>> One can be concerned about both.
I didn’t say that you couldn’t. But by voting for the current day Tory’s you are choosing to decimate the health system and waste money on sending Refugees to Rwanda. It’s idiotic to prioritise that over the NHS.
I didn’t say that you couldn’t. But by voting for the current day Tory’s you are choosing to decimate the health system and waste money on sending Refugees to Rwanda. It’s idiotic to prioritise that over the NHS.
It all depends how you view the world. For many people, preserving the historical character and demographic of their country is an important issue. It might not be to you, you might consider it stupid, but it is a concern many people have. So much so, they would see illegal arrivals of non historical descent as a more acute problem. One to be prioritised over what can be argued to be improvements to the existing system.
I myself am one of these people. It is more important to me immigrants be sent to Rwanda than offering additional funding or reforming the NHS.
If my interaction with other people sharing your beliefs ( or more accurate my assumptions about your beliefs ), you believe me to be evil. I do not believe I am and I do not believe you, who think the opposite of me to be evil. I believe you are misguided though and wrong in what your priorities are.
Genuinely, why are refugees something to be prioritized over a cultural touchstone institution if the goal is preserving historical character?
I wish I could answer you unfortunately censorship measures currently in place prevent open discussion.
Accordingly, the Conservatives gave lucrative contracts to all their friends.
The current Labour party are useless holding them to account.
Looking at the total healthcare expenditure before covid, it consistently hovered around 10 per cent of the total British GDP.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/317708/healthcare-expend...
If this is underfunded for you, how many per cent would be funded enough?
Accidentally, the EU average is about 10 per cent, with 12 member countries scoring less than 7.5 per cent of GDP.
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...
From what I see, the British values seem absolutely normal to me, and healthcare results (life expectancy, 5-year survival of cancers) are just fine, especially given how fat British people have become.
What percentage of GDP would be needed for that? That question would require a lot of data and analysis to answer, far more than would be reasonable to expect for an HN comment.