No, in other words

Poor lads.
They'll be fine during the first half of the season but what are they going to do in August?

Thats FACT is it, all social workers are communist ?

Does that mean that you can't have a right wing social worker by definition ?

I take them to the Shay

I doubt many right wingers can bring themselves to utter the word social in any context.

Please illustrate at what point I have said that.

How far left would you like it to go before you start calling it communist, FFS the Americans thought Atlee was a communist in 1948


But the finer point is - does your definition of a social worker mean that there can be no right wing social workers, given that they all spend their first three years being indoctrinated in left wing bullpoop in order to establish some sort of left wing utopia ?

I'm not disagreeing with you by the way, I too think its impossible to find a person with right wing views having the right empathy to be a social worker.

I heard his comments too and unfortunately I've heard them often when conversing with Americans who don't even think themselves to be "very" Republican, just "leaning towards Republicanism", I'm often surprised by just how far right some of their society has moved without even realising it.

Certainly the doctor should have his registration looked into but the current government have been quick to distance themselves from his comments.

Is this the barmpot who reckons the only people who should benefit from free (at point of use) healthcare are those that don't need it?

Basically, yes, he reckons that most illnesses are self inflicted and if so the inflictee should pay for at least some of their treatment, he specifically include type 2 diabetes in that, and he'll definitely include anything he can link to smoking, drinking or drug use, presumably if you can't pay then he'll just let you die and good riddance.

Must be very re-assuring if he's your GP, I'd want to take my solicitor in with me for appointments.





Which reminds me, I took up an offer from my GP to have a free health check last month and one of the questions was "How many units of alcohol do you drink in a week ?", I replied "None" to which the nurse then felt she had to explain what a unit was and then offered to put me down for maybe ten units ?

I had to explain to her that I knew what a unit of alcohol was and that "None" meant zero, I don't drink alcohol, I last had even just one unit months and months ago and its been a decade since I last sat down and drank four or five units in one session - she couldn't believe it, I reckon I must be almost unique around here now.

I too am a Foster Carer and am guilty of taking children to watch Wakefield Trinity.

Well done, a valuable lesson in life, that.
Demonstrates admirably that wanting something, even achingly wanting it, won't bring it about.