Boris Johnson in intensive care due to Coronavirus

[Pennywise 36,080]

Y'all are way too forgiving and way too soft on people who would sacrifice you and everyone you love without a second thought if it meant they would get a penny out of it, tbh

[xoxo Craig 55,649]

8 minutes ago, Gimme More said:

i've not heard anything like this and i've been listening to the conferences  I like you Craig but there's too much negativity from you about England all the time in every thread 

I never mentioned England once

[joannesrats 26]

17 minutes ago, AndrewJayCee said:

I’m disgusted reading comment in this thread. 
 

Yes his leadership is questionable. Yes he has said some phobic things in the past and yes people may think he’s a hypocrite. But first and foremost he is someone’s son, brother, father and partner. No one (apart from the obvious criminals) deserve this. He doesn’t deserve death. 
 

Hoping the Prime Minister recovers from this and comes back stronger. 

His leadership is not questionable - it is directly responsible for the deaths of potentially thousands of people. 

I don't feel bad for someone like this. 

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33 minutes ago, blankpaper said:

I’m having trouble believing anyone would sleep with him 

I would

[AJM 1,520]

If there is ANYTHING to take away from this is that, yes maybe he ‘deserves’ this, and maybe it’s his fault for endangering people’s lives but like Craig has pointed out in a comment above, we should criticise his actions AFTER he recovers. Right now he is fighting for his life and we shouldn’t be saying things like “Karma” “good”. 
 

What we should be doing is discussing the fact that the UK PM and government didn’t do enough to start off with, and didn’t realise the severity of this. We should then be scrutinising their next steps and hoping a lesson has been learnt. We should be having THAT conversation. 

[joannesrats 26]

Just now, kyanewest said:

I would

You either need glasses or a therapist 

[joannesrats 26]

Just now, AndrewJayCee said:

If there is ANYTHING to take away from this is that, yes maybe he ‘deserves’ this, and maybe it’s his fault for endangering people’s lives but like Craig has pointed out in a comment above, we should criticise his actions AFTER he recovers. Right now he is fighting for his life and we shouldn’t be saying things like “Karma” “good”. 
 

What we should be doing is discussing the fact that the UK PM and government didn’t do enough to start off with, and didn’t realise the severity of this. We should then be scrutinising their next steps and hoping a lesson has been learnt. We should be having THAT conversation. 

No, he's a public leader. He stepped into this role knowing he would be constantly criticized. Someone being ill does not grant them clemency from being criticized when their actions may kill thousands of people. 

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9 minutes ago, littlefreakster said:

I mean, you can exonerate literally everyone this way. Hitler was someone's son too, you know? 

Hitler and Boris Johnson are two different things

[Saymyname432 866]

And Italy and Spain were the hot spot and irresponsible countries 

[Pennywise 36,080]

2 minutes ago, kyanewest said:

Hitler and Boris Johnson are two different things

Yeah. One of them just doesn't have the chance on act on racist thoughts like that 👀

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Just now, littlefreakster said:

Yeah. One of them just doesn't have the chance on act on racist thoughts like that 👀

I don’t particularly like straight men, I called one a “breeder” once, doesn’t mean I’m going to set up a ****ing concentration camp does it?

[petty 9,412]

hopefully trump is next

[PinkJelly 1,857]

Just now, AndrewJayCee said:

If there is ANYTHING to take away from this is that, yes maybe he ‘deserves’ this, and maybe it’s his fault for endangering people’s lives but like Craig has pointed out in a comment above, we should criticise his actions AFTER he recovers. Right now he is fighting for his life and we shouldn’t be saying things like “Karma” “good”. 
 

What we should be doing is discussing the fact that the UK PM and government didn’t do enough to start off with, and didn’t realise the severity of this. We should then be scrutinising their next steps and hoping a lesson has been learnt. We should be having THAT conversation. 

Some of us are trying to have that conversation. Why should we have to wait to criticise the governments actions? They are actions which are, and will continue to affect many many lives. This past weekend people were still out in droves in public spaces and parks but the government won’t put further restrictions in place.

Even now, social distancing is still simply guidance. Friday was the first day a government minister said the measures weren’t an ‘ask’ but an instruction. 

And in your earlier post you suggested that no one other than ‘obvious criminals’ deserved this. I’m still wondering quite what you mean by that? You contradict your own argument of ‘Boris is someone’s brother, son...etc’ with this very statement?

[Felixorfelicia 1,798]

11 minutes ago, AndrewJayCee said:

If there is ANYTHING to take away from this is that, yes maybe he ‘deserves’ this, and maybe it’s his fault for endangering people’s lives but like Craig has pointed out in a comment above, we should criticise his actions AFTER he recovers. Right now he is fighting for his life and we shouldn’t be saying things like “Karma” “good”. 
 

What we should be doing is discussing the fact that the UK PM and government didn’t do enough to start off with, and didn’t realise the severity of this. We should then be scrutinising their next steps and hoping a lesson has been learnt. We should be having THAT conversation. 

Has he been caring about thousands and thousands of people also fighting for their lives he’s supposed to lead then?? Eye for an eye..

[TheBannedShadow 3,424]

14 minutes ago, AndrewJayCee said:

Yes, I do,

“Apart from the obvious criminals” 

There is in no way any correlation between HITLER and Boris Johnson whatsoever. 

Whether he had it coming or not he does not deserve this.

Let Rona be the judge of that