Peter Thiel Says British Affection for NHS Is Stockholm Syndrome
bloomberg.com
bloomberg.com
Apart from the current UK government, of course, who'd love to find one last remnant of public assets to sell off and make themselves a quick gain at the expense of everyone else. But given their absolute historic [2: sorry for the twitter-link] level of unpopularity right now, I'm quietly confident they'll be out of power soon, and then stay that way for a good long time.
[1]: https://img.ifunny.co/images/a7b1bd7e108b709f5250985ab200dac...
[2]: https://twitter.com/ElectionMapsUK/status/161647328716017254...
[ ] emotional abuse [x] false narrative [x] make people question their own judgement or perception
It's clearly a case of someone in power using their reach to manipulate public opinion. Anyway, I find the term of Stockholm Syndrome equally misused here. I was responding in-kind.
If they had kept their hands off it it would be great. Like the public system in Spain still is, even after the budget cuts during the credit crisis.