COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[lust overlord]

So you’re saying that IF he doesn’t die (and therefore is lucky enough to be in the 94% of people his age that recover) that’s it’s both a) “sad” and b) proves some sort of conspiracy?

Nice straw man

 

[kaz7]

So he has only mild symptoms but was allowed a test? So much for all in it together. Different rules for different bank balances or levels of fame.

Please lets not go down that route,right now we are all just people trying to stay alive,footballers have been getting tested as well

 

[Djibrilshairdo]

the 'Royal Touch' - self isolating in Scotland apparently

Did you just hear that sigh of relief from Balmoral pheasants

 

[meltonblue]

Who comes first in testing in this climate though

The maybe future king with mild symptoms

An NHS worker with medium symptoms

As the secind one aren't getting tested at this time as it is deemed not necessary

Anyone can pay to get tested privately. In terms of the NHS workers though, completely agree and it's scandalous that wasn't in place weeks ago. I know someone who is an ICU nurse in Nottingham and they're all routinely being tested now though so hopefully that situation is changing.

 

[Marvin]

Still too many people working. A photo of the London Tube this morning...

 

[lust overlord]

Why do you insist on making these sly digs at the standard of treatment that the NHS provides to ordinary people? It’s pathetic.

You might have a point in a couple of weeks when the NHS is forced to prioritise, but at the moment everyone gets the same treatment.

There is no magic cure available just for royalty. If he doesn’t get too ill he’ll stay at home like everyone else.

Where was the dig at the nhs?

 

[George Hannah]

In his second home?

Down by the River Muick at Balmoral

 

[SWP's back]

Nice straw man

No it’s isn’t. I’m asking if that’s what you’re saying.

If it’s not then explain why you said “sadly”?

 

[SWP's back]

Where was the dig at the nhs?

In the post he quoted.

 

[George Hannah]

Did you just hear that sigh of relief from Balmoral pheasants

and the grouse or 'grice' as they pronounced by their assailants