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That was a piss take, I thought I'd made it ridiculous enough to be obvious. I guess you can't put anything past people on social media :lolol:

I'm not a Tory, I give to charity, help old ladies cross the road and definitely aren't a Tory..... ....but despite all those good things I'm still glad he's better.

Surely this bit is questionable. If they've run out of ventilators in Nottingham and people died as a result it would be big news.

Fair answer.

Either you don't understand what I'm saying or (more likely) you're pretending not to so that you don't have to accept an uncomfortable truth.

Spot on and far more succinct than I managed.

I understand that bit, I'm asking about the mentality and the need to put it out there because surely it goes without saying that you don't want someone to die for having a different political view. Not wishing ill health on Boris will not turn you into a Tory. I suspect it's very much based...

They were talking about it on BBC news last night. Unlike the US we don't have a pecking order written in law. The person speaking seemed to think the cabinet would govern by committee and certain specific functions would be delegated, as they have been with Raab.

Yeah I had to do a double take when he said that, it's a pretty nasty thing to say. Sadly the written press took nothing from Leveson.

Can you please explain the mentality to me. "I'm not a Tory but.........." Are people really that fearful of others thinking they voted conservative because they showed some sympathy for a person who's been hospitalised?

BBC news said he wasn't in a ventilator, that was Abbott 30mins ago.

Keep your chin up and stay strong chap. :thumbsup:

After reading few posts of this thread was going to say the same. It's properly pathetic. Why can't people just wish him well :shrug: