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Mottie said:
Tell us all how you voted in the referendum. You deserve a medal. (y)
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Mottie voted for this:

Massive inequality
4 million suffering food poverty
800,000 needing hospital treatment for malnutrition
8 million NHS waiting list
brexit failure

the UKs standard of living is way below most other advanced Western economies.

Britain is broken.’ Dire poverty could usher in Victorian-era inequality​

 
Notch7 said:
how do you know?

well you look at the evidence, if everything was rosy this wouldn’t be happening in starving brexit Britain:

More than 800,000 patients were admitted to hospital with malnutrition and nutritional deficiencies last year, a threefold increase on 10 years ago, according to NHS figures that have prompted warnings about the devastating health impact of food insecurity
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OK, so let me get this straight. UK has roughly 170,000 hospital beds, and you're telling me that 800,000 have been in hospital suffering from vitamin D deficiency.

Nah.
 
Mottie said:
And we've had record immigration for those 10 years too. Any correlation?
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Mottie is easily brainwashed

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fillyboy said:
OK, so let me get this straight. UK has roughly 170,000 hospital beds, and you're telling me that 800,000 have been in hospital suffering from vitamin D deficiency.

Nah.
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ya muppet, people don’t stay in hospital for 365 days

there are 35 million bed days per year.


What you drinking this evening?…you been on the Advocaat again
 
Notch7 said:
ya muppet, people don’t stay in hospital for 365 days

there are 35 million bed days per year.


What you drinking this evening?…you been on the Advocaat again
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Maybe I was being overly facetious, but the stats suggest elderly people from care homes visiting hospitals are found to be 'under nourished', including whilst they're in hospital (eh?).

It really doesn't suggest that 800,000 people a year are going into hospital suffering from malnutrition because of food poverty or cruel Tory policies.
 
I don't get it.

Inflation is high. It's not the Tories fault.
Inflation falls - it's all because of the Tories.

You must have a degenerative disease to think like that.
 
fillyboy said:
OK, so let me get this straight. UK has roughly 170,000 hospital beds, and you're telling me that 800,000 have been in hospital suffering from vitamin D deficiency.

Nah.
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More Braindead Brexxer Logic.

Were they in the Hospital all at the same time? Did they all need prolonged stay?
 
Notch7 said:
Britain is broken.’
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Do you think if it wasn’t ‘broken’, labour voting socialists Nosey would be having two skiing holidays and JohnD would have bought two new cars?

Say, you still haven’t said how many bedrooms you have and how many people live in your house. Have a count up. You may find you have room to house and feed some of those people you profess to care about.
 
noseall said:
I am having two skiing holidays.
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Even better. Good old Tory Britain eh? You don’t seem to be suffering from Brexit. Neither is JohnD. Neither am I. Dunno what all the fuss is about unless you're Notch and you can’t find a tomato on your local supermarket shelf…..
 
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fillyboy said:
It really doesn't suggest that 800,000 people a year are going into hospital suffering from malnutrition because of food poverty or cruel Tory policies
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Yes it does, because it’s gone up massively in the last decade


Over the last 13 years there has been a considerable rise in inequality: in other words the rich get richer and those on lowest incomes have seen their wages stagnate.

So the rich are getting richer by extracting more wealth leaving less for the poor


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threefold increase on 10 years ago, according to NHS figures that have prompted warnings about the devastating health impact of food insecurity

who has been in charge last 10 years
 
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