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So, "Covid Day of Reflection" is apparently a thing. Remember the masks. Remember how, if you were sitting at a table in a restaurant, you didn’t need one—but if you stood up to go to the toilet, you did? Remember when they locked elderly people in care homes and said their families couldn’t visit them? Remember how authoritarian some people got? Remember how it ripped families and friendships apart? Remember when they made women give birth, go through miscarriages, and experience stillbirths alone? Remember when they closed the parks and locked up children's play equipment? Remember the BLM protests being allowed to happen? Remember when they closed schools and canceled exams? Remember the "bubbles"? Remember when we were only allowed outside to exercise for one hour a day? Remember clapping for the NHS? Remember the dancing nurses? Remember when they banned Christmas? Remember when they said weddings could only have two guests—and the same for funerals? Remember not being allowed to question anything without being called a "conspiracy theorist," "covidiot," "far-right," "vaccine denier," "granny killer," etc.? Remember the Queen sitting alone at her husband’s funeral? Remember when they said we had to stand six feet apart and even put stickers on the floor to remind us? Remember when the vaccine came along, and "my body, my choice" got thrown out the window? Remember when a whole bunch of people went on furlough, but the ones who kept the country running—the shop workers, delivery drivers, bin collectors, etc.—didn’t? And we all got to see that? Remember getting chased around Central London by riot police just for exercising your freedoms? Maybe that one’s personal. Anyway, I could go on. And please, add your own if you want. That whole period seems so long ago, yet it also feels like yesterday. I know some people aren’t ready for this conversation, and some will completely disagree with me. But you can’t deny that it had a huge effect on us—both socially and individually. At some point, we need to have that conversation. And please, please, please—I am not, and have never been, saying that Covid wasn’t real. Obviously, it was real. People did die. People did get sick. I got sick. What I am saying—and what I’ve always said—is that lockdown and all the other stuff that came with it was absolutely unnecessary bullshit. And it did more harm than good.

I want everyone to remember that this case is only happening because her husband was caught up-skirting other women. If that crime hadn't been taken seriously she would still be getting drugged & raped. Up-skirting Voyeurism Flashing All these crimes must be takes seriously because when men commit one they often commit more and worse.