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In my neighborhood people come and go like nothing is happening, most people go out without masks and gloves (because are dumb or think there's a fucking plot behind it, of course!) and the lines at supermarket (at least when the quarantine started here) were so messy that people started to argue for who was there first (there were three lines, separated, for the postal office, a true mess). The reopening started here two weeks ago and there were masses at seaside or at station, imagine when restaurants, bars and hairdressers will open this Monday... OMG!

This Monday the UK government announced that people could do unlimited outdoor exercise and that they should go to work but not use public transport. One thing I can praise about the UK is that people can queue and respect distancing in queues... But at the same time buses in London were absolutely packed and I saw many people at the park today. 

I'd like to glimpse the future and see where countries like Japan and Brazil will end up at this rate because they're really pretending nothing is happening. It makes me feel complacent, like, surely it isn't that bad then! But no, Im not putting myself at risk any time soon. 

@platy just remembered that the most disappointing situation is that president of Belarus said that "if you don't see corona it doesn't exist" and "the best way to kill the virus is working on the fields and if you're sick then drink some vodka and come back to your work".