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Lord Darzi, said the state should ‘demand’ people take ‘greater responsibility’ for the health and social care of themselves and their families.
The House of Lords, seems to be populated with pea brained morons who occasionally wake up from their almost perpetual state of semi comatose slumber to issue words of meaningless, ill informed garbage, before slipping back into their torpid state to dream about their next method of claiming expenses. For the benefit of Darzi , to read on his next visit to the real world, the majority of families already help to care for their elderly relatives. For those families who do not, it is of little value for Darzi to stamp his foot and mumble that, " the state should ‘demand’ people take ‘greater responsibility" etc., without sharing with us what measures the state should use to ensure that this happens. If families do not care what happens to elderly relatives, as Darzi seems to be suggesting, it would be difficult if not impossible to change their mindset. Again, we are subjected to empty rhetoric designed specifically for popular consumption rather that practical application. The REAL reason of course, is that it would save money, but Lords and Ministers are too cynical and hypocritical to say it openly.
Lord Darzi, said the state should ‘demand’ people take ‘greater responsibility’ for the health and social care of themselves and their families.
The House of Lords, seems to be populated with pea brained morons who occasionally wake up from their almost perpetual state of semi comatose slumber to issue words of meaningless, ill informed garbage, before slipping back into their torpid state to dream about their next method of claiming expenses. For the benefit of Darzi , to read on his next visit to the real world, the majority of families already help to care for their elderly relatives. For those families who do not, it is of little value for Darzi to stamp his foot and mumble that, " the state should ‘demand’ people take ‘greater responsibility" etc., without sharing with us what measures the state should use to ensure that this happens. If families do not care what happens to elderly relatives, as Darzi seems to be suggesting, it would be difficult if not impossible to change their mindset. Again, we are subjected to empty rhetoric designed specifically for popular consumption rather that practical application. The REAL reason of course, is that it would save money, but Lords and Ministers are too cynical and hypocritical to say it openly.
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