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To be fair, Boris was sleeping on his mate’s couch.

I enjoy numerous proletariat activities such as going to the pub, going to the football and eating liver.

I “drink the booze I bought that day.“

I only tell people when they erroneously suggest I’m middle-class. Mainly Beach Seagull.

As I said, it’s not my definition. I have heard many definitions and George Orwell’s is the one which makes the most sense to me. Whatever you say, my history, beliefs, values and traditions are all working class.

Eloquently put.

How do you know people who “ bang on about poverty and food banks” don’t help others? Are they supposed to go on social media and tell everyone like you have just done? Maybe they don’t like to “bang on” about it?

I don’t agree with that as a definition. For example there are plenty of educated working class people.

You might need this.

Lovely stuff.

Everyone can’t have everything.....so your trite statement isn’t logical.

Sorry. I disagree. It’s okay for tangible things like broken bones and operations etc. But it’s totally and utterly woeful for things like mental health. And I will say this for the umpteenth time, it’s biggest single issue is a lack of funding.

And some rather nasty, grim and spiteful refugee legislation.

Quite. The Tories have never given a shit about certain parts of the country and sections of society and if they think Boris, JRM and co are all of a sudden going to start taking an interest now then they really do need their heads testing. If they join the hospital queue now, they might just...

George Orwell described it as being your values, beliefs and traditions. I tend to go with this.

I’m working class but do not vote Tory.