>>9328621

UK based anon here. As far as anti-lockdown protests go, there hasn't been much on-the-ground coordinated activity. There's been plenty of going to the beach and the park. Where authority is lacking, people ignore social distancing rules. In fact, there's loads of this going on all over. It's sort of the Brit way to ignore stupid rules rather than protest over them.

The ZuckFuck groups that I'm a member of share a lot of useful information, most of which originates in the Q community. Online, people are definitely waking up on a scale I have not seen before. But they have so far failed to get more than a hundred protestors mobilised outside of London. In Hyde Park recently, the police were the most obvious breakers of social distancing rules.

That was when I discovered that the virus cannot live on cop uniforms.

>>9328894

I ran into some builders from Newcastle recently. They said that it's business as usual, but behind closed doors - i.e. lock-ins at pubs, parties at home. Everyone is chilled and getting on with it, the police are ignoring because there's too much of it going on.

I'm in the South West. There has been an outbreak of mask-wearing, due to many Chinese students who haven't gone home.