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aniked [119]
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Whaylt makes it so replsponsive to the current situation? ​

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notka56 [123]2 years ago
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Answer:

Some people are obeying the rules but others are just disobeying the rules. It can come across as an offence to those who are harmed by the situation or who have had previous close friends or families who have been affected. Obeying the rules is defiantly essential as this current situation we are in spreads rapidly and if we disobey the government, many people may face consequences as well as risking other people's life's.

Hope this is some help :)

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