Comments by "" (@stevec6427) on "COVID-19: Easing restrictions causes anxiety among employees" video.

Judging by the comments, that's all anti-vaxxers, conspiracy theorists and the occasional religious nut who blames everything on Satanists
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@michaelhibbert2907 Well no but I'd have thought the comment section would give an idea of the type of people who watch this particular channel.
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@heliotropezzz333 They also have much higher hospitalisation and death rates among those who catch it. The vaccines seem to be working here (despite what the anit vaxxers say) and although cases are rising, hospitalisations and death rates are not at anywhere near the same rate
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I've got more freedom than ever. I don't have to drive 25 miles to work spending an hour and a half sat in the car, I don't have to wear a shirt and tie. I can work at home in shorts and t shirt, with loud music playing when I want it. I also haven't been forced to go to any weddings or christenings. I haven't had to make excuses for not visiting people. I've been free from people with foul breath who insist on standing far too close to talk to me. Look for the positives, there's plenty of them.
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Brexit has been an absolute mess. Maybe it could have been done well but this government has made a real mess of it. We're still tied in to most of the rules we were wanting to escape, we've got a new customs border between British mainland & Northern Ireland. Our fishing waters have definitely not been taken back. British fishermen were told brexit would be a huge benefit to them but they're going out of business because they can't sell to Europe. British farmers can't get the seasonal workers they need. The British music industry (worth 5 times more than fishing) is screwed because touring costs have exploded due to customs rules. British people retired abroad are absolutely screwed and forced to return. Apart from that, where's the benefits?
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