YABU
There is something very 1984 dystopian when a government bureaucrat can:
-in the course of his job cause the death of thousands of disabled people (PIP scandal), and the homelessness of thousands more (Universal Credit Rollout Scandal) and
be promoted. All without a whimper from the good bourgeoisie citizens and media of the U.K.
-but because of technically legal but questionable actions in his private life that harmed no one at all, there is a baying bourgeoisie mob demanding he resign or be sacked.
So, we have a World here where you can be the worst possible person for a job, even causing death and misery to the people your agency is supposed to support and not only keep your job, but get promoted. You’re untouchable unless you step slightly out of line of etiquette in your private life. Should not your job performance decide if you keep a job, not your private life?
You all turned a blind eye when he so badly performed his job, he was killing people. Why? Because it was just the poor and disabled, no impact to you. Now he makes a few stupid decisions in his private life that harmed no one at all, but all of a sudden its drama llama outcries of “democracy has been overthrown” and “the death of democracy” and “we’ve been hurt, lied to, gaslighted, etc”.
What this is really about, and a few have hinted at it, is you don’t like being viewed as one of the “plebs”. It was all ok when DC was killing and making homeless the real plebs, but now that your safe bourgeoisie world has been affected by the implied insult of his private actions, you’re going into frenzies of outrage.
It’s disgusting that you care more about your perceived status and being treated as a pleb than the actual lives of the plebs that DC killed.