I went underground

Message cane later

Needless to say, grievance-mongers just won't let go...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ERINtPcWsAANoWA?format=jpg&name=medium

It’s part of being held accountable tbh

Something that Boris is afraid of

Suppressing reports, avoiding media. During the election campaign actually hiding in a damn fridge to get away from a reporter

https://twitter.com/DPJHodges/status/1230063645192785920?s=20

https://twitter.com/business/status/1230062553126100992?s=20

https://twitter.com/jessphillips/status/1230050679760314373?s=20

I love how this is somehow supposed to mean you cannot change the criteria...
https://twitter.com/Independent/status/1230067105736863744?s=20

that Jess Philips tweet. makes me laugh

Those immigration laws won't really change anything

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/579726402107080717/679627442482184195/paz.JPG

hah... whad I tell ya 2 or 3 days ago about today and inflation

well above expectation, as predicted 😉

https://twitter.com/jessphillips/status/1229905052858560513?s=19

Why is it a bad thing to expect to be able to speak the language of the country you want to work in

I wouldn't try to work in Germany not knowing German

Can we make white a slur plaese

let's only identify as pinkish or something

Tim Pools NHS video was quite painful to watch.... he kept saying, "but in the UK you only get one choice" ... as if we dont have private healthcare here and private hospitals and doctors

@JackH670 Yes Jess Phillips is something called actually intgrating with the local culture.

@wacka Does he know about BUPA?

he seemed to think we only have the public option... and NHS was mandatory

He isn't wrong Wacka, all the private organisations just bill the NHS for your treatment.
If they cut off your funding at an NHS level you wouldn't get anything private either

Paying for the NHS *is* mandatory, it's National insurance

they can only charge the NHS if its an NHS patient

Which everyone with a right to work in the UK is

and I dont mean the taxes are mandatory, I mean the choice of hospital organisation

It's geo locked

I mean by that logic the US has a mandatory healthcare option... 😛

You only get a choice if multiple catchment areas

Same as schools

Yes and no

and they pay a lot more for healthcare taxes than we do, per capita

It only covers OAPs really though

Yeah that's like saying muh wage gap though.
Technically correct. Factor in all data it's bollox

We pay the same, Americans pay based on their health level.

Also buying through a corporation jack's up the average cost

(through employer I mean)

As we all know, if the government makes a guarantee on something there is no incentive to lower prices/be competitive - see the broadband roll out in the UK for a prime example.