Nonsense, capitalized health does not lead to fair prices for all, just look at the usa. It's not perfect, but I know that if I cut off a few fingers at work, I won't have to choose which ones (if any) to get reattached based on how much the op would cost
For all my fellow englishmen i know we all love having free healthcare but in reality its paid for by tax. If we allowed health care to run privately two things would occure. 1. We would ALL pay lower taxes 2. free market capitalism would result in healthcare being affordable due to there being competition for prices. Government makes things expensive with there intervention as no private company could compete against government.
Anyone who has had the misfortune to use the NHS will tell you the same(if they're being honest).It's awful.The staff treat you like they treat an unwelcome beggar,the wards are like some Soviet era shitlhole.It's a classic example of a state monopoly,bureacratic,inefficient and run by self serving unsympathetic staff.To all the Labour drones out there,wake up ffs,your sacred cow needs to be killed and reincarnated in the image of the modern and effective health care systems of the world.
@MrGilles1990 but they still have a public system which operates in a tandem act as it were with the private system (which as you know is heavily regulated)
@MrGilles1990 My life was saved by the NHS, I don't see where the Irony is so please enlighten me.
I live in Ireland which has a health service similar to the US, it is 2 tier, private hospitals and public hospitals where unemployed or low income people go.
Basically it is a 3rd world health service compared to the NHS.
@szopheep I'll just let you know it was all running perfectly until they had a government takeover and prices then started
lewcy1 1 week ago
@lewcy1 Oh yeah, that worked really well for the energy companies and the trains! I love spending extra money on private profits. Great idea
szopheep 1 week ago
Quisling Hannan
WinstonDisraeli 3 weeks ago
Nonsense, capitalized health does not lead to fair prices for all, just look at the usa. It's not perfect, but I know that if I cut off a few fingers at work, I won't have to choose which ones (if any) to get reattached based on how much the op would cost
medwaymod 4 weeks ago
For all my fellow englishmen i know we all love having free healthcare but in reality its paid for by tax. If we allowed health care to run privately two things would occure. 1. We would ALL pay lower taxes 2. free market capitalism would result in healthcare being affordable due to there being competition for prices. Government makes things expensive with there intervention as no private company could compete against government.
lewcy1 4 weeks ago
Who voted for this prick?
frasermo 1 month ago
Anyone who has had the misfortune to use the NHS will tell you the same(if they're being honest).It's awful.The staff treat you like they treat an unwelcome beggar,the wards are like some Soviet era shitlhole.It's a classic example of a state monopoly,bureacratic,inefficient and run by self serving unsympathetic staff.To all the Labour drones out there,wake up ffs,your sacred cow needs to be killed and reincarnated in the image of the modern and effective health care systems of the world.
CAMERONisaEUROPHILE 1 month ago
@MrGilles1990 but they still have a public system which operates in a tandem act as it were with the private system (which as you know is heavily regulated)
irishgodfatherchris 1 month ago
@MrVillamike I have been to Ireland and have seen the faults of it's healthcare system, but that's no reason to support a second world system.
MrGilles1990 1 month ago
@MrGilles1990 My life was saved by the NHS, I don't see where the Irony is so please enlighten me.
I live in Ireland which has a health service similar to the US, it is 2 tier, private hospitals and public hospitals where unemployed or low income people go.
Basically it is a 3rd world health service compared to the NHS.
MrVillamike 1 month ago