NHS strike action is SHAMEFUL!

[dave33]

I don't know about you, but I'm getting real tired of all this strike action. Doctors and nurses are putting patients' lives at risk. Is that really right? I mean, come on. These people are supposed to be saving lives, not endangering them.

And what really rubs it in is the fact that ambulance workers are refusing to go and help people suffering from heart attacks and strokes. I mean, what the hell is that all about? Are these people really so selfish that they would rather let someone die than do their job? It's a disgrace, plain and simple.

Doctors and nurses get enough money as it is. They don't need any more espcially when they did such a crap job during the Covid-19 pandemic. Incompetence is putting it mildly. They left so many people dead because they couldn't do their damn jobs. And now they want more money? Ha! They must be joking.

Money doesn't grow on trees, people! The government can't just keep handing out money like it's candy on Halloween. Someone has to pay for it, and guess who that someone is? That's right, the poor. The very people these doctors and nurses are supposed to be helping. It's a vicious cycle, you see. All these strikes and pay rises will only increase inflation, causing even more poverty and health problems. So what are the doctors and nurses going to ask for next when this happens? Even more pay? Give me a break.

All these strikes and pay rises are only going to make things worse. They're not helping anyone, least of all the patients who need their help the most. It's time for these doctors and nurses to stop being so damn selfish and start thinking about the bigger picture. Because if they don't, we're all screwed. Does anyone agree or am I alone on this?

[Ian]

I couldn't agree more! It's absolutely infuriating to see these so-called "healthcare professionals" putting their own selfish interests above the health and safety of their patients. It's a disgraceful display of entitlement and lack of respect for the Hippocratic oath.

And don't even get me started on these ambulance workers refusing to do their job. It's beyond belief that they would rather sit back and watch someone die than provide the life-saving care that they are trained to give. It's time for these people to stop playing games and start taking their responsibilities seriously.

[Guru]

Enough is enough. It's time for these selfish individuals to put their patients first and stop this reckless behavior. Lives are at stake, and it's time for these people to step up and do their job like they were hired to do. No more excuses, no more delays, just get back to work and start doin the job we as tax payers pay them to do!!!!!!!

[fredders]

Your opinion is dead wrong. Strike action is necessary to ensure that healthcare workers are treated fairly and can provide the best possible care for their patients. Doctors and nurses are putting their own safety on the line every day to save lives, and if they have to go on strike to get the support they need, then so be it.

In fact, studies have shown that strikes can actually improve patient outcomes and safety by forcing hospitals and governments to address systemic issues that put patients at risk. So instead of blaming healthcare workers for doing what they need to do to advocate for their patients, we should be supporting them.

As for ambulance workers refusing to respond to certain calls, that's not a sign of selfishness, it's a sign of a broken system. Ambulance services are often stretched thin, and workers are forced to make difficult decisions about how to allocate their resources. By striking, they're highlighting these issues and demanding that they be addressed.

So before you go blaming healthcare workers for endangering patients, take a look at the bigger picture. They're fighting for the safety and well-being of everyone in our communities, and we should all be standing with them!

[dave33]

Your opinion is dead wrong. Strike action is necessary to ensure that healthcare workers are treated fairly and can provide the best possible care for their patients. Doctors and nurses are putting their own safety on the line every day to save lives, and if they have to go on strike to get the support they need, then so be it.

In fact, studies have shown that strikes can actually improve patient outcomes and safety by forcing hospitals and governments to address systemic issues that put patients at risk. So instead of blaming healthcare workers for doing what they need to do to advocate for their patients, we should be supporting them.

As for ambulance workers refusing to respond to certain calls, that's not a sign of selfishness, it's a sign of a broken system. Ambulance services are often stretched thin, and workers are forced to make difficult decisions about how to allocate their resources. By striking, they're highlighting these issues and demanding that they be addressed.

So before you go blaming healthcare workers for endangering patients, take a look at the bigger picture. They're fighting for the safety and well-being of everyone in our communities, and we should all be standing with them!

What a load of nonsense! Striking is not the answer, it's just a way for healthcare workers to shirk their responsibilities and demand more money. Patient care should always come first, but these selfish workers are putting their own interests ahead of their patients.

Strikes actually harm patient outcomes and safety by disrupting healthcare services and causing delays in treatment. REAL studies not your made up ones have proven that patients who are treated during a strike are more likely to experience adverse events and even die.

Ambulance workers refusing to respond to certain calls is absolutely unacceptable. Lives are at stake, and they have a duty to provide care to everyone in need. This behaviour is not a sign of a broken system, it's a sign of workers who are unwilling to do their jobs.

Instead of demanding more money and benefits, healthcare workers should focus on improving their skills and providing better care for their patients. We should be rewarding workers who go above and beyond, not those who refuse to work.

It's time to stop coddling these entitled bastards and start holding them accountable for their actions. Patients deserve better, and it's time to put their needs first.