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So you agree until all of the nation gets adequate protection, we as individuals still need to take precautions in stopping the spread of the virus.

If as various posters have claimed the human immune system is the best way to keep us healthy, should we not bother with vaccinating people. Not just for the the current coronavirus but also for smallpox, polio and flu. As for a virus like HIV, should we not bother with wearing protection to avoid catching it. No of cause not.
I'm in agreement with the old adage 'that a bit of muck won't hurt'. So yes coming into contact with a someone with a cough and a sniffle may not harm most of us. Hell I can remember my wife sending our kids to a friend's house to come into contact with their child who had German Measles. 
I've got no problem with the country getting back to normality, like places of work being fully reopened, full pubs, crowds at sports events. But can't understand why until all the nation is vaccinated, some people aren't prepared to use common sense in wearing a mask when required. 
 

If I am not feeling well, I will most certainly wear a mask if I have to venture out, because I don't think that any sane individual should be comfortable spraying their potentially noxious sputum over others.

I can't believe the number of people who think basic hygiene is an optional extra and have had to be re-educated during the pandemic.
To answer your question, I will continue to wash my hands as often as I've always done and will keep a mask with me for particularly crowded situations where I have to remain for a while.
Most importantly,  I will stay at home when under the weather. If this virus has changed any behaviour it should be that where people feel they should still work or even go out having fun when they have a cold. It's not very sociable, really, is it?

So when we play the gumps you don't feel any tribalism, you're happy to watch a pleasurable game. I'm sorry but football is all about tribalism. Like @Rammy03  I want my team to win, if they can do it playing exciting football all the better. But ultimately I want to see us win

So when we play the gumps you don't feel any tribalism, you're happy to watch a pleasurable game. I'm sorry but football is all about tribalism. Like @Rammy03  I want my team to win, if they can do it playing exciting football all the better. But ultimately I want to see us win

So when we play the gumps you don't feel any tribalism, you're happy to watch a pleasurable game. I'm sorry but football is all about tribalism. Like @Rammy03  I want my team to win, if they can do it playing exciting football all the better. But ultimately I want to see us win

So when we play the gumps you don't feel any tribalism, you're happy to watch a pleasurable game. I'm sorry but football is all about tribalism. Like @Rammy03  I want my team to win, if they can do it playing exciting football all the better. But ultimately I want to see us win

So when we play the gumps you don't feel any tribalism, you're happy to watch a pleasurable game. I'm sorry but football is all about tribalism. Like @Rammy03  I want my team to win, if they can do it playing exciting football all the better. But ultimately I want to see us win

Sky is not free. It comes with a price of destroying the whole game.

Southgate's team selection is a joke. 

David in his OP said he hoped this issue wasn't political. Well it definitely is. And so to  comply with David's rules, I won't go into the social-economic impact that this and past ruling regimes have had on sections of our society.

Football is becoming more and more driven by money. The  people put in charge, by the club owners, of running the league, appear more interested in punishing clubs and even putting them out of business than they do about running the league for the good of the clubs and more importantly the fans.

I'd be very happy if the government gave me a portrait of the Queen, especially if it was one that was printed on a piece of plastic along side a £50 symbol.

I'd be very happy if the government gave me a portrait of the Queen, especially if it was one that was printed on a piece of plastic along side a £50 symbol.

And there we have a classic example of capitalism. The people who do all the work get crumbs while the bosses get all the rewards.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

We need to look at the positives if he does go. The first weekly wage we'll save, will near pay off the EFL fine.

I've no longer got children of school age but I'm most concerned that my grandchildren are being coerced into singing this song. Whats next, having to salute a picture of our illustrious leader?
 

Can't be arsed to read all the previous pages but it just looks like it's Rick Parry being pushed by Steve Gibson to find a way to get us relegated. The pair of them properly won't be happy until they throw us out of the league.