Comments by "Stephen Jon" (@stephenjon3502) on "'Most disruptive' and longest strike in NHS history: Are junior doctors losing public support?" video.

Quite a bit of support but only from people that don’t soak up the gbn gaslighting.
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@Bringon-dw8dx Dan voted for the tories who have spent the last 13 years giving themselves a pay increase whilst voting to stop yours.
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@ChemicalShots Yes, only 5 - 7 years to train. I suppose you think train drivers could be replaced overnight as well? 🍩
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⁠ @MyName-cw4yr Shouldn’t need to. They are far better qualified than you so should be paid accordingly.
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Doing worry when reform get in you can start paying 150£ a month for your basic healthplan…
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@ChemicalShots And if they are easily replaced please explain why the NHS has nigh on 140,000 vacancies?…
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⁠ @ChemicalShots If you bothered to read my comment properly I said “ The NHS “ has nigh on 140,000 vacancies. If anyone has made themselves look silly it’s you sausage. Try and read things in order.
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⁠ @ChemicalShots It wouldn’t be easy as you say as there is a massive failure rate for people applying for train drivers roles, particularly if they reach the stock training phase hence why the money is what it is. So in your world you’d close the railway for 6 to 12 months to train all these new people. Please stay away from plug sockets…
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You tell em Chris. Sack everyone and wait 5 years before the next batch pass out. While you’re there sack all those lazy train drivers and we can wait 12 months to train some more up as well. Your Mensa application is in the post mate.
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Don’t worry. When Reform get in and make everything private you can enjoy paying £200 a month for your medical insurance.
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