X : Have you read the Health and ...
Me : ... Is this a NHS privatisation thing?
X : The bill says ...
Me: The NHS is dead. It'll be privatised entirely over time and we will have US style insurance. That's what the majority voted for at the last election. That's what they want.
Me : ... Is this a NHS privatisation thing?
X : The bill says ...
Me: The NHS is dead. It'll be privatised entirely over time and we will have US style insurance. That's what the majority voted for at the last election. That's what they want.
X : I didn't vote for that.
Me : The electorate is all of us. We had once chance to save the NHS, to change our path. The majority decided that they didn't want that. The decision has been made. Stop fighting over the past. There are other freedoms that are under attack.
Me : The electorate is all of us. We had once chance to save the NHS, to change our path. The majority decided that they didn't want that. The decision has been made. Stop fighting over the past. There are other freedoms that are under attack.
X : You don't care about the NHS?
Me : Of course I do, it was the greatest British Institution but it is going. We had our chance to stand up for it, we didn't. I'm more concerned now over other basic rights like representation, excluding people from voting, the right to protest.
Me : Of course I do, it was the greatest British Institution but it is going. We had our chance to stand up for it, we didn't. I'm more concerned now over other basic rights like representation, excluding people from voting, the right to protest.
X : Why NI?
Me : Why use a regressive tax to fundamentally pay for the re-organisation and privatisation of the NHS under a banner of social care?
X : Hmmm ... yes?
Me : Symbolism. When you oppress groups then you try to get them to create / build / pay for their own misery ...
Me : Why use a regressive tax to fundamentally pay for the re-organisation and privatisation of the NHS under a banner of social care?
X : Hmmm ... yes?
Me : Symbolism. When you oppress groups then you try to get them to create / build / pay for their own misery ...
... it's all about creating hoplessness, acquiescence, feeling of responsbility etc. A good friend escaped from the oppression in Belarus and they love pointing out to me how the gameplay is from the same playbook.
X : We're not like that.
Me : That's what they said in Belarus.
X : We're not like that.
Me : That's what they said in Belarus.
X : You're not very positive about the UK.
Me : At this moment? I don't trust our political Gov on most topics from health to climate change - independent.co.uk/climate-change… ... they seem to have given up on truth. For the future, I'm always positive about the capabilities of the UK.
Me : At this moment? I don't trust our political Gov on most topics from health to climate change - independent.co.uk/climate-change… ... they seem to have given up on truth. For the future, I'm always positive about the capabilities of the UK.
X : Do you think Boris will ever resign?
Me : No. I also hope he doesn't.
X : I thought you didn't like him?
Me : I don't like his policies or his elasticity with truth. But at least he isn't Gove or Sunak.
Me : No. I also hope he doesn't.
X : I thought you didn't like him?
Me : I don't like his policies or his elasticity with truth. But at least he isn't Gove or Sunak.
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