Why I support #welovetheNHS
I feel the need to comment because it’s something I feel strongly about. Yes I’ll start off by saying that the NHS is not perfect, but it is our countries greatest achievement. The barrage of attacks from American Conservatives have disgusted me, they branded our healthcare system as “evil” and “Orwellian” that we
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I read this today and was throughly shocked and disgusted.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/the-brutal-truth-about-americarsquos-healthcare-1772580.html
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Health care isn't a privilage it's a right.
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I do feel quite lucky with the NHS. Although I have to say I'm maybe biased - one of my cousins is a surgeon, his wife is a doctor, my uncle's a retired doctor, my aunt's a retired nurse and one of my closest friends is a nurse.
Still I will defend it because it is something we should all have. Health is something we should all have. Not just those who can pay for it.
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Obama, please keep fighting for it. Please!
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Listening to (or reading, w/e) some of the more extreme American comment on the NHS is plain worrying, since it consists mainly of lies and misrepresentation. Sure, it's not perfect, but it's pretty damn good! I read about a "journalist" who claimed that "if Stephen Hawking had grown up in the UK he would have been killed as being a financial burden" (or words to that effect, I'm paraphrasing). This is bullshit in several respects: Steven Hawking DID grow up in the UK, and says that he wouldn't be where he is without the NHS.
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