@Landeur Interesting observation and one that Hitler would approve of given that's exactly what he did. I shall keep coping safe in the knowledge that the fascists will be imprisoned long before they get to power.
@angloid0 All I see is a beautiful vista ruined by the presence of a cosplaying fascist who would be more of a use to society if he got a proper job and learnt some proper history.
@cfdownes_ You do know that Britain, unlike the US and many others, does not have a written constitution? As such it can't be 'constitutionally Christian'. Also Christianity is a religion that began in the middle east, and was spread by - wait for it - immigrants. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!
@Con_Tomlinson Glad she and the babies are well. However, in summary, despite delays the correct assessment, investigations, risk management and treatments were given by staff of all ethnicities. Perhaps something to reflect on.
@cfdownes_ I await the usual "my grandfather didn't fight in ww2 for this" whilst simultaneously missing the inherent irony that they fought against fascists - the very people their heirs like you have become.
@BenGrahamUK I'm sure the police, and the courts, will ask serious questions in line with the process of investigation and attempted prosecution. Leave it to the pros rather than cosplaying detectives on X
@DoDeportations Erm not quite, and the headline piece you reference didn't result in the male doctor going to prison. Notable prisoners we can all agree on however - Harold Shipman, Jonathan Brooks, Myles Bradbury, Ian Paterson. Shall I go on?
@RupertLowe10 Nope, there are standards for that already, but will you condemn those of your supporters who abuse staff with racist slurs, or overlook this disgusting behaviour as you do so many things in the name of fascism
@daveatherton It's common to forget a sandwich when one is dealing with patients dying, in pain, confused, or actually needing nursing care. Perhaps it was that your sandwich was not a clinical priority?
@Con_Tomlinson We have tax deductions paying for patients to be seen in the private sector already, so this makes no sense. Insurance based healthcare would either be paid through an employer benefit or from take home pay. Many of those lowe seeks to appeal to could never afford it.
@PopeSeneca@m_j_quick@RupertLowe10 Noted. I look forward to increasing my rates substantially to offset the pension contributions, and to be paid in line with my US colleagues.
@PopeSeneca@m_j_quick@RupertLowe10 I don't know the economics of what proportion of your NI/tax would go to the pension of a public sector worker but I suspect the cost of private healthcare would be vastly higher than that. Again, they could pay for their own insurance but expect fewer staff.
@PopeSeneca@m_j_quick@RupertLowe10 I suppose in that case don't complain when there are fewer people doing those jobs and thus greater wait lists, and you are having to pay for private medical insurance. If there are no tangible financial benefits to doing these difficult jobs then people won't do them.
@PopeSeneca@RupertLowe10 They can, and some probably do. As another states it's the trade off for doing, in many cases, challenging jobs that many others wouldn't want to, or could do.