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You don’t mean me then. Pretty sure I didn’t contribute to that thread and if I did it wouldn’t have been to offer support to people holding up ambulances.

Yeah, but this thread is about the alpha men thing. Finding some kind of equivalent case doesn’t diminish the disgust felt by people (specifically I mean myself) about hospital invasion.

Not confined to the 21st century. There have been anti vaxx campaigns for hundreds of years. Pretty much since vaccination was invented.

I think there is a bit of a difference between the knock on effect of demonstrations and forcible entry into hospitals.

Good grief, that’s awful, for her and for the fear experienced by you and everyone else.I think anyone can access many of the general wards. Intensive Care requires a pass or being let in by someone but I would imagine it wouldn’t be difficult for these ‘freedom fighters’ to tailgate their way...

I’m not quite sure what you mean but anybody getting in the way of any of the emergency services is pretty low. The images of events at Colchester Hospital posted by Thunder Bolt also hit a nerve for anyone who has ever had an extended stay in hospital. It’s happened to me twice and the first...

Actually, I don’t agree. They are not thick. A number of them are quite eloquent and that’s what makes them so dangerous. Similar approach to Islamic terrorist recruitment techniques. The motivations seem to be paranoia and selfishness.

‘It’s a nice speech but you still aren’t coming in.’:) Utter weirdos

The part about removing people from intensive care wards is chilling. I have just emerged from intensive care and people coming in from the outside is a really frightening thought.