One we have Prohibition, what's next?

[Troll]

As should those doing 71mph on the motorway....

not really comparable is it?

[ratewhore]

not really comparable is it?

OK, how about comparing inexperienced bikers (define inexperienced btw) with chav scum in citroen saxos...

[sasguru]

Was talking to a NHS Consultant friend t'other day - he and his colleagues gave the NHS 5 years max - mainly due to the amount of immigrants presenting themselves with untreated congenital defects i.e. birth defects not actioned in the country of birth, but now being presented for rectification on the NHS by all these new citizens.

...suppose it's only fair

Yes that must the reason for the NHS problems. Tis the immigrants and nothing to do with the fact that it's the largest socialised healthcare system in the world and that no other country is stupid enough to organise it like that.



No I think we have our own stupid Labour politicians starting with Bevan to blame for that.

[HairyArsedBloke]

When you live abroad and talk to the locals you find out why people are so keen to get here even if they take very low paid work. The 'free' health care and education for their children is a big magnet.

[Troll]

OK, how about comparing inexperienced bikers (define inexperienced btw) with chav scum in citroen saxos...

which of those two groups have the most chance of survivability in the event of an accident?

[ratewhore]

which of those two groups have the most chance of survivability in the event of an accident?

OK, you seem to have an issue with 'inexperienced bikers' so maybe you could give a comparison...

[Troll]

Yes that must the reason for the NHS problems. Tis the immigrants and nothing to do with the fact that it's the largest socialised healthcare system in the world and that no other country is stupid enough to organise it like that.



No I think we have our own stupid Labour politicians starting with Bevan to blame for that.

It was a system born from an earlier time when the country had been through a terrible World War and the notion that Health care should be a right rather than at the whim of charity, also WW2 had put in place an fledgling infrastructure.
Its concept was noble enough - but now handicapped by increased costs and an ageing and expanding population.

[sasguru]

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Its concept was noble enough - but now handicapped by increased costs and an ageing and expanding population.

Indeed and it should be scrapped. It really is mediocre even after the huge amount of cash labour have thrown at it.
What annoys me is that there is really no easy way to opt out of the system altogether as GPs are gate keepers.

[sasguru]

When you live abroad and talk to the locals you find out why people are so keen to get here even if they take very low paid work. The 'free' health care and education for their children is a big magnet.

I'm presuming that abroad isn't Germany, Spain, Ireland, France or switzerland.
they wouldn't come hre for the healthcare or the educashun.

[Troll]

OK, you seem to have an issue with 'inexperienced bikers' so maybe you could give a comparison...

You appear to have an issue... not certain what you want me to provide a comparison about

Inexperienced in this instance means unused to the performance of the vehicle ...could be a car or a bike.