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I know that the rules of covid, however strange, are there for our own supposed safety, but just when do people say "don't be stupid", or "enough is enough"?
This lady is at her husband's funeral, and understandably heartbroken. her two sons move to her side to comfort her, and immediately a council bod moves in and splits them up.
Son 'angry' at being moved away from mum at dad's funeral
Personally I would have told him to get effed off.
Now in July we had to have one of our dogs put to sleep due to cancer, and the vet met us in the car park and basically wanted to take the dog off us, put it to sleep, then bring it back to us.
Not happening.
The dog would be scared, and a faithful friend would not be going to sleep scared.
So after a few strong words we were allowed in, suitably masked of course.
The thing is, there are rules, there is the law, but there is also the spirit of the law, and just sometimes we as humans have to say "enough", and allow some compassion, and you know what? if you are so terrified of catching covid stay at home and live in a bubble.
This lady is at her husband's funeral, and understandably heartbroken. her two sons move to her side to comfort her, and immediately a council bod moves in and splits them up.
Son 'angry' at being moved away from mum at dad's funeral
Personally I would have told him to get effed off.
Now in July we had to have one of our dogs put to sleep due to cancer, and the vet met us in the car park and basically wanted to take the dog off us, put it to sleep, then bring it back to us.
Not happening.
The dog would be scared, and a faithful friend would not be going to sleep scared.
So after a few strong words we were allowed in, suitably masked of course.
The thing is, there are rules, there is the law, but there is also the spirit of the law, and just sometimes we as humans have to say "enough", and allow some compassion, and you know what? if you are so terrified of catching covid stay at home and live in a bubble.
