Comments by "Winston Smith" (@NPC--666) on "Junior doctor strikes to have a 'profound effect on the NHS' | Breakfast with Stephen and Anne" video.

Hippocratic oath? These entitled middle class narcissist are a disgrace to their proffesion
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@justadude8369 Explains a lot!
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@abusreh998 ... and let people die to make politic gestures .... so stunning so brave
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@psps2034 "there is no such thing". Ermm ... there is, it just isn't taken or followed as much any more apparently. The national average salary for junior doctors is £34,790 per year, but this can vary substantially. For example, a junior doctor at foundation year one (FY1) would earn approximately £28,808 per year. A junior doctor in specialty training (ST) at years six to eight would earn £56,077 per year. Hmmm ... not bad really. Honestly hope your loved ones don't die at the hands of these partisan, entitled moet marxists. Peace.
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@justadude8369 why? I pay less tax, can shop around, companies are insentivised to provide competitive insurance, state pays for those who can't pay etc.... works everywhere else practically, and their services are much better than the NHS?
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@justadude8369 answer my question, why do no other countries follow our model if its so good? We never hear about their health service issues. Your faith in the NHS that isn't borne out by its costs, contiuned degradation in service, and political partisanship. You don't work for them do you?
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@z00ey killing people or putting them at risk doesn't warrant my respect sorry.
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@justadude8369 the NHS is unsustainable, a mixed model would work best. Sticking with the current service (in fact continuing to pay more for no improvement) is a much 'turkeys for voting for Christmas' IMHO
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@ct123098 so what? Hope none of your relatives die, or would you be cool with that?
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@psps2034 I said it wasn't used as such? Wow re: salaries, how much should tax payers pay the public sector? How much tax would you like to pay? These guys should have gone private if they didn't like it, not put people at risk. The NHS, being a socialist experiment, has long outlived its usefulness need to be reformed or will forever be a political football
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@justadude8369 I think the whole system should be privatised, then we wouldn't be held to ransom by partisan 'doctors' (moet marxists). Let them strike in the private sector, then the companies would adjust to refelect the market, no one dies, winner winner chicken dinner.
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@justadude8369 No, my insurance won't be higher than the tax I pay now and would continue to pay to an ever increasing inefficient socialist blackhole?. Why are you so wedded to a command economy when they demonstratably don't work and haven't done in any point in history? No other country copies our model for good reasons. Nb. I appreciate that we do need more dpctors etc. but thats a separate issue and doesn't validate a broken system like the NHS
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@justadude8369 Good, we agree! I suspect we may all need to pay more regardless ...
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@2wheelsforever174 so it is privatised then? Maybe we should xopw the Canadian model. How much tax do you pay btw?
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@2wheelsforever174 thanks!
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