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Old 17-02-2018, 11:37   #2080
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Re: Brexit discussion
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post

Let's go down that route, the creeping privatisation of the NHS can only end one way and it won't be fee at the point of use.

We are already seeing private patients being given beds in NHS cancer wards at the expense of the public. Private ambulances are costing more and more for a worse service and who does oily little Gideon Osbourne invite to discuss opportunities with, our closest neighbours in Europe or America, yes didn't need two guesses did you. The thing I find most worrying is the lack of transparency, if what's happening is good for the public you think they'd want to tell us all how well they'd done rather than hide figures.
You see, that is the lie that those who are 'weaponising' the NHS want you to believe, and you've just sucked it in!

There are no plans to have people pay for NHS treatment, which will remain free at the point of delivery, whether the public or private sector is providing the service.

Tha academy schools are run by the private sector, but they don't expect parents to pay for their children to get educated there, do they?

As for private patients in NHS wards, you forget that whether you are a NHS or private patient, you still have the right to NHS care. It should also be remembered that private patients take a lot of strain off the NHS.

As for private ambulances, they are being brought in to take the strain of an overloaded health service, caused by an ever growing number of people using it. Without the private sector, you would have even longer waits following 999 calls.
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