Mark J
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Dave, are you just here to disrupt the chance that an intelligent discussion might be had? Hit the "ignore" button on your nemesis. Perhaps you want to stifle all rational debate online. You might bring traffic to this site but you are devaluing the pixels on our screens. Om Mani Padmi Hum.
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Aye, so we need to fix the thing, not just sell it as 'sold as seen' to the public. Reform will sell the NHS. That's not really a vote winner.
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I think the opposite, that the desired fate of the NHS has long been decided. But there you go.
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Have a closer look at Farage's links to the financial services industry. It's quite clear, to me at least, that he has ulterior motives for the things he does. I agree that there is a ton of wastage and inefficiency in the system, that isn't to say that it can't be fixed without selling out the NHS.
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that seems to be the tactic reform are using in order to get their hands on the NHS. A vote for Reform is a nail in your vulnerable friend or relatives' coffin.
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I think that if they have genuine asylum claims to live here they should be allowed to. If you support Reform you support the privitisation of the NHS and everything that goes with it. It's that simple.
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Nah Pal, you either want to vote for the sell off of the NHS, or you don't. It's pretty black and white. In different news: Man accused of assaulting police at Manchester Airport 'headbutted' a traveller, court hears NEWS.SKY.COM A jury has been told police were called to the airport after a defendant allegedly became "aggressive" to another traveller in Starbucks.
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Okay, Reform have already said they'll sort out illegal immigration. Stopping the boats might take longer than privatising the NHS would. If they privatise the NHS prior to stopping the boats, will you still feel happy that most people who have paid NI have no direct access to medical care? Think of all the people you know who have been helped by the NHS. That's what reform wants to monetise. Who is going to get the money from that?
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I agree it's hypothetical, but you've stated you support Reform, and they have stated that they want to privatise the NHS. Do you hypothettically support the privatisiation of the NHS for all UK citizens?
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You're lucky you can afford private healthcare. Assuming the illegals issue is resovled by Farage, as he seeks to do, how long then do you think it will be until Reform privatise the NHS? Farage is on record as saying that he favours an insurance based system for everyone, not just those in well paid jobs.
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Housing shortage, so what’s going on here then?
Mark J replied to Steve Bullman's topic in The Lounge
Interesting that nobody feels the need to breed in the years of tory governance. Priti Patel was always a challenging wank. -
@Johnsond Should Reform win an election, how long do you think it will be before they move to privatise the NHS and implement an insurance based health care system?
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Perhaps no politics is a workable endgame, but I think that the current trajectory society is on isn't one which will ever accomodate that situation.
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Google caught spying on you: Google Ordered to Pay $314M for Misusing Android Users' Cellular Data Without Permission THEHACKERNEWS.COM Google faces $314M fine for misusing Android users’ cellular data while devices are idle.
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I would prefer a Green/"As yet unnamed left-wing party" coalition, as opposed to Reform/Tory coalition. Corbyn hasn't got the clems for a leadership role, he'd make a canny Foreign Secretary or even Home Secretary, IMHO. Green Party suits me politically at this time. We'll see how things pan out.
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MPs vote to proscribe Palestine Action as terrorist organisation NEWS.SKY.COM The legislation was passed by the vast majority of MPs. However, several argued that proscribing the group "sets a dangerous precedent for political dissent".
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I haven't but I have just ordered it.
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