The direct relationship between a struggling NHS and the economy

[SophLad]

Don't disagree with the incentives to medics. Several of my friends are GPs who are either part time or have retired early due to the crazy rules around pensions.

You can also see where Labour chucked an enormous amount of people onto long term sickness benefits so they didn't appear on the unemployment register.

Another way to look at it would be that the outcome is caused a harsh sanctions regime deployed by a DWP that has contributed significantly to up to 140 deaths in 3 years.

[Protheroe]

Don't disagree with the incentives to medics. Several of my friends are GPs who are either part time or have retired early due to the crazy rules around pensions.

You can also see where Labour chucked an enormous amount of people onto long term sickness benefits so they didn't appear on the unemployment register.

Another way to look at it would be that the outcome is caused a harsh sanctions regime deployed by a DWP that has contributed significantly to up to 140 deaths in 3 years.

Which is hugely outweighed by the thousands of unnecessary deaths caused each year by "our NHS" (peace be upon it).

[SophLad]

Don't disagree with the incentives to medics. Several of my friends are GPs who are either part time or have retired early due to the crazy rules around pensions.

You can also see where Labour chucked an enormous amount of people onto long term sickness benefits so they didn't appear on the unemployment register.

Another way to look at it would be that the outcome is caused a harsh sanctions regime deployed by a DWP that has contributed significantly to up to 140 deaths in 3 years.

Which is hugely outweighed by the thousands of unnecessary deaths caused each year by "our NHS" (peace be upon it).

For which the reasons are complex and multi faceted.  Unlike a politically driven idealistic bullying of disabled people.