Who thinks the NHS is crap?

I agree with this completely; the dis-organised part I mean

Yeah yeah ok, I was exaggerating. I stand by my ridiculous assumption nonetheless. Haters gon' hate.

Yeah yeah ok, I was exaggerating. I stand by my ridiculous assumption nonetheless. Haters gon' hate.

Oh yes, the NHS is obviously crap. I mean, who needs all that life saving treatment anyway? I'm sure doctors rejoice in maiming their patients and being landed with lawsuits, who doesn't? They're all closet sadists delighting in the pain of others! And what's with all the sick people? They make it such a drag.

The NHS, as outlined already, is flawed, but so is life. Mistakes will invariably happen and people may not get the right treatment straight away (or if at all) but in terms of ratios, for every mistake, there are literally dozens of benefits that outweigh it. You may have had a bad experience and loathe the health service with a passion, but tell that to Mr.X that is provided with vital anti-convulsant medication, or Mrs Y that is now able to walk again thanks to a hip replacement.

There's room for improvement, sure, but it's what we've got, and I think as a whole they're doing bloody well with the means at their disposal.

And retards gon' be retards.

Law at Kent? Enjoy your unemployment.

Anyone intelligent enough to become a doctor could earn a lot more money in other professions. .

Get over yourself and learn to chill the **** out.

giving me a hug and promising me she'd see me first thing the next morning (as she left our house at 9pm at night, having been helping my mum continually since 6pm). The same GP gave me a present when I went to uni, was in tears when I passed my exams and this summer told me how proud she was of me.

Sorry, who the **** are you and what do you do that's so epic if I might ask?

Excuse me for objecting to your idiotic notion that "most doctors don't give a **** about their patients and were pushed into medicine by their parents". Don't cry when you get picked up for peddling *******s.

I'm the guy who will be paying for your jobseekers allowance.

Not true, how many could make it in, say finance, where you needed maths to high level to earn more than them? Or business, or anything else? I think that's a typical medics attitude.

And you're apparently so clever you don't even have the *******s to tell me what or where you're studying? Hooray for you Einstein.

Excuse me for objecting to your idiotic notion that "most doctors don't give a **** about their patients and were pushed into medicine by their parents". Don't cry when you get picked up for peddling *******s.

I will be studying medicine in September. Calm down, it's only the internet.

I will be studying medicine in September. Calm down, it's only the internet.

To be good at maths you need dedication, hard work and the ability to think logically. Many doctors have these qualities. To be good at finance/business you need the incentive to earn large amounts (millions) of money.

And to be honest owning a business does not require a genius it requires common sense I have met people who can barely do maths and they have their own successful businesses.

I'm fully aware of that. I just despise pretentious jumped-up little pricks like yourself who put down other people for not getting 10 A* at GCSE. I've worked hard to get where I am. Pretty sure grafting and giving a **** is going to get me a lot further than your private school education and parents money.