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>In the UK whilst there is free healthcare etc and its a country of 66m, the healthcare has been getting worse and worse. This is largely a consequence of chro
by mrsuprawsm 8y ago
>In the UK whilst there is free healthcare etc and its a country of 66m, the healthcare has been getting worse and worse.
This is largely a consequence of chronic underfunding, a deliberate political choice by the Conservative party.
- leetcrew 8y agois it possible to define "underfunded" in an objective way? people inevitably die, and an individual's life can usually be extended at least a little by a marginal increase in spending. what would it take for you to not consider the system "underfunded"?
- fwip 8y agoSure, pick a mean time to appointment, and fund until you reach it. :)