29-04-2020, 22:54
Two points from me on here.
1. Austerity only benefits the well-off, the people who can afford it. Certainly not the vast majority of the population. And certainly not the NHS and others dependent on Government finance.
2. There are so many figures being issued for the number of deaths from a variety of sources, that I honestly think we are in danger of being blinded by statistics. Only one figure matters, and that is the total confirmed by the National Register of Scotland and the equivalent offices in the rest of the UK. That total gives far more detailed information than just a daily reported number.
Right at the start I said that I would not be surprised if the total deaths reached 100k. That is a long way off, but there is a long way still to go.
1. Austerity only benefits the well-off, the people who can afford it. Certainly not the vast majority of the population. And certainly not the NHS and others dependent on Government finance.
2. There are so many figures being issued for the number of deaths from a variety of sources, that I honestly think we are in danger of being blinded by statistics. Only one figure matters, and that is the total confirmed by the National Register of Scotland and the equivalent offices in the rest of the UK. That total gives far more detailed information than just a daily reported number.
Right at the start I said that I would not be surprised if the total deaths reached 100k. That is a long way off, but there is a long way still to go.
Cabbage is still good for you