Nurse suicide...hoax callers at fault.
Dec 12th 2012, 12:50 pm
#77
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Re: Nurse suicide...hoax callers at fault.
I know that this sounds harsh, but I'm really bored of this story now. Everytime I watch the news all I get is this. It's very sad and shouldn't have happened, but nothing is going to change it now.
We spend so much time in the west debating pointless stuff and putting plasters on the laws to prevent this sort of thing happening again that we miss the point on the big stuff.
We spend so much time in the west debating pointless stuff and putting plasters on the laws to prevent this sort of thing happening again that we miss the point on the big stuff.
Dec 12th 2012, 12:52 pm
#78
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Re: Nurse suicide...hoax callers at fault.
I know that this sounds harsh, but I'm really bored of this story now. Everytime I watch the news all I get is this. It's very sad and shouldn't have happened, but nothing is going to change it now.
We spend so much time in the west debating pointless stuff and putting plasters on the laws to prevent this sort of thing happening again that we miss the point on the big stuff.
We spend so much time in the west debating pointless stuff and putting plasters on the laws to prevent this sort of thing happening again that we miss the point on the big stuff.
Dec 12th 2012, 12:56 pm
#79
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Re: Nurse suicide...hoax callers at fault.
- How to get 7.9% of the population back in work
- How to address systematic tax avoidance
- How to address the wastage in the NHS
- How to address the UK's ever reducing competitiveness
- How to address the fact that in 2015 the UK will not have sufficient generation capacity to meet demand
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- How to address systematic tax avoidance
- How to address the wastage in the NHS
- How to address the UK's ever reducing competitiveness
- How to address the fact that in 2015 the UK will not have sufficient generation capacity to meet demand
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Dec 12th 2012, 1:16 pm
#80
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Re: Nurse suicide...hoax callers at fault.
- How to get 7.9% of the population back in work
- How to address systematic tax avoidance
- How to address the wastage in the NHS
- How to address the UK's ever reducing competitiveness
- How to address the fact that in 2015 the UK will not have sufficient generation capacity to meet demand
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- How to address systematic tax avoidance
- How to address the wastage in the NHS
- How to address the UK's ever reducing competitiveness
- How to address the fact that in 2015 the UK will not have sufficient generation capacity to meet demand
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Totally agree with you. The UK has major problems and there are a great many people who are seriously struggling. The outlook is not good at all.
I suspect the focus on stories such as this is that everyone has an opinion and it's far easier to pontificate on this than to address the real issues of the day and try and find solutions. I find that most people I meet have little in the way of political opinions, other than the very superficial. The fact that more of the population vote on reality TV shows than in elections, local ones at least, is indicative of the lack of interest in the big issues.
