//"I'm going to hug my friend tomorrow even though it's a day or so early"//
It’s never been illegal to hug a friend (or anybody else for that matter). It has been, from time to time, illegal to “gather” with people outside your own household or bubble (which would obviously prevent you hugging them). But it’s never been illegal to hug anybody you have been allowed to meet.
//Exemption only with doctor letter//
Incorrect. In fact you would have been (and still are) hard pressed to be able to consult a doctor if you were ill. The chances of getting one to write a letter for you is nil. As well as that, of the seven “reasonable excuses” listed for not wearing a face covering, five are not related to medical conditions suffered by the non-wearer.
//I suppose we disobeyed in going out more than once a day…//
It has never been illegal to go out more than once a day.
//shook somebodys hand by accident, other then that followed the rules.//
It has never been illegal to shake someone by the hand.
Sorry to be picky but throughout this business there has been utter confusion between the law, guidance and that funny thing in between (which not even the government mentions) “the rules”. It is a deliberate strategy and it is clear from the above that it works. It saves the government the trouble of drafting suitable legislation which prevents people from doing what the government does not want them to do.
//Johnson is a chancer, but most people aren't; they don't want to catch it or see their loved ones catch it.//
Then they can stay indoors.
//Chancers take chances and good luck to them and be damned if they are mistaken, but they shouldn't take risks with other peoples' lives.//
You seem to be of the view that everybody has a duty to stay locked up in order to avoid the small chance of catching the disease and passing it on to somebody else. That may be a good strategy if the virus could be eliminated in a short time. But it can’t and it won’t (ever, let alone in a short time). So that leaves you with the choice
of either becoming a “chancer” or staying locked away for the rest of your life (unless you have another alternative). With most people of the opinion that living entails more than simply staying alive, I think you may be on a loser.