Counter point: the NHS saved my life last year. I’m glad it exists and I’m grateful for the amazing people who work at its front lines.

That isn’t a counter point at all. Of course the NHS saves some people. That doesn’t mean it isn’t absolutely horrific. British people are infected with some kind of brain worms where they can’t accept that the NHS is in a dire state because of fear of offending NHS workers. Let me tell you, those on the front line are the biggest critics

It’s easy to stand on the outside, pissing inwards, isn’t it? So thanks for the sweeping generalisations and absolutes, very helpful.

Since you have made no point so far, only offering spiteful generalisations and offence, I feel my lived experience is a good a counter point for those who may scroll by and want to see an alternative view.