Winter of Discontent (202)2

[JohnD]

They're due to chronic underfunding despite the growing demand from an ageing population with increasing long-term health issues

 

[^woody^]

growing demand

Yeah. Illegals and foreigners.

Go to any A&E, especially at night/early evening and check out who is driving the demand, and what the "emergency" illnesses are.

 

[JohnD]

Go to any A&E, especially at night/early evening and check out who is driving the demand, and what the "emergency" illnesses are.

Elderly white brits, mostly.

While brown-skinned migrants run around looking after them.

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

The market sets wage prices. That's capitalism baby.

The market, supply and demand, plus how much you can hold the paying public to ransom.

 

[motorbiking]

Elderly white brits, mostly.

While brown-skinned migrants run around looking after them.

Last time I went to a London hospital the people running around were the tax payer funded interpreters. I was the only English speaker in the waiting room apart from interpreters.

 

[Pat ex]

Yeah. Illegals and foreigners.

Go to any A&E, especially at night/early evening and check out who is driving the demand, and what the "emergency" illnesses are.

Migrants tend to be healthier than the indigenous population.
But don't let the truth alter your prejudice.

 

[Pat ex]

Last time I went to a London hospital the people running around were the tax payer funded interpreters. I was the only English speaker in the waiting room apart from interpreters.

An anecdote from one who has persistently stated his vehement objections to immigrants and refugees.
What a surprise!

 

[Mottie]

Last time I went to a London hospital the people running around were the tax payer funded interpreters. I was the only English speaker in the waiting room apart from interpreters.

Last time I went to A&E, the only English speakers apart from me were two policemen and a chav in handcuffs. Of course, he got priority treatment.

 

[Notch7]

Go to any A&E, especially at night/early evening and check out who is driving the demand, and what the "emergency" illnesses are

I took my wife to A and E a few months back

East Surrey hospital, it’s close to Harley, Redhill, Crawley - all places with significant immigrant populations and housed refugees.

All of the patients were English speaking citizens, 90% of them white.

 

[Notch7]

Last time I went to A&E, the only English speakers apart from me were two policemen and a chav in handcuffs. Of course, he got priority treatment.

Don’t believe it.

 

[Mottie]

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[Mottie]

I took my wife to A and E a few months back

East Surrey hospital, it’s close to Harley, Redhill, Crawley - all places with significant immigrant populations and housed refugees.

All of the patients were English speaking citizens, 90% of them white.

Don’t believe it. Did you check their citizenship status?

 

[Mottie]

Don’t believe it.

Spot the difference:

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I don't think I've ever been my local hospital and not heard English being spoken. Even those whose 1st language isn't English still speak it.

 

[Mottie]

I don't think I've ever been my local hospital and not heard English being spoken. Even those whose 1st language isn't English still speak it.

Where is your local hospital?