to or in the hospital.

Public transport in Melbourne is still allowed. They have closed night services.

a reply to: chr0naut

You need a essential services certificate for reason for travel during all periods.

a reply to: anonentity

Well, have fun with that. So glad the “latest cluster” there was identified and you know that it came in on freight. I guess you guys might need to close every orifice of your country for the next...well, forever, since y’all won’t ever get herd or any immunity. If you guys keep your borders cinched down tight for the next ten years, when you do open back up and one person brings the virus in, guess what? It’s gonna spread through your society again.

You can’t eradicate it by locking down and masking up.

originally posted by: M5xaz
a reply to: dug88

"What It’s Like to Go Into Lockdown for the Second Time ?"

Answer ?
THIS:

Clear enough ?.....

Yeah, that's right, they had a second wave and a second lockdown too. Which is also over now.

originally posted by: glend
a reply to: chr0naut

You need a essential services certificate for reason for travel during all periods.

I have one to wave at the police if they question why I'm commuting.

I have never been stopped and questioned, nor have I ever seen anyone stopped by police, during these lockdowns, although I live in New Zealand and perhaps the situation is different in Melbourne.

a reply to: KansasGirl

If you cant eradicate by locking down and masking up, then we are all screwed. Because this thing is very tricky if it doesn't get you the first time around it will the second, it mutates like the common cold, it has to be contained before it grows exponentially.

a reply to: chr0naut

Sounds like its similar. I havnt seen police here either but staying home on most days. With $1600 fine its not worth the risk of travelling without a permit.

I live in California and it is hardly hell
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I do get bored and sometimes I would just like to go out so I can relate.

So I just try to get a lot of exercise and I've been doing some delayed maintenance on my house.

In a funny way, it has given me the time to take care of some business that I've been putting off.

a reply to: KKLOCO

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: musicismagic

I don't think shut downs are that devastating, Christmas is a massive shutdown , and you cant get much done until February when everyone is back at work.

Shhh, logic...

How easy it is for people to forget the tragic loss of many peoples businesses, divorces, suicides, people lost homes and their cars and have become reliant on the help of others maybe for years to come if they recover at all.
Sweden did it right, the states in the US who did not lock down have done as well as others but they did not lose their livelihoods and help to crush our nation.

a reply to: anonentity

if it doesn't get you the first time around it will the second

Your being conditioned for accepting the vaccine nothing more.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

I wouldn't have it. If it mutates like the common flue it will be as successful as the present flue vaccine, which is always behind the eight ball.

originally posted by: glend
a reply to: chr0naut

Sounds like its similar. I havnt seen police here either but staying home on most days. With $1600 fine its not worth the risk of travelling without a permit.

Hopefully it will be over soon. The new numbers are encouraging.

originally posted by: SeaWorthy

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: musicismagic

I don't think shut downs are that devastating, Christmas is a massive shutdown , and you cant get much done until February when everyone is back at work.

Shhh, logic...

How easy it is for people to forget the tragic loss of many peoples businesses, divorces, suicides, people lost homes and their cars and have become reliant on the help of others maybe for years to come if they recover at all.
Sweden did it right, the states in the US who did not lock down have done as well as others but they did not lose their livelihoods and help to crush our nation.

Honestly, Sweden did atrociously, with a tiny fraction of China's population, only slightly fewer infections than China, but with 18.5% more deaths than China.

Just because someone in the US wrote an article suggesting Sweden had a good response, doesn't mean it is true.

COVID-19 Dashboard by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE) at Johns Hopkins University (JHU)

originally posted by: chr0naut

originally posted by: glend
a reply to: chr0naut

You need a essential services certificate for reason for travel during all periods.

I have one to wave at the police if they question why I'm commuting.

I have never been stopped and questioned, nor have I ever seen anyone stopped by police, during these lockdowns, although I live in New Zealand and perhaps the situation is different in Melbourne.

They hooked us all up with the essential service permit at my work, but I haven’t heard of anyone (at my work) been pulled over and actually needing to show it.

The whole curfew thing does sound all extreme, but from what I’ve seen, there’s still plenty of cars on the road during the curfew well I’m commuting too and from work.

I’m kinda disappointed, if I was being honest... I was kinda hoping the coppers would be all over me well driving too and from work during curfew, just so I could pull my permit out and say essential service bitch, back off... lol.

a reply to: dug88

Answer this...

Does anyone really think adding a curfew on top of essential only travel is a good idea?

You're not allowed to leave your house for nonessential reasons....

So hey, lets make EVERYONE travel for their food etc at the same times

a reply to: chr0naut

Been looking at numbers oversea's. China had 30 cases a few weeks ago now they at 655 cases etc. So this thing is planning to stick around a while. Problem is its not only person to person contact....

Scientists discovered the virus is detectable for up to three hours in aerosols, up to four hours on copper, up to 24 hours on cardboard and up to two to three days on plastic and stainless steel.

Good thing is sunlight can kill it within seconds. So all they need do is take the roofs off supermarkets and we'll be as right as rain.

a reply to: Blaine91555

You can stop it, because you can not catch a virus in the first place.

Sounds like you are believing the offcial lie narrative , believing there is a virus that will spread .


Sounds like people here are starting to want lockdowns, and hoping govt will save them , for a greater good .


"The best PR happens with the people unaware that they are being manipulated.mob psychology must focus on emotion, not facts"

facts ??? what facts ??


This whole scam has been debunked Months ago and yet many here in ATS still talk like it is not.


What you believe is a virus is actually just a process of cell toxification , and if anyone want to dig more in to whole virology it smells like hoax also, to sell you products...vaccines.


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I cant see ATS as something that help people to navigate through the net of lies if it cant even see this Covid-1984 plandemic, one of the biggest conspiracys of all time,if not even the biggest.


It is a virus of the mind, and it seems to be highly contagious.

To be honest, for me, living in bay area, life has not been that different for me from June 1st. I had to go back to work. The center can only have 12 people in a class including teachers. My hours are the same. I can get groceries, gas, and takeout. Some clothing stores are open. I can go to Walmart or Target. I don't go to parties. I never had really anyhow. There arent suppose to be parties but people are having outdoor birthday's and evening patio meetings. The trails and beaches are packed with people. I try to avoid the crouds by going at the odd time of day. Some restraunts have outdoor dining. When I go to work I get my temp taken and asked if I have had exposure or diagnosis of covid. Some stablishments still have their plywood up from the riots. But, they are doing business.
I must say though I miss going to church. Online is not as good because youtube said that the service which was going to be live streamed was in youtube violation. So they went to a facebook format and I could not load it on my phone because I refuse to download the app. Had alot of issues with online church last Sat.. I even went to my old church which was doing the surmon on instagram. It faded out...

Seriously, my world was altered but is almost my normal.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: dug88

California and other states never ended the original lockdown. 5 straight months of hell for those people.