Post by philbadfactor on Apr 19, 2024 8:13:05 GMT
Behind closed doors we don't really know what Politicians are really saying to each other but one thing has always been certain that the Conservatives represent Capital Over labour which we can define as our limited time and energy on the planet.
If you starve the NHS of public funds Capital will be able to make more money for the owners.
Hence in desperation, more people are paying out of their own pockets for Health Insurance.
A clear example of the upward instead of downward transfer of wealth we are seeing in every sphere under the Conservatyives.
www.theguardian.com/society/2024/apr/18/uk-private-health-insurance-market-nhs-crisis-dental-cover
If you starve the NHS of public funds Capital will be able to make more money for the owners.
Hence in desperation, more people are paying out of their own pockets for Health Insurance.
A clear example of the upward instead of downward transfer of wealth we are seeing in every sphere under the Conservatyives.
www.theguardian.com/society/2024/apr/18/uk-private-health-insurance-market-nhs-crisis-dental-cover
About 4.2 million people were subscribed to medical cover schemes. Including dependants on the policies, 7.3 million people were covered – the highest number since 2008.
Wes Streeting addresses reporters in Westminster.
Wes Streeting defends Labour plan to use private sector to cut NHS backlog
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Since the market’s Covid-driven drop in 2020, when it declined by 2.2%, it has grown considerably faster than historical norms. Average annual growth was 6.1% between 2020 and 2022, compared with 1.7% between 2008 and 2019.
Wes Streeting addresses reporters in Westminster.
Wes Streeting defends Labour plan to use private sector to cut NHS backlog
Read more
Since the market’s Covid-driven drop in 2020, when it declined by 2.2%, it has grown considerably faster than historical norms. Average annual growth was 6.1% between 2020 and 2022, compared with 1.7% between 2008 and 2019.
Read said: “I don’t think that the NHS is going to fall apart overnight or that the private sector is going to run rampant overnight. But I do think as people as customers, rather than people as taxpayers, are beginning to reconceptualise the value of paying additionally for healthcare entitlements, which technically they should get on the NHS.”
