JohnnyFartPants

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Blackpool are dropping nicely.

Hush your cum gums dweeb.

I keep meaning to find a way of stopping my Southampton records and memorabilia from falling off my small shelf but to no avail. Has anyone got any ideas. I ask gingerly.

Sorry about your dad. It is still a hygeine issue though and if the basic levels of handwashing are not being met then I will conclude from this other levels of hygiene within the establishment. I might not have been present at the conversation all those years back but it doesn't take much working out.

Sorry about your dad. It is still a hygeine issue though and if the basic levels of handwashing are not being met then I will conclude from this other levels of hygiene within the establishment. I might not have been present at the conversation all those years back but it doesn't take much working out.

Great philosophy there. We are all individuals at Southampton, and some fans are idiots but Cardiff? Nah, they are all bad people and all of them are exactly the same as the people your sister gobbed off at. Strewth.

Great philosophy there. We are all individuals at Southampton, and some fans are idiots but Cardiff? Nah, they are all bad people and all of them are exactly the same as the people your sister gobbed off at. Strewth.

Right, you are talking rubbish. Sorry, simple as. Just because you did not see an exchange of cash between her and the hospital does not mean it was not paid for. She may not have even considered she paid for it, but at some point Mr NHS would have received some moolah from Mr Private health plan. I agree, the numbers in private health and private schooling will drop and then the socialists can learn something. Taxing all and then some not using the service provided is a lot better than taxing all and then everyone using it. As for private hospitals not being to the same hygiene standards as NHS ones, than **** for that!! Whatever CE Mark Standard is, I suggest they work on improving it and stop spreading MRSA about like it is smarties.

Right, you are talking rubbish. Sorry, simple as. Just because you did not see an exchange of cash between her and the hospital does not mean it was not paid for. She may not have even considered she paid for it, but at some point Mr NHS would have received some moolah from Mr Private health plan. I agree, the numbers in private health and private schooling will drop and then the socialists can learn something. Taxing all and then some not using the service provided is a lot better than taxing all and then everyone using it. As for private hospitals not being to the same hygiene standards as NHS ones, than **** for that!! Whatever CE Mark Standard is, I suggest they work on improving it and stop spreading MRSA about like it is smarties.

You choose your profession based on many factors, largely ability to do the job. Once doing the job, most move for moolah.

You choose your profession based on many factors, largely ability to do the job. Once doing the job, most move for moolah.

Can anyone show what her face and/or bum would look like with perhaps some egg white or salad cream on it. No reason.

Can anyone show what her face and/or bum would look like with perhaps some egg white or salad cream on it. No reason.

Seriously, try to remove the emotional side of the argument and see it this way. A system is there that allows for everyone to be treated. It further allows for people to pay extra in to often the same people and get seen to sooner. This is the only advantage.

Seriously, try to remove the emotional side of the argument and see it this way. A system is there that allows for everyone to be treated. It further allows for people to pay extra in to often the same people and get seen to sooner. This is the only advantage.

And why not, she could afford it? Seriously though, I think you are missing the point somewhat. Private health care makes up a very small percentage of those in the system, and I wager that back in the dark ages, such as when you are talking about, it was even smaller. Therefore you might have waited perhaps a couple of weeks less and she would have had to wait God knows how much longer. I think you half answered your own point to be honest. Healthcare shouldn't be about affordibility, it should be about need. You had your treatment, so did she. You had your treatment after her because she paid in more. As far as not paying for the operation is concerned, well that just isn't true. Many operations are fully covered within the monthly private health plans that people subscribe to, meaning she was paying for it every month.

And why not, she could afford it? Seriously though, I think you are missing the point somewhat. Private health care makes up a very small percentage of those in the system, and I wager that back in the dark ages, such as when you are talking about, it was even smaller. Therefore you might have waited perhaps a couple of weeks less and she would have had to wait God knows how much longer. I think you half answered your own point to be honest. Healthcare shouldn't be about affordibility, it should be about need. You had your treatment, so did she. You had your treatment after her because she paid in more. As far as not paying for the operation is concerned, well that just isn't true. Many operations are fully covered within the monthly private health plans that people subscribe to, meaning she was paying for it every month.

The biggest problem with socialism is that the followers of it tend to always expect money to be there yet seldom have a way of getting it there, ergo, it never really works.

The biggest problem with socialism is that the followers of it tend to always expect money to be there yet seldom have a way of getting it there, ergo, it never really works.

I take your point about your mother and her treatment but yet again you are taking an extreme stance. Luckily for your mother, many people before you and since you have paid for their own treatment on much more minor surgeries, thus enabling the NHS to fund more deserving cases like your mother. Really, you should be thanking those people that not only put into the system through taxation, but often then throw more money at the same Doctors you get to see in order to see them slightly sooner. They are contributing towards everyone that needs very expensive drugs at some point. We should honour these selfless people in some way for helping the likes of your mother get her treatment.

I take your point about your mother and her treatment but yet again you are taking an extreme stance. Luckily for your mother, many people before you and since you have paid for their own treatment on much more minor surgeries, thus enabling the NHS to fund more deserving cases like your mother. Really, you should be thanking those people that not only put into the system through taxation, but often then throw more money at the same Doctors you get to see in order to see them slightly sooner. They are contributing towards everyone that needs very expensive drugs at some point. We should honour these selfless people in some way for helping the likes of your mother get her treatment.

I think it is very easy to pick examples of any system in the whole world at any level in any business or walk of life and "prove" that it doesn't work. The basic principle, however, was to provide a health service for everyone, but not a health service that everyone should have to use.

I think it is very easy to pick examples of any system in the whole world at any level in any business or walk of life and "prove" that it doesn't work. The basic principle, however, was to provide a health service for everyone, but not a health service that everyone should have to use.

Exactly, which is very fair given that it is a tax and not a service you are directly paying for. My partner pays tax but has no kids so she is missing out on the education provided to our offspring. I dare say we could all pick a few things that we are not utilising yet paying for through taxes.