Scotland's NHS

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Originally Posted by Bodie80

Selfish ? You don't know me Spameater and I can assure you I am not.
Your beloved SNP could raise taxes but won't as they know it will loose them the votes of a lot of people.
I would willingly pay an extra penny tax if it went to the NHS.
And you keep calling the Union flag that Spameater as it really doesn't bother me when someone is deliberately doing so to get at me.

And well done you managed to post without a stupid picture B)

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Nowt wrong wi' a wee bit of political satire,you don't like people having different opinions from your own do you?

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Originally Posted by spameater1

Nowt wrong wi' a wee bit of political satire,you don't like people having different opinions from your own do you?

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I don't mind other opinions at all but think it's wrong to deliberately offend someone.

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Originally Posted by spameater1

Not entirely true Noah,people on low wages got no help with prescriptions.Agree there's a lot of thickos dossing about Uni having a Spliffing time at the old boys club,they usually end up becoming Tory politicians.

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People on low wages won't benefit from reducing air passenger duty tax either. Guess who will though?

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Originally Posted by noahrab

University fees - just means more thickos can doss about doing a different course every year for phuck all.

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sad but true. would be good if only useful courses attracted help and not all those wishy-washy courses offered by art colleges and the likes.

Does anyone remember the campaign slogan the SNP used in the first toytown elections, 'A Penny for Scotland'? They were trounced by labour who promised no tax rises. Politicians are not nice people, all they care about is a wee bit of power. Labour now favour tax rises, go figure. The point is, Scotland being independent or not has phukk all to do with these people, the SNP are however in power to pursue that policy just as they should be fixing schools and hospitals, whatever it is bodie thinks is wrong with them :D

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Originally Posted by noahrab

People on low wages won't benefit from reducing air passenger duty tax either. Guess who will though?

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the end of the bedroom tax, the removal of ATOS, the removal of sanctions for being late to interviews, these are things which will help people who need it most. As for airport tax, have you ever been to Glasgow airport during the Fair, it ain't the stars of GLOW turning up in their joggers XD

No answers from our resident nationalists Stewarty or Buc :(

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Originally Posted by Bodie80

No answers from our resident nationalists Stewarty or Buc :(

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HM Treasury: Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses 2015


Table 10: Total Health spending per person 2010 to 2015

ENGLAND (each year from 2010 to 2015 – from Table 10.5, item 7)
£1,841
£1,868
£1,879
£1,916
£1,994

SCOTLAND (each year from 2010 to 2015 – from Table 10.6, item 7)
£2,029
£2,067
£2,086
£2,124
£2,151

That's all the important information you need to know Bodie.

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Originally Posted by stewarty27

HM Treasury: Public Expenditure Statistical Analyses 2015


Table 10: Total Health spending per person 2010 to 2015

ENGLAND (each year from 2010 to 2015 – from Table 10.5, item 7)
£1,841
£1,868
£1,879
£1,916
£1,994

SCOTLAND (each year from 2010 to 2015 – from Table 10.6, item 7)
£2,029
£2,067
£2,086
£2,124
£2,151

That's all the important information you need to know Bodie.

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Couldn't care less about down south Stewarty, the SNP set targets and failed on almost everyone of them. That's the information the people of Scotland need

bodie is that daft he thinks politicians fail their own targets because of something they've not done