Starting to get a bit annoyed about this...
Let us be clear:
If we are forced into heavier social restrictions (e.g. circuit breakers/lockdowns) the BLAME sits more with those who supported Mass Infection, and NOT on those who tried to stop the spread.
Rant 1/5
Let us be clear:
If we are forced into heavier social restrictions (e.g. circuit breakers/lockdowns) the BLAME sits more with those who supported Mass Infection, and NOT on those who tried to stop the spread.
Rant 1/5
If you are one of the toddler-adults who have refused to wear a mask to protect others...its on you! 
If you are one of those who promoted unmitigated Mass Infection of a novel pathogen...its on you!
If you are one of our Leaders who chose to strengthen the private sector in favour of the NHS....it's on you!
▪️£37bn to T&T.
▪️£0.25bn to Primary Care. (1% that spent on T&T)
▪️4% Less bed capacity (shrinking healthcare during a pandemic!).
▪️1% pay rise (insulting).
▪️£37bn to T&T.
▪️£0.25bn to Primary Care. (1% that spent on T&T)
▪️4% Less bed capacity (shrinking healthcare during a pandemic!).
▪️1% pay rise (insulting).
We have had plenty of opportunity to prevent social restrictions and avoid circuit-breakers.
We have had plenty of opportunity to strengthen the national health service.
We have had plenty of time to develop ventilation systems in places of work and education.
We have had plenty of opportunity to strengthen the national health service.
We have had plenty of time to develop ventilation systems in places of work and education.
So when healthcare capacity is overwhelmed and more and more severe social restrictions come in...feel free to be frustrated and disappointed. Just remember who failed to mitigate and who failed to improve healthcare capacity.
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