I feel like this is the one place i can say my piece! I made a post before Tom died saying that it was so irresponsible of his family to take him there, when i wont even see my 83 year old grandad who lives alone and is entitled to a bubble, because we do not want to put him at risk and he is petrified of dying alone in hospital so he doesn't see anyone, and wont until hes recieved his second vaccine. I have a family friend who has continuously made facebook posts about those 'slagging Tom off' and hopes that they all feel crap now! I knew it was about me, so i told her how i felt and that i didn't feel crap, it is terribly sad that he has died, but 100,000 others in the UK have died from coronavirus, unable to fulfill their bucket lists and haven't been clapped for. We have majorly fallen out over this and i just can't believe the hipocrisy. A road near us had a 'street party' where everyone stayed on their own driveways, whilst one neighbour did a dj set just after christmas. She was first on the bandwagon saying how unacceptable it was even if its out in fresh air! I have seen several of the same people who have been slating the influencers in Dubai - who i do not agree with - but when it's Captain Tom, it's fine! I have had to delete facebook on my phone after seeing post after post and petitions about two minute silences on the day he died and his birthday, statues, his face on currency and his birthday to become a national holiday etc. Posts about those who disagree with him going away being 'scum' and 'evil'. Another point noted was that his family, after being with him on his death bed, whilst he had covid, were not isolating at all (as seen during the clap)?? Maybe i am just cold hearted, but i really can't understand the outpour. What he did for the NHS was great at his age, but without public donations, no one would even know who he is!! Rant over!