Help end medical misogyny. Sign our petition.

Help end medical misogyny.
Sign our petition.

Sign the petition

Please or to access all these features

Politics

Why would Reform voters accept that they will scrap the NHS?

204 replies

NEGUY82 · Yesterday 13:22

Even when you present them with pretty undeniable proof they wants to do it they just say "lefty propaganda, he said he won't" - well of course he says he won't it would cost him the election.

OP posts:
AmberTigerEyes · Yesterday 23:31

CuteOrangeElephant · Yesterday 23:28

But then you can say the same about the NHS, which is not the same kind of free for everyone.

Yes. The NHS isn’t the same cost for everyone.

Paul2023 · Yesterday 23:31

I actually like Reforms ideas on health care but I don’t believe it’s achievable.
Geting rid of unnecessary management, changes staff contracts working hours , cutting down on waiting lists.
It’s all rather wishy washy. If it was that simple , surely it would have been done by now ?

1dayatatime · Yesterday 23:35

Paul2023 · Yesterday 23:31

I actually like Reforms ideas on health care but I don’t believe it’s achievable.
Geting rid of unnecessary management, changes staff contracts working hours , cutting down on waiting lists.
It’s all rather wishy washy. If it was that simple , surely it would have been done by now ?

Absolutely it's wishy washy with no details on where the money is coming from. But to be fair that's the same for all political parties, except of course for the batshit Green's funding plan of simply printing more money (now what could possibly go wrong with that!).

CuteOrangeElephant · Yesterday 23:46

AmberTigerEyes · Yesterday 23:30

Yes I agree completely. The NHS is terribly underfunded and no one is really prepared to pay for good healthcare either by extra taxes. The same people who would pay higher taxes have already left the NHS for private care.

It's a real shame.

People sometimes don't have a choice but to go to private care. When my husband had severe back pain his GP wouldn't even refer him for a scan. The only thing the GP would do was put him on an 11 month waiting list for physiotherapy. At this point my husband had already lost his business because he couldn't work. Luckily I had a job and had the foresight to put him on my health insurance.

We would have absolutely paid higher taxes.

New posts on this thread. Refresh page