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| View Poll Results: Should Speaking English be Mandatory | ||||||
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I'm not the one adamantly claiming £23 million is being spent in the wrong place and suggesting we send it to "sick people". |
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So you think spending on interpreters is more important than spending on medical care? Not in my book.
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Just like I don't think the canteen girl's wages are more important than serious medical treatment. But then, neither the canteen girl nor the interpreter are draining the NHS budget from taking care of Betty in bed 2. |
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