hagbard_celine
04-04-2007, 10:35 PM
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/4714819.stm
What am I saying!? This is the dog-eat-dog, The Weakest Link with Ann Robinson, every-man-for-himself, "Hey, I've been there" world of the NWO's hyperDarwinist agenda. It's only nautural and even admirable to exploit vulnerable people.
It's offical: I am an alien who landed on this planet by mistake! :mad: :confused: :o
The fucking trusts who contracted Patientline, including my own, should be strung up for it! Things like this light up the true colours of the sickness industry like a magnesium flare! They might as well nick people kidneys while they're having their gall bladders out and flog them at the back door! :eek:
I don't buy Patientline's claims that they don't make a profit. The running costs of their bedside consoles are lower than the convetional TV sets the wards used to have. The NHS trusts are also TV licence-holders (like most of the patients whom Patientline arse-burgle every day). Of course they can always justify it by saying "Well, patients are not obliged to use our services." Well, that's technically correct, but try avoiding the temptation when you're stuck in a bed for weeks on end staring at four walls!:mad: Would you pay £2.20 a day to watch a TV set in a hotel when you're already paying the licence fee and have paid for your own TV set at home? No, because you can walk out of the motherfucking door any time you like! :rolleyes: It's an incredible coincidence that the wards had all their old TV's removed and patients have been banned from bringing in their own TV sets because of some health and safety technicality since Patientline came to my hospital. Why do you think that is eh!? Yawn, work it out!
What am I saying!? This is the dog-eat-dog, The Weakest Link with Ann Robinson, every-man-for-himself, "Hey, I've been there" world of the NWO's hyperDarwinist agenda. It's only nautural and even admirable to exploit vulnerable people.
It's offical: I am an alien who landed on this planet by mistake! :mad: :confused: :o
The fucking trusts who contracted Patientline, including my own, should be strung up for it! Things like this light up the true colours of the sickness industry like a magnesium flare! They might as well nick people kidneys while they're having their gall bladders out and flog them at the back door! :eek:
I don't buy Patientline's claims that they don't make a profit. The running costs of their bedside consoles are lower than the convetional TV sets the wards used to have. The NHS trusts are also TV licence-holders (like most of the patients whom Patientline arse-burgle every day). Of course they can always justify it by saying "Well, patients are not obliged to use our services." Well, that's technically correct, but try avoiding the temptation when you're stuck in a bed for weeks on end staring at four walls!:mad: Would you pay £2.20 a day to watch a TV set in a hotel when you're already paying the licence fee and have paid for your own TV set at home? No, because you can walk out of the motherfucking door any time you like! :rolleyes: It's an incredible coincidence that the wards had all their old TV's removed and patients have been banned from bringing in their own TV sets because of some health and safety technicality since Patientline came to my hospital. Why do you think that is eh!? Yawn, work it out!