Fund Our NHS Properly, Don't Let Bureaucrats Wreck It

Seeing people wait months for basic care while hospitals are stretched thin is infuriating. It's not about "bureaucrats" being bad at budgets, it's about chronic underfunding and a government that’s systematically starved the NHS for years. This isn't about private enterprise; it's about ensuring everyone, regardless of income, gets the care they need. The idea that a Roman system, with all its limitations, is somehow better than our public health service is frankly insulting.

We need to invest, not dismantle. That means proper funding for staffing, equipment, and yes, administrative functions that actually help the system run smoothly, not hinder it. We should be looking at how other countries with robust public healthcare systems manage their resources, not looking back to ancient history for inspiration.