What are they really saying....It�s about the mixed messages we are getting from our gov�t...it�s ok to shop at the big box stores where hundreds of people shop at the same time, but smaller businesse... View MoreWhat are they really saying....It�s about the mixed messages we are getting from our gov�t...it�s ok to shop at the big box stores where hundreds of people shop at the same time, but smaller businesses are limited to 10 or less; its about going to a restaurant with 50 people, but not being able to have a family dinner of 10; its about sending our kids to school when the politicians won�t go to work in the legislature; it�s about asking gov�t employee�s to go to the office 2 days a week to work because the restaurants and barista�s are struggling to survive; it�s about limiting our bubble to less than 6 people, yet our children are sent to school in overcrowded classrooms; its about restricting our access to family members (bubble of 6) yet many people still go to work in large environments; its about restricting parental access to watch their children play sports in an arena meant for 500+ people, while the same # or more can shop at a big box store with no social distancing; its about restricting our travel to �essential� travel only, yet we still allow international flights into the province/country, or allow the airlines to carry a full load of passenger without the social distancing ....I�m sure there are many more examples out there. If the message was consistent and applied to everyone equally, I am sure there would be more compliance out there, but it�s situational and depends on who the government is pandering to...so no wonder people don�t believe �in the message� The problem is it is a mixed message, so rightly or wrongly, people draw their own conclusions depending on which message they heard. The problem isn�t with your neighbour, or wearing a mask, it�s with the message.
