Re:UN Human Rights Chief Urges UK to Reverse ‘Deeply Troubli...
by 1827163 on Tuesday May 09, 2023 @01:38PM
(#35877774)
It's a public safety issue as well, so far 240 ambulances have been delayed due to the blockades. I wonder if a local authority can be successfully prosecuted if a patient were to die as a result of the delay?
Same if someone were to die in a house fire, because the fire brigade could not get there on time? I personally believe that those responsible for implementing this scheme should see time behind bars, possibly for criminal negligence, should that happen.
By the way, in the comments section of that Daily Mail article, the majority of the readers disagree with the blockades. I'm not sure if that's representative of the whole of the general public, but it certainly looks like most people don't like it.
Same if someone were to die in a house fire, because the fire brigade could not get there on time? I personally believe that those responsible for implementing this scheme should see time behind bars, possibly for criminal negligence, should that happen.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11925437/Ministers-...
By the way, in the comments section of that Daily Mail article, the majority of the readers disagree with the blockades. I'm not sure if that's representative of the whole of the general public, but it certainly looks like most people don't like it.