Is the Establishment and Media's reaction to Trump causing his popularity?

[kentonio]

Where I come from it's not acceptable to judge people who are 15 minutes late one time, and blame them for the way the entire health care system is ****ed up.

Doctor's time is precious because doctors are in limited supply. Doctors frequently have full daily schedules. *******s being late to appointments (and worse missing them altogether) means that sick people don't get seen by the doctor as soon as they should, and other sick people end up spending large amounts of time sitting waiting for their appointments which they arrived on time for. Because of you being an *******.

[Kidlicious]

Doctor's time is precious because doctors are in limited supply. Doctors frequently have full daily schedules. *******s being late to appointments (and worse missing them altogether) means that sick people don't get seen by the doctor as soon as they should, and other sick people end up spending large amounts of time sitting waiting for their appointments which they arrived on time for. Because of you being an *******.

Doctor's time is limited because your healthcare system sucks ass! Stop blaming the sick and injured for your ****ed up system! Sometimes people are late. Stop scapegoating!!!

[Kidlicious]

“The patient or resident is the weakest voice in the system. It is classic market failure. We can talk about competition until the cows come home but if you live in Norwich there is one hospital,” said Prior, the former chairman of Norwich University Hospitals foundation trust.

[kentonio]

Doctor's time is limited because your healthcare system sucks ass! Stop blaming the sick and injured for your ****ed up system! Sometimes people are late. Stop scapegoating!!!

Doctors time is limited because THEY'RE ****ING DOCTORS YOU IDIOT! They have to spend huge amounts of time training to become a doctor in the first place, and then continue learning to keep on top of medical advances throughout their entire careers, while treating dumb ****s like you who treat them like they're a branch of ****ing McDonalds! If you have doctors spending half the day sitting on their asses, then you have a stupidly inefficient healthcare system which you're paying too much for, which kind of makes sense given that you do actually have a stupidly inefficient healthcare system which you're paying too much for.

[Kidlicious]

Doctors time is limited because THEY'RE ****ING DOCTORS YOU IDIOT! They have to spend huge amounts of time training to become a doctor in the first place, and then continue learning to keep on top of medical advances throughout their entire careers, while treating dumb ****s like you who treat them like they're a branch of ****ing McDonalds! If you have doctors spending half the day sitting on their asses, then you have a stupidly inefficient healthcare system which you're paying too much for, which kind of makes sense given that you do actually have a stupidly inefficient healthcare system which you're paying too much for.

I'm glad you agree that Obamacare is stupidly inefficient and expensive. That said, there is no reason for a doctor shortage. You're apologizing for crap and scapegoating because you don't understand how economic systems are suppose to work. You don't expect more because you are buying into the socialist brainwashing. YOU DRANK THE KOOLAID!!!!

[kentonio]

“The patient or resident is the weakest voice in the system. It is classic market failure. We can talk about competition until the cows come home but if you live in Norwich there is one hospital,” said Prior, the former chairman of Norwich University Hospitals foundation trust.

That's funny, as a quick scan of google maps shows three right in the city, Hellesdon, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital and Colman Hospital.

You cut out part of that quote by the way, the full quote was.. "The patient or resident is the weakest voice in the system,” he said. “It is a classic market failure —the user doesn’t know nearly as much as the professionals, even with the Internet. We can talk about competition until the cows come home but if you live in Norwich there is one hospital"

Something that your most recent posts have done an admirable job of showing.

What you also failed to mention was that the gentleman in question was now a Conservative MP who had just taken up responsibility for healthcare regulation. As part of a government who were in the process of hacking deeply into the NHS's budgets, and then blaming the system for failing to keep up with demands. You know, exactly the kind of soulless **** that your new Republican friends would wet themselves over.

[Kidlicious]

That's funny, as a quick scan of google maps shows three right in the city, Hellesdon, Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital and Colman Hospital.

You cut out part of that quote by the way, the full quote was.. "The patient or resident is the weakest voice in the system,” he said. “It is a classic market failure —the user doesn’t know nearly as much as the professionals, even with the Internet. We can talk about competition until the cows come home but if you live in Norwich there is one hospital"

Something that your most recent posts have done an admirable job of showing.

What you also failed to mention was that the gentleman in question was now a Conservative MP who had just taken up responsibility for healthcare regulation. As part of a government who were in the process of hacking deeply into the NHS's budgets, and then blaming the system for failing to keep up with demands. You know, exactly the kind of soulless **** that your new Republican friends would wet themselves over.

Are you actually claiming that the UK system is meeting the needs of the citizenry? Is that why they have to all go to the ER?

[kentonio]

Are you actually claiming that the UK system is meeting the needs of the citizenry? Is that why they have to all go to the ER?

I think you're confusing the UK with the US there. People don't have to go to ER with everyday ailments, the current pressure on ER departments is a combination of people turning up at ER for stupid **** they don't need to be there for (minor drunken injuries is a popular one) and more importantly the government slashing NHS funding which has brought the NHS practically to its knees. That's the thing about universal healthcare, if you fund it properly then it works really well and efficiently. If you slash away at it because you're a stupid fuckhole who hates the idea of poor people being alive, then the system starts to break down.

Contrary to US conservatives wet dreams however, this is not the death knell of the NHS. Rather its the death knell of the conservative government who has wildly over-stepped its mandate, brazenly lied about its intentions and which will crash and burn at the next election.

[giblets]

Doctors wouldn't have tolerated you being fifteen minutes late before Obamacare.

[C0ckney]

good grief, nearly a page of this bull**** because kid can't take responsibility for not getting to his ****ing doctor's appointment on time.

[Dinner]

Where I come from it's not acceptable to judge people who are 15 minutes late one time, and blame them for the way the entire health care system is ****ed up.

If one of the contractors I hire for one of my projects shows up late you had better believe I notice. If the deadline is tight I won't fire him on the spot but I will let him know I am paying good money and timeliness is part of it. I might have a team of three or four different contractors plus a county inspector out at a job site and they all still get paid even if they are standing around waiting for your lazy unpunctual butt. Show up on time and ready to work or you don't get any more contracts from me. What is more is my company does a lot of work and awards a lot of projects and I will let all the other Project Managers know you are unreliable and cause cost over runs.

It is called being a professional at your chosen career; something you obviously aren't.

[Kidlicious]

Both Prior and Lamb’s suggestions – that hospital beds should be eliminated in order to provide better overall care – was blasted by professor David Oliver, the former clinical director for the elderly. He pointed out that the UK has already lost one-third of its acute hospital beds in the last two decades, meaning that per head of the population it has fewer services than any comparable country.

“How do you take capacity out of acute hospital provision when people are still pilling though the doors in record numbers and hospitals are so pressurized? If you take capacity out, people end up being treated on any flat surface and in the hospital corridors,” Oliver told the Daily Telegraph.

https://www.rt.com/news/uk-nhs-health-crisis-049/

[kentonio]

You know you just quoted from the state sponsored Russia Today? You do know that, right?

[Kidlicious]

I think you're confusing the UK with the US there. People don't have to go to ER with everyday ailments, the current pressure on ER departments is a combination of people turning up at ER for stupid **** they don't need to be there for (minor drunken injuries is a popular one) and more importantly the government slashing NHS funding which has brought the NHS practically to its knees. That's the thing about universal healthcare, if you fund it properly then it works really well and efficiently. If you slash away at it because you're a stupid fuckhole who hates the idea of poor people being alive, then the system starts to break down.

Contrary to US conservatives wet dreams however, this is not the death knell of the NHS. Rather its the death knell of the conservative government who has wildly over-stepped its mandate, brazenly lied about its intentions and which will crash and burn at the next election.

“If we don’t start closing acute beds, the system is going to fall over. Emergency admissions through Accident and Emergency (A&E) are out of control in large parts of the country. That is totally unsustainable,” Prior said.

[Kidlicious]

You know you just quoted from the state sponsored Russia Today? You do know that, right?

I quoted David Prior. Do you know who that is?