Scotland and alcohol
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Ravi Kumar wrote: Glasgow consistently ranks as the worst in Europe for just about every disease going. Just the entire ciy is really unpleasant. Scottish east coast is best
Figures please.
Not really sure what recycle's point here is? Not a 'great deal' of text along with the link.
Unless it's to irritate the Scottish people on the board per chance? Give anyone time and you could dredge up a whole load of statistics as to why England, Scotland or indeed any other country/religion/race is the supposed "worst" at something.
Of course there's no point in doing that because it's just divisive and knobbish.
But there has been a lot of that on this board lately.
And southerners hate the north but still need it for it's materials.
Belfast outranks Glasgow in most horrid things actually.
The most bombed hotel in the world's not in Scotland you know. The highest incidence of heart disease....that's us too.
Car crime's not a big problem here though, it's hard to steal things when your knees are smashed to gravel.
Funny how someone with an apparently Indian name is more concerned about a few tipsy jocks than the hundreds of thousands who die each year in India from preventable diseases (wellll not really preventable....I mean if they wont PAY for their treatment they deserve it, isn't that right Ravi?)
Really? The Great Western Railway to bristol is made of Cornish tin is it fucktard?
And I do not recall making ANY negative comment regarding the quality of Indian education. I was commenting on the high incidence of death from preventable disease. All the more significant if every 3rd person is a top class doctor.
You are a halfwit who simply cannot hold a coherent converstation, never mind an argument.
I urge you to end your raping, killing, and promotion of ignorance, and kill yourself at your earliest convenience.
Nick King wrote: Is this BNP twat still posting?
It could well be a bot, it certainly fails the Turing test.
(of course he hates Turing for being a poof, but he still likes to gently stoke his fingers on his creation).
Capitalism? What the fuck has that got to do with lots of Indian doctors and the prevention of curable diseases? 
If there are lots of doctors, then these diseases can be prevented...
Yet again, you fail to answer a question...
The fact that you want me dead (since without the NHS I would be) is what pisses me off. That and the idea that millions of people should die each year for not being as rich as you, living in a country which got rich by stealing from them. You're a facist cunt.
Yes, I was too sick to work.........>DUH!!!!!!
How come you're using govt money to post this shite then?
(govt funded Uni, all UK broadband services run on Govt constructed infrastructure, and is subsidised by govt).
now
FUCK OFF, GET CANCER, DIE ON PRINCIPLE
EDIT......how can you be OVER emotive about the prospect of a long, painful death?
So, if you don't like Northerners, then why are 90% of the musicians you follow from there?
Also, capitalism doesn't appear to have worked too well in recent times, has it?
You're not from Corhsam, are you?
Ravi Kumar wrote:
Nick King wrote: So, if you don't like Northerners, then why are 90% of the musicians you follow from there?
Also, capitalism doesn't appear to have worked too well in recent times, has it?
You're not from Corhsam, are you?
northerners? as in northern italians?
Corsham is nice. near the box studios actually
This is just a trough in the economic cycle. Capitalism is inevitable.
Yeah, Salford is just north of Milan.
Ravi Kumar wrote: northerners? as in northern italians?
As in New Order, SAW, Pet Shop Boys, Rick Astley, Phil Oakey, etc...
Doctor? wrote: The fact that you want me dead (since without the NHS I would be) is what pisses me off. That and the idea that millions of people should die each year for not being as rich as you, living in a country which got rich by stealing from them. You're a facist cunt.
i doubt very much he goes private, he hasn't got the intelligence to earn that much, he's just a gob shite.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was on incapacity benefit and disability living allowance with a relative claiming carers allowance for looking after him, the majority of people claiming benefits refer to everyone else claiming benefits a spongers, but never themselves, I'm pretty sure this is the case here.
Ravi Kumar wrote:
Nick King wrote:
Ravi Kumar wrote: northerners? as in northern italians?
As in New Order, SAW, Pet Shop Boys, Rick Astley, Phil Oakey, etc...
its all italian disco^
From Northern England...
Ravi Kumar wrote:
Jed Stephens wrote:
Doctor? wrote: The fact that you want me dead (since without the NHS I would be) is what pisses me off. That and the idea that millions of people should die each year for not being as rich as you, living in a country which got rich by stealing from them. You're a facist cunt.
i doubt very much he goes private, he hasn't got the intelligence to earn that much, he's just a gob shite.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was on incapacity benefit and disability living allowance with a relative claiming carers allowance for looking after him, the majority of people claiming benefits refer to everyone else claiming benefits a spongers, but never themselves, I'm pretty sure this is the case here.
nope, I am a entrepreneur, musician, lecturer. i will exploit any opportunity as well as sponging the country's benefits. I have never used the NHS and am medically self taught.
Bull shit, I reckon you use the GU clinics regularly.
Ravi Kumar wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
Ravi Kumar wrote: Private is always the best option, whether it is healthcare...
You don't actually have any life experience regarding your lecture topics, do you? The overwhelming majority of people can't afford private, whether it's health care, education, or anything else.
In countries where private health care is the only option, they either have their private benefits paid for by another party (for example, their employer), or they typically go without. And even if they are fortunate enough to have private health care, their health care decisions are removed from the doctor/patient relationship, and placed in the hands of anonymous, unaccountable insurance company "bureaucrats," whose only real function is to maximize shareholder profits by minimizing payouts.
That's how your "best option" works in the real world. Now go dry behind your ears.
Healthcare is not seperate from the rest of society. It should be run in the capitalist fashion. If your most talented people (the ones who will tend to be able to afford to go private) are healthy, that is all that matters. They make their contribution and then breed similarly successful individuals. Trying to achieve fairness generally leads to the genetically lesser developed draining society's resources at large and living longer and breeding more....disaster.
Ah, eugenics by way of Malthus. Pining away for the good old 18th century, are we?
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
Ravi Kumar wrote: Private is always the best option, whether it is healthcare...
You don't actually have any life experience regarding your lecture topics, do you? The overwhelming majority of people can't afford private, whether it's health care, education, or anything else.
In countries where private health care is the only option, they either have their private benefits paid for by another party (for example, their employer), or they typically go without. And even if they are fortunate enough to have private health care, their health care decisions are removed from the doctor/patient relationship, and placed in the hands of anonymous, unaccountable insurance company "bureaucrats," whose only real function is to maximize shareholder profits by minimizing payouts.
That's how your "best option" works in the real world. Now go dry behind your ears.
That is a very serious downside to privitazation of helath care, but do remeber most innovation in medicine does come from within our borders because of this system. Damned if you do, damned if you don't
EdelBrock wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
Ravi Kumar wrote: Private is always the best option, whether it is healthcare...
You don't actually have any life experience regarding your lecture topics, do you? The overwhelming majority of people can't afford private, whether it's health care, education, or anything else.
In countries where private health care is the only option, they either have their private benefits paid for by another party (for example, their employer), or they typically go without. And even if they are fortunate enough to have private health care, their health care decisions are removed from the doctor/patient relationship, and placed in the hands of anonymous, unaccountable insurance company "bureaucrats," whose only real function is to maximize shareholder profits by minimizing payouts.
That's how your "best option" works in the real world. Now go dry behind your ears.
That is a very serious downside to privitazation of helath care, but do remeber most innovation in medicine does come from within our borders because of this system. Damned if you do, damned if you don't
Most-- no, make that all-- innovation in medicine comes from research, not from insurance company paper-shuffling.
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
EdelBrock wrote:
Comrade Shampanyov wrote:
Ravi Kumar wrote: Private is always the best option, whether it is healthcare...
You don't actually have any life experience regarding your lecture topics, do you? The overwhelming majority of people can't afford private, whether it's health care, education, or anything else.
In countries where private health care is the only option, they either have their private benefits paid for by another party (for example, their employer), or they typically go without. And even if they are fortunate enough to have private health care, their health care decisions are removed from the doctor/patient relationship, and placed in the hands of anonymous, unaccountable insurance company "bureaucrats," whose only real function is to maximize shareholder profits by minimizing payouts.
That's how your "best option" works in the real world. Now go dry behind your ears.
That is a very serious downside to privitazation of helath care, but do remeber most innovation in medicine does come from within our borders because of this system. Damned if you do, damned if you don't
Most-- no, make that all-- innovation in medicine comes from research, not from insurance company paper-shuffling.
right..... but the privatization allows for exhorbanent fees at hospitals which pays for the research...
Medical research is conducted at universities, and at private companies. University research is funded largely by grants from government and foundations. Private research is funded by venture capital, with the expectation that profits will be generated.
Hospital fees pay for the costs of hospital care, including profits.
GlasVegas wrote: WHIT DAE ANY OF YOUSE CUNTS KNOW ABOUT GLASGOW ANYWAY??? EH??EHHHHHH???????? ARSEHOLES.
Ravi knows he would like to shag all the boys.
Ravi Kumar wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: WHIT DAE ANY OF YOUSE CUNTS KNOW ABOUT GLASGOW ANYWAY??? EH??EHHHHHH???????? ARSEHOLES.
Ravi knows he would like to shag all the boys.
As it 'appens I'll be in Dorchester (near Poole) on Wednesday afternoon. Perhaps we could meet up and run naked on the beach. I like 'exotic' types. What d'ya say you cheeky young scamp?????? 
GlasVegas wrote:
Ravi Kumar wrote:
GlasVegas wrote: WHIT DAE ANY OF YOUSE CUNTS KNOW ABOUT GLASGOW ANYWAY??? EH??EHHHHHH???????? ARSEHOLES.
Ravi knows he would like to shag all the boys.
As it 'appens I'll be in Dorchester (near Poole) on Wednesday afternoon. Perhaps we could meet up and run naked on the beach. I like 'exotic' types. What d'ya say you cheeky young scamp??????
East Dorset is a good place to be. Lowest unemployment rate in the country.
