varusword75 wrote:
bsphil,
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I can make up stories too, that doesn't make them true though.
Except I didn't make it up. That's euro-socialist healthcare for you.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-13483682
Now do you have anything to back up your bs?
I'm curious do you have anything to say about the facts from the link I posted? Or is that just much for your undeveloped pea brain to comprehend?
It would be good if you actually read stories before assuming they support your uninformed babble.
It says they were treated for seven and 20 minutes respectively, before
being taken inside.
It was also due to A&E being overly busy, which is the same as your ER being busy. Can't plan for that sh
it, moron. Oh wait, now I see what you're getting at, if some of the people already inside couldn't afford to be treated and were sent home, these two old women would have been admitted straight away, instead of having to be treated in an ambulance. It all makes sense, how could we not see how smart you are before?!
They also died the day after and three days later respectively. Sounds to me like they were old and died. Seven and twenty minutes would have made exactly sh
it all difference. Thanks for playing though.