How to destroy the NHS:
Step 1. Run it into the ground with austerity.
Step 2. Exploit the crisis to empower the private sector.
Step 3. Abolish the principle of universal health care.
End privatisation, support striking workers and save our NHS.
Many things seem free because we valuate them mostly by their monetary cost. But when you price things by their costs on your time, mood, and mental health, you realize that many seemingly free activities, such as arguing or doomscrolling, are in fact extortionately expensive.
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Student loan interest rates expected to rise from 4.5% to 12% for high earners and from 1.5% to 9% for low earners from September. An average grad with £50k debt will incur £2,200 to £3000 in interest over 6 months, just in case young wallets haven't been hit hard enough.
After a 12.5hr shift looking after patients dying of Covid I got in my car and cried. Such a shame I wasn’t working in one of these hospitals that had a bar in the staff room so I could’ve gone there instead 🤷♀️
At first I thought its a shame my tour has ended as there is a lot to say about @BorisJohnson and @RishiSunak but then I realised its not a time for jokes. As a nation we deserve at the very least to be led by people who do not break their own laws and then lie to us about it.
Absolutely nobody I knew in the NHS had routine gatherings or drinks after work during covid restrictions. We left exhausted, stripped, showered, terrified we might pass something on, ate, stayed in and slept. Day off meant a solo walk in the park. Rinse & repeat
BREAKING: If you are upset with your national insurance going up, you will be relieved that Chancellor Rishi Sunak's billionaire wife has avoided paying tax through her non-dom status. Isn't it lovely how rich people have a get out clause and you don't? x