crazyH
I’m with you on this KQ. Ofcourse, Captain Tom is worthy of recognition, but this clapping lark is getting a bit silly. That’s my humble opinion. It also may be due to the fact I’m too lazy to go stand out in the cold ?
I agree with you.
I won't be clapping for him. Not that I didn't admire him, but HE won't be able to hear it, so for me, it would just be for show to the neighbours.
I could understand the clapping for the NHS and other key workers, because I think most streets will have someone associated with those organisations, and hopefully will have felt valued by hearing it (although I suspect they felt embarrassed as much as anything).
But who would we be clapping TO in this instance?
I don't much like the phrase "virtue signalling" but this smacks of just that.