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I think the difference is that as a UK citizen, I have been paying into the social security and health system for my entire working life, as opposed to the brie
by antihero 5y ago
I think the difference is that as a UK citizen, I have been paying into the social security and health system for my entire working life, as opposed to the brief time someone was here to work.
Though it is kind of dumb.
- pjc50 5y agoSo you think 18 year olds shouldn't be allowed access to the NHS until they've worked for a year or paid a surcharge? (Obviously not, that's nonsense, but that's the conclusion that would follow from the false premise of predicating healthcare on length of payments. It's pensions that are dependent on payins of National Insurance.)
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- ipaddr 5y agoWouldn't parents pay in for those 18 years?