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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Free at the point of use Which is an illusion. Nobody works for free in the NHS, drugs or medial equipment are not given free of charge to the NHS. The cost of the NHS is massive and gets ever bigger yet we are told to be proud of it. Generally poor medical care largely paid for by the people that don't use it.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Biggest winners were lib dems, they are the most staunchest remain party, hmmm... The Lib Dems have the advantage that those wishing to make a protest vote did not have the option of Change UK or The Brexit party. Green party has also done well for that reason. As for Labour sitting on the fence hasn't worked and I think the next time Corbyn goes to Glastonbury they wont be singing "Oh Jeremy Corbyn" more like "You don't what you're doing".
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Biggest winners were lib dems, they are the most staunchest remain party, hmmm... You keep telling yourself that. Everyone is spinning but the Liberal Party is the first choice protest vote for many people who can't bring themselves to vote Green, UKIP or independent.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Free at the point of use In reality it's a subsidiary by which the wealthier pay for the poorer to gain access to healthcare they otherwise wouldn't have access to. The better off can afford their own healthcare and simply don't need a single payer system. Yet they can't opt out. I support it, but I don't paint it as something else. One of the problems with the left is that they see how certain aspects of our society have already been socialised and they accept it as a given and just continually push for more. The end result of socialism is communism. Socialism is simply a stepping stone as Marx suggested.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
In reality it's a subsidiary by which the wealthier pay for the poorer to gain access to healthcare they otherwise wouldn't have access to. The better off can afford their own healthcare and simply don't need a single payer system. Yet they can't opt out. I support it, but I don't paint it as something else. One of the problems with the left is that they see how certain aspects of our society have already been socialised and they accept it as a given and just continually push for more. The end result of socialism is communism. Socialism is simply a stepping stone as Marx suggested. Wealthier don't pay for the poorer, everyone contributes towards a fair society
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Wealthier don't pay for the poorer, everyone contributes towards a fair society What's fair about health tourism, do you think the poor should pay towards that?
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Wealthier don't pay for the poorer, everyone contributes towards a fair society I'd agree that it contributes towards a fairer society but I just don't think that the first part of your sentence represents the reality.
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
What's fair about health tourism, do you think the poor should pay towards that? What's fair about everone losing free healthcare over something that equates to 0.3% of the budget? Looking forward to hearing the next set of things you're bringing to the table to give up. My money's on state pension
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
Wealthier don't pay for the poorer, everyone contributes towards a fair society Break down how much people pay (are taxed) for the NHS as you look up the earning and tax scale and you’ll find you’re wrong. Very. At some point up that earning scale you and your partner are paying for more than those in your house, and therefore the poor who can’t afford to.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
What's fair about everone losing free healthcare over something that equates to 0.3% of the budget? Looking forward to hearing the next set of things you're bringing to the table to give up. My money's on state pension Having taken that figure can you remember how much that % is pp.
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Originally posted by W12
Which is an illusion. Nobody works for free in the NHS, drugs or medial equipment are not given free of charge to the NHS. The cost of the NHS is massive and gets ever bigger yet we are told to be proud of it. Generally poor medical care largely paid for by the people that don't use it. As a nation I'd say that we are proud of the NHS, we don't need to be told to be. It's far from perfect and is always under strain but it's a safety net of sorts that everyone has access to and that counts for something. What exactly is the alternative?
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
What's fair about everone losing free healthcare over something that equates to 0.3% of the budget? Looking forward to hearing the next set of things you're bringing to the table to give up. My money's on state pension When do we get a hold of the NHS and get our priorities right? If you come back to Britain, which I bet you will, how content will you be that, at the age of 65-70 you have to wait years for a hip replacement, or no hip replacement at all, while the ‘free’ healthcare to those who’ve never or hardly contributed has been abused? I might go and do my shopping this weekend without paying at the self service tills. Why not, I should eat like everyone else.
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
What's fair about everone losing free healthcare over something that equates to 0.3% of the budget? Looking forward to hearing the next set of things you're bringing to the table to give up. My money's on state pension AGAIN I didn't say anything about loosing the NHS your making things up in your head.
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Originally posted by cryrst
Ironically a lot and a lot i mean of foreigners have no qualms about settling their health bill if they visit a bospital or doctors whilst in the uk.they are generally greatful for the help and care they received. He knows he can hear a fly but doesn’t know where it is.
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Originally posted by Badger11
Well they are still counting the votes and it's no surprise that the Tories are getting a kicking. The big surprise is how badly Labour have done so far down 81 seats even if they can turn that around with the remaining votes it's still a poor showing. UKIP has also taken a kicking and neither Change UK or The Brexit Party have campaigned. It's comedy hour. Tories aren't delivering on Brexit so conservative voters make them pay, and Corbyn is walking a tightrope since he's pretty anti EU himself and so they turns off voters too. Both parties deserve a good kicking if it actually helps get Brexit over the line. I wouldn't be averse to a total redefinition of UK politics really, and proportional representation to kickstart more choice and value to individuals votes. PR seems about as popular as a fart in a lift with many though so I can't see that happening.
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Originally posted by cryrst
Ironically a lot and a lot i mean of foreigners have no qualms about settling their health bill if they visit a bospital or doctors whilst in the uk.they are generally greatful for the help and care they received. How do you know this, I heard the opposite that they come here specifically because they can get away without paying. That was from an immigration officer. What's your source?
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Originally posted by dannyboy1978
Tom Watson He simply doesn't get it, these words are more likely to loose him votes. BBC News - Brexit: Labour must back another referendum - Tom Watson
Independence is 'far right'.....errr...no it isn't Watson it's independence. You can disagree with it but the real far right wouldn't give you that option matey. Watson calls for successful Internet figures on the right to have their freedom of speech stopped.....so Watson is far more the authoritarian than Farage is from what I can see. Edited by Stirlingsays (03 May 2019 3.18pm)
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Because the first one went so well. Are you totally bonkers?
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Because the first one went so well. Are you totally bonkers?
Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (03 May 2019 3.11pm)
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