I can't help but laugh at the outrage about penalty for mutual backslapping duo

from Red Bull and others. Warwick strikes again and look who's worried about penalties now, "wrap over the knuckles", really? Shameless Red Bull. Also Alonso was lucky his name isn't Maldonado because we would have had drive through race ago.
In a similar vain it's laughable that Hulkenberg is surprised about his Perez incident, and he didn't even get anything, they asked him kindly, much later to give position back (how thoughtful) instead of slapping him with a drive-through and he complains. Of course this situation was ridiculous but it's a direct consequence of equally ridiculous Hungary penalty, you can call me conspiracy theorist but I said after Spa, FIA knew it was the wrong decision under pressures and now they have to plough through with it. I don't recall Hulkenberg and others complaining in Hungary, if it's not about yourself it doesn't matter, not really as you see. I bet some not so objective journalists will say now this one wasn't a clear case. Oh look:
“He did not gain an advantage, but merely avoided a collision by leaving the track” 
. Only thing left is some "high profile" driver doing it and another outrage and dissecting.