What's the point of having a national health service if you're just gonna end up waiting months for treatment, I mean it's like the system is designed to drive you mad.
The thing is, it doesn't have to be this way, we could be investing more in our healthcare system to reduce waiting times and actually provide the care people need when they need it. My proposal is to increase funding for the NHS by introducing a new tax bracket for high earners like myself, I mean let's be real, if you're earning over 200 grand a year you can afford to pay a bit more to help out the rest of society.
This extra funding would be used to hire more doctors and nurses, and to improve the infrastructure of our hospitals, so we can actually provide the level of care that people expect from the NHS. It's not rocket science, if you've got more staff and better equipment, you can treat more patients and reduce waiting times, it's just common sense.
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