How to report places breaching Covid distancing rules - Page 3

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John 52 wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 9:49pm:

People who continually meddled in others affairs ,used to be called busy bodies back in the day ,I suppose it must have.been like that in 1930s Germany  when Hitler came to power, people were encouraged to snitch on their neighbours  especially it they were Jewish a dangerous precedent ...

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...,personally not in favour live and let live is my motto 

Care4 wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 9:48pm:

John 52. Does this attitude apply to all laws or are you selective? If a drink driver crosses to your side of the road and crashes into you do you decide not travel on that road? If you are assaulted and suffer brain damage, do you refuse to return. If you are ripped off, do you accept the loss a...

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...nd refuse to go back? Or like most normal people do you seek to change behaviour and seek retribution? Laws are there to regulate behaviour and provide retribution. If you want to accept the bad behaviour of others and move on that is your right. However it allows that bad behaviour to be perpetuated. Eventually this leads to a situation where everyone is subjected to unacceptable behaviour. Only my opinion.

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John 52 wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 9:49pm:

People who continually meddled in others affairs ,used to be called busy bodies back in the day ,I suppose it must have.been like that in 1930s Germany  when Hitler came to power, people were encouraged to snitch on their neighbours  especially it they were Jewish a dangerous precedent ...

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...,personally not in favour live and let live is my motto 

Martyn1986 wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 10:01pm:

Big difference between going to a bar, especially during a football match when most people are there to get drunk and drink driving, theft or assault. 

DannyYoung wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 10:07pm:

What the difference between breaking the law though? Are some laws to be ignored?

aitchc1401 wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 10:21pm:

Just my thoughts - I have never been to the Lucky Lion and I an not Irish (the LL is a Irish Bar) but I do find it a bit strange that someone joins  the forum and their first post is a story that rubbishes the bar without any independent evidence that what is being said about the bar is corr...

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...ect.  

Aitch.

Martyn1986 wrote on Thu Jul 8, 2021 10:35pm:

Yes some laws should be ignored whats legal in some countries may not be in others. I guarantee everyone, youself included has broken the law at some point weather its accidental or deliberate