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21 Mar 2020 4:34 PM by DaniMenzes Star rating. 41 posts Send private message

Should panic buying be made a criminal offence with a minimum 12 months custodial prison sentence?





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22 Mar 2020 8:14 AM by acer Star rating. 1529 posts Send private message

Categorically no - first off to enforce any law you need a clear definition of the perceived offence. 

So how would you describe "panic buying" that is clear to the population, police, lawyers and the courts?

The Spanish have more silly laws that any other in the western world, we should not suggest they are increased!



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22 Mar 2020 9:35 AM by Mrsubby Star rating. 75 posts Send private message

Is this a joke question??

sorry but 12 months for panic buying.

can you imagine the amount of overcrowding increasing the spread of the virus.

some people will always panic depending on their situations.

the next panic buy will be fuel 😃

If these selfish people stopped loading up cupboards, there would be enough for everyone.

what they don't realise is they are pushing prices up and some of the goods will perish anyway.that means spending extra money at a later date, when they haven't got it because they are temporary or even permanently out of work.

im sure the panic buying will calm down soon when they realise 

we are all in this together, we all need to help each other if and when and we will come out of this stronger.

health is more important than money 





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22 Mar 2020 11:39 AM by mariedav Star rating in Ciudad Quesada. 1223 posts Send private message

Of course it was a joke question. We don't have enough cells to put all these selfish people into and, if we did, the "social distance" would be impossible to maintain.

We should simply shoot them instead. 





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22 Mar 2020 12:01 PM by acer Star rating. 1529 posts Send private message

A good call MarieDav - but is that, all lined up against the wall, or must the legally required, 2 metre distancing, be followed?



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22 Mar 2020 12:12 PM by DaniMenzes Star rating. 41 posts Send private message

Mrsubby

‘’the next panic buy will be fuel’’

Why would anyone panic buy fuel when there is nowhere to go and we are all confined to barracks?





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22 Mar 2020 12:32 PM by Mrsubby Star rating. 75 posts Send private message

Because certain people still have to travel, ie logistics, doctors nurses etc and the mentality of people is not only to fill their stomachs but also fuel tanks, if and when they need to go somewhere ie emergency, they have the fuel to do so.





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22 Mar 2020 1:00 PM by DaniMenzes Star rating. 41 posts Send private message

Mrsubby

How many times can you fill a fuel tank on a car you are not using? At the moment the petrol stations could not give fuel away.





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22 Mar 2020 5:00 PM by Mrsubby Star rating. 75 posts Send private message

Come on guys it's just a general statement 😃 looks like you have all fallen for it again.

i will reiterate, the human being for some reason panic buy due to any type of scaremongering, why on earth are the shelves empty of toilet rolls, you can only blow your nose so many times, but then again, if they are buying so much food, they need it for the toilet duties 😂.

if quite a lot of people said suntan lotion cured them of the virus, guess what, it would fly off the shelves.

 

cant wait for April 1st

 


This message was last edited by Mrsubby on 22/03/2020.



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22 Mar 2020 5:23 PM by mariedav Star rating in Ciudad Quesada. 1223 posts Send private message

This  is Eye on Spain. You mean December 28th - Dia de los Santos Inocentes 





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24 Mar 2020 2:14 PM by mac75 Star rating in Valencia. 414 posts Send private message

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I would say the main reason for panic buying is not the fear of not getting any more food, but the fact that many people do not want to leave their house for at least two weeks....at least here in Spain it was very much the case, now it has all died down. So it is not so much question of panic buying but buying as much as you can so you don't have to go back to the supermarket for some time! It lasts for the first week until everyone has stocked up then everything goes back to normal...



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