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19th January 2021, 04:47 #1
Face Mask 'Police'
Apology issued over misunderstanding of face mask exemption in Sandwell store
Earlier today a video was shared of our officers challenging a man in Sainsbury’s, Oldbury, who was not wearing a face mask and he was asked to leave the store.
We believe this happened sometime last month.
We’re committed to keeping our communities safe from the deadly virus, however on this occasion, we got this wrong as the man told us that he was exempt.
We stated that it was a legal requirement for an exemption card or badge to be shown. This was incorrect and the officers have misinterpreted the guidance.
We sincerely apologise for any distress and upset we have caused to the man and his wife.
Has anybody faced the growing trend of ignorant, uneducated cops forcing people to wear masks when they are expemt? The above is one example of how they have got things horribly wrong.
We also have citizens thinking they are the law but starting fights/arguments with anyone without a face covering.
I've never worn a mask but to comply with the law(now), I use a scarf, it's cold anyway. Earlier on when it wasnt required, I was in a supermarket and some old fella asked me why I wasnt wearing a mask, in rude manner. My reply was simple and straight forward, he ran off. But others have found abuse and violence towards them.
If you suffer from illnesses which mean wearing a mask can cause you distress/illness, you are exempt. Go to the government(UK) website and download the exempt pass.
If you see someone without a mask, remember you are not the police. If you are the police, use some intelligece and get rid of your power trips as people may be exempt.
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19th January 2021, 07:49 #2
Police and stores are well within their rights to demand to see exempt passes though. Do you agree?
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19th January 2021, 07:51 #3
KKWC - do you feel manly and brave when you don’t wear a mask? Do you feel emasculated when you have to wear a mask?
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19th January 2021, 10:09 #4
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Good on the police to enforce such a law strictly. Those who refuse to wear a mask should be fined heavily.
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19th January 2021, 11:04 #6
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Unless someone has a medical issue they really should wear a mask. It doesn’t make anyone “cool” or “manly” to ignore health guidelines in middle of a pandemic.
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19th January 2021, 11:18 #7
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19th January 2021, 13:27 #8
We are already getting fined for not wearing masks in uni. UK needs to catch up
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19th January 2021, 13:39 #9
Wear a mask stop the spread what is so complicated about it ?
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19th January 2021, 13:47 #10
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Here, everybody aged two or above needs a mask. If not, pay a fine of HK$5000. I have not seen anybody not wearing a mask since the pandemic began.
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19th January 2021, 13:54 #11
Last edited by Robert; 19th January 2021 at 13:55.
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19th January 2021, 15:05 #12
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I was a bit sceptical about Covid ( still followed the regulations) but recently some young and fit members of my family got it and it was frightening. It genuinley laid them out for two weeks and it was touch and go for a while. Thankfully they are recovering and hopefully getting back to normal.
I never understood the people who deliberately didnt wear a mask because of 'civil liberties'. Its such a small thing to do and I found the fact they were taking such a silly stand amusing. Now it angers me and I hope they do get fined for putting themselves and others at risk.
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19th January 2021, 15:38 #13
So OP is an anti vaxxer and anti masker. What a hero.
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19th January 2021, 15:39 #14
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The OP, again, has scored his own goal. ;)
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19th January 2021, 15:48 #15
Heroes of the pandemic
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19th January 2021, 15:53 #16
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19th January 2021, 16:03 #17
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19th January 2021, 19:43 #20
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I don't see issue in exemption but if a store doesn't let you in because you don't wear a mask, they should be allowed too. Exemption shouldn't give automatic access.
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19th January 2021, 19:53 #21
It has been over a year, and some people still think masks are not necessary and do not dramatically reduce the chances of transmission.
Incredible.
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19th January 2021, 20:23 #22
Before jumping the gun with masks, consider the following facts:
Number of people wearing masks is not inversely proportional to number of people contracting the virus. In my area people are wearing masks outdoors, but we were shoved into Tier 4 etc.
The next fact which is important of them all - schools. Schools were open, and children were transmitting the virus from home (where no mask is needed), and of course once in the classroom etc, would transmit the virus to other kids, who would then go home and infect their families.
For this reason masks are not effective in the long run cos ultimatley if you have a child going to school chances are high of contracting the virus despite wearing a mask in public.
The idea of keeping the schools open was down to herd immunity, and if this is the tactic, then there's no point wearing a mask, not for parents anyway.
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19th January 2021, 20:39 #23
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you wear a mask not to protect yourself but to stop spreading your own germs, so if im wearing a mask I don't like it if the next person isn't.
They need to spot fine people heavily to enforce the law,
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Exemption passes should have been provided by GPs rather than being freely available for any old conspiracy to download.
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I am no doctor, of course there may be some medical conditions but the majority of people who don't wear face masks are just trying to make some useless point. Lots of people claim it gives them anxiety which I think is just an excuse. It's just people posturing mainly.
If you have some sort of illness that facemask to the extent that a simple cloth affects your breathing you shouldn't really be going out and about to busy places in the pandemic. It's illogical.
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19th January 2021, 23:06 #27
People who wear glasses and wear masks can find the experience extremely challenging. Steamed up glasses with a mask is not pleasant can indeed lead to anxiety if you depend on your glasses 100% of the time.
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19th January 2021, 23:10 #28
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19th January 2021, 23:26 #29
If someone is too anxious to wear a mask or covering when out and about then perhaps they should just stay at home. I mean what else are they going to get anxious about when out of their home?
WEAR A MASK: Laser light scattering experiment highlights difference in droplets generated by someone wearing a mask & someone who isn't.
— Kashif N Chaudhry (@KashifMD) April 19, 2020
Protect yourself by politely asking others to wear a mask in your presence. Extend the same courtesy to others. Spread the word. #WearAMask pic.twitter.com/go7nrtUgde
#COVID__19 #Masks|
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Lasers reveal, without a mask, droplets can travel up to 12ft within 50 seconds, that’s 4m. Social distancing guidelines state 2m.
Guidance on what masks work best here👇🏼https://t.co/nZFRKPb3H9 pic.twitter.com/yZzTWSRyFD
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19th January 2021, 23:27 #30
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19th January 2021, 23:49 #31
I’ve heard death is an unpleasant and challenging experience too.
But, at least your glasses won’t steam up.
Or you could just attach some tape to stick the top of the mask to your cheek, hence stopping your lens from fogging over.
I take it Alex Jones and his ilk haven’t released a video on that?
Better luck next time
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20th January 2021, 00:04 #32
lol. Some idiotic comments here.
The law is to wear a FACE COVERING, which I do when the law requires this of me. Face covering doesnt need to be a mask.
lol. No I dont need to square up to and old man, I simply told him he's not the police.
There are many out there who cant wear a face covering due to medical reasons, they have a right to be exempt as per the law. No they shouldnt be forced to stay in as they have a right to live their life as others do.
Its funny to see so many deluded people with little or knowledge of the law or the pandemic.
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20th January 2021, 00:08 #33
Children under 12 are not required to a wear a mask, yet as you were transmitting the disease to their parents.
The whole thing is a farce but the problem is you have idiots with lack of knowledge of the law and pandemic, they are like sheep following whatever the government tells them to do. People need to use their own brains, if they have some cells in order to protect themselves and their family.
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20th January 2021, 00:10 #34
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20th January 2021, 00:55 #41
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20th January 2021, 02:54 #42
I am a glasses wearer. Was really struggling at first, particularly when wearing cloth masks. But the standard blue disposable masks with the string are spot on. They have an internal mesh strip across the top, which can be fit tightly over the bridge of your nose and moulded to fit. I can then rest my glasses on top of this mesh: no more steaming up, and a comfortable mask.
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20th January 2021, 03:34 #43
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blue disposable work better
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20th January 2021, 04:53 #45
Lets have some critical thinking here.
Show me the laser images of INHALING. Ever question this?
I need not remind you, GPs are protected from top to bottom, masks and all, yet still can contract the virus and have died from the virus.
Let me know when you find something on Google.
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20th January 2021, 04:57 #46
No one in this thread has addressed the point of schools, and children who are super-spreaders.
Children don't wear a mask, have a higher chance of immunity, yet can transmit the virus at home without knowing.
I want to hear from pro-mask supporters why Schools were open during tier 4 lockdowns.
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20th January 2021, 06:19 #47
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This is thread is a testament why so many Brits are losing their lives due to COVID-19.
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20th January 2021, 06:35 #48
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20th January 2021, 10:37 #49
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i think we have got to the point where if you are exempt then the onus is on you to prove why. UK has the worst death rate in the world yet there's too many people worried about offending, or infringement of human rights bla bla. Normally i would agree however we are in an emergency 1500 ppl dying a day in the UK we need army on the streets for at least 2/3 weeks sending people home, most of london is carrying on as normal and a lot of business are know too exploiting the loophole of essential retailers to remain open for business.
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20th January 2021, 17:50 #55
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At least this post is true to character, gotta give OP that
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20th January 2021, 18:04 #56
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How are masks and schools linked? This is about taking precautions as best as possible. Of course, there are things that could be done better but that doesn't mean that we abandon everything else does it.
The government made a mistake on schools but finally reacted and they are now closed. That is the fault of the tories nothing to do with masks.
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20th January 2021, 19:57 #58
I just explained how wearing masks and schools are linked. Kids go to school, no masks, super spreaders, come home, spread the virus. What is the point of a parent wearing a mask in public (note I used the term parent in my previous post).
The schools will reopen again, even under lockdown of sorts, and again, if you have kids, you will know the schools will be open soon for one main reason as before, testing centres. In fact schools are open for children who are vunerable right now.
Testing centres at schools will then identify which child has C19, and the schools can link to an address, and hey presto, now a database is built marking postcodes with infections. How do you think the government divided the country into Tiers? Abracadabra?
Remember, it was WHO and their misinformation from the onset that largly contributed to the mess we are in. It was WHO that stated the virus cannot be transmitted from human to human thus masks are not necessary, but made a U-turn, it was WHO that recommended herd immunity and made a U-turn. This is why WHO were accused of colluding with China.
And finally, yes we can blame the government, but during a full lockdown the economy was decimated. Aviation, hospitality, retail - sectors destroyed and with it familes and their livelihoods.
I will ask you the same question that I ask anyone who solely put the blame on the goverment. What would you have done if you were PM of this country, trying to balance the fight against the virus while keeping the economy alive, on the back of shoddy information from WHO?
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20th January 2021, 20:09 #60
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The WHO stated that there was no clear evidence that the virus was transmitted from human to human in Wuhan, a statement that was true at the time with evidence of it becoming available several days later. This statement wasn't in any way linked to mask wearing. The statement (and the evidence of human to human transmission becoming available several days later) occurred in mid-January, weeks before the first identified case in the UK.
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20th January 2021, 20:13 #61
97.5% given current figures. So 2.5% of people who catch it will die. That's potentially 1.6 million premature deaths in the UK. 1.6 million funerals - all those relatives and friends in desperate pain.
Then add all the corresponding misery from loss of homes, businesses, jobs to that. Massive government borrowing resulting in reduced services.
We all have to get the vaccine as fast as possible to start to get on top of this.
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20th January 2021, 20:50 #63
Biological warfare.
The most dangerous kind there is. You cannot fight what you cannot see.
Kills people while maintaining infrastructre etc. Most effective unlike traditional bombs etc which destroy buildings, roads, etc.
Combine this with currency wars, and you have the perfect weapon, at minimal cost that can destroy societies without leaving a trace.
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20th January 2021, 20:52 #64
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Enforced negative PCR tests for entrants to the UK.
Stricter (but hopefully shorter) lockdown. Every man and his dog became a key worker during the lockdowns. It was staggering! Apart from hospitality most businesses carried on as normal. The lockdown should have been short and snappy. I feel we were in limbo a lot neither a full lockdown or fully open.
Testing capacity was incredibly poor at the start. I was genuinley disappointed at how poorly we performed at the start.
Schools closed for the duration of all lockdowns.
Would these things have made an impact? Who knows? But I think we were too slow and complacent at the start.
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20th January 2021, 20:57 #65
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The borders should have been closed right at the start of the pandemic, and any new arrivals should have gone into a forced period of 14 day quarantine.
Instead people coming from all corners of the world into Heathrow, many carrying the virus, they were free to get on the london underground without any checks and probably without any PPE and boom they're free to go and infect , even to this day this practice is still happening. If you can't even get that bit right how are you going to solve the rest of the crisis.
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20th January 2021, 20:59 #66
Also to add, when people were dying Boris was busy shaking hands with patients in March bragging he doesn't need protection. This was the attitude he had. Its only when he almost died himself he changed his attitude. I know poorer Eastern European nations who viciously clamped down on the virus as soon as it became big news took control of it, in the UK TO THIS DAY, some people think its banter or a conspiracy theory.
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The problem is right now the economy is a mess, the virus is out of control UK has the worst death rate in the world. I think people are very right to point fingers at this government and they need to be held accountable, there's "3rd world" countries who the UK used to look down on dealing with this pandemic better than us.
You create a track and trace system that does not work, give the contract to your friends when google and apple were ready to step in with ready made products, you dont have PPE resources at the ready and when you need to order more you call on another friend who doesn't even make PPE and you give him a £2/3 million contract. Plenty more reasons/examples available.
You just have to look at the smug interviews people like Hancock and Priti Patel are still doing , I don't think this government could be more incompetent if it tried, and that's putting it lightly.
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You need to read up, its always advised to build your immune system in any pandemic. This can be done naturally by not eating rubbish, exercising, sleeping and many other things.
The natural immune system if strong is far better than a rushed through vaccine, which isnt guaranteed to work and not guaranteed to stop you passing it on.
People need to put their facist foolish mindsets to one side. You have no right to tell others what to do or what do inject into their bodies. As long anyone is not breaking the law, they can do what they like.
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20th January 2021, 22:55 #71
What many people do not realise is that people in the West are hooked on prescription drugs from an earlier stage in life. (Big pharma is big business). The human body is then reliant on said drug which prevents the natural immune system to develop and mature.
It wouldn't surprise me if the majority of covid victims were on a litany of prescription drugs.
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20th January 2021, 23:06 #72
They also eat a lot of rubbish, it's no coincidence there are so many fat people walking around the Europe and USA. Westerners also seem to be more unhygenic, many dont even wash their hands after the toilet and live in filthy homes. The west is killing itself in many ways.
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21st January 2021, 00:21 #75
Out of interest, where you live in US, do you see a lot of obese people slowly walking around?
Over 73% of U.S. Adults Overweight or Obese
— Obesity rate up by half since 1999-2000, NHANES data indicate; nearly 10% severely obese
These people are at a big risk from many illnesses. Wearing a mask wont save them.
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21st January 2021, 00:47 #77
Slightly? Obesity increases your chances of illness much folds. I can list all the diseases related to it if you prefer. Now we have Covid, multiple studies have showed obesity makes you very vunerable to serious effects of this, while fit, healthy people may only see minimal, minor symptoms.
Before expecting others to help them, people should help themselves first.
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21st January 2021, 01:12 #80
Thats the governments job and for the public to force them to. Everyone else only have to follow the laws of the land, nothing else. UK has the highest death rate on the planet right now. Yet nobody is holding Boris the clown and his government to account. They have destroyed the health service, destroyed the economy now and are responsible for many of those deaths.
Perhaps some people should spend more time lobbying, complaining to the government instead of blaming other members of the public who are following the laws.
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