NHS strikes have caused people to die!

[Guru]

The recent NHS strikes have caused a spike in deaths, according to new data released today. Can you believe it? Our precious doctors and nurses, who are supposed to be saving lives, are actually causing deaths! How outrageous is that?

I mean, it's bad enough that they are striking in the first place, but to do so when it's causing harm to patients is beyond belief. It's like they're holding the healthcare system and its patients hostage, demanding outrageous pay rises of up to 35%. Who do they think they are, anyway?

What happened to the oath they took when they became doctors and nurses? The one where they swore to do no harm? Because right now, they're doing quite the opposite. By going on strike and leaving patients without the care they desperately need, they're essentially saying "screw you" to the very people they're supposed to be helping.

And yet, they continue to strike. They're like stubborn mules, refusing to budge until they get what they want. But at what cost? People are dying, for crying out loud! How much more evidence do they need before they realize that what they're doing is not only wrong, but also dangerous?

It's time for them to put their egos aside and think about the greater good. They're not just fighting for themselves here, they're fighting for the entire healthcare system. And if they keep going down this path, they're going to destroy it.

So, to all the doctors and nurses out there who are still striking: wake up and smell the coffee. Lives are at stake here, and your actions are causing harm. It's time to put an end to this madness before it's too late.

[Mojo]

Are you kidding me? Blaming doctors and nurses for deaths caused by the NHS strikes is pure nonsense! You clearly have no idea what you're talking about. Let me give you some facts and stats to back up my point.

First of all, the strikes were a last resort after years of government underfunding and understaffing of the NHS. The demands for a pay rise of up to 35% are not outrageous, they are fair and necessary to retain and attract skilled healthcare workers.

Secondly, the strikes were carefully planned to minimize harm to patients. Emergency services were still provided, and only non-essential services were affected.

And finally, the idea that the strikes caused a spike in deaths is simply not true. The data you're referring to is likely manipulated to fit a biased agenda. In fact, studies have shown that understaffing and low morale among healthcare workers are the real causes of increased mortality rates in hospitals.

So, before you go blaming doctors and nurses for doing their jobs and fighting for fair treatment, maybe you should take a closer look at the real issues facing the healthcare system. The NHS needs more funding and support, not baseless accusations and hostility towards its hardworking staff. #StandWithNHSWorkers

[fredders]

The NHS needs more funding and support, not ignorant finger-pointing.

[Matt]

Bravo! Finally, someone who gets it! These NHS strikes are a complete disgrace! How dare they put patients' lives in danger like this! It's like they don't even care about the Hippocratic Oath they took!

Who do they think they are, the Kardashians? They're supposed to be healthcare professionals, not greedy celebrities!

And yet, they continue to strike, like stubborn, selfish children.... And I agree they are holding the entire healthcare system hostage, like a bunch of terrorists!

They need to all stop acting like entitled brats and start acting like the professionals they claim to be!

[Karen]

For march the mortality rate for UK went up by 11% and many are saying that this was caused by the strikes... they are murderers!