[Jack_]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

The NHS will fall and the (let me be blunt) ****ing idiots who have bought into the Tory-designed orchestration of its demise will not only not care, they will cheer. Until they get cancer 30 years later, and their family ends up living in crippling debt at the hands of a US-style private healthcare system. If they can afford anything beyond the most basic treatment, at all. And then they'll rage into the sky, "This is wrong! Why is it like this?? Healthcare should be for everyone!" but it won't be and they will die.

The NHS is not destroying itself. Junior Doctors are not destroying the NHS. Nurses aren't. Patients aren't. Even the NHS bureaucrats (although yes there are too many penpushers) aren't destroying the NHS.

The Tories are deliberately and systematically sabotaging the NHS so that it can be dismantled for personal profit. And that is the whole story. This is obvious, there is abundant evidence (and no I'm not going to spoonfeed it to you, don't be ****ing lazy), and yet people still just aren't getting it. And won't get it, until it's too late. Or probably at all. They'll get their cancer in 30 years and say "Waaah we used to have the NHS but those Junior Doctors ruined everything!", because people will buy whatever bull**** is crammed into their slavering mush.

This really is one of the posts of the year for me. I honestly don't know whether to feel angry, disheartened, frustrated or amused anymore at the people who are just clueless as to what's really going on or fall over themselves trying to defend what is such a transparent operation. I despair, I really do.

The whole thing is so glaringly obvious. Deliberately underfund the NHS and treat the people who work for it like dog**** until it inevitably crumbles, and then peddle and pump out the 'it can't sustain itself!' rhetoric and all of a sudden people become more sympathetic to increased privatisation.

We are heading down a very dark road indeed and I feel like nobody realises it