This is the first party political post on Madaba.info
I don't normally tend to get involved in party politics but I want to vent so here we go!
In short, I believe that Christianity demands universal health care, free at the point of use.
I think that Reform UK are against this, and to me that makes them anti-Christian.
Read the gospels and you will see that Jesus Christ clearly has an interest in healing the ill, and did so out of compassion and concern, not for money
He healed all, asking for nothing in return
Christianity is all about being concerned for the welfare of your fellow humans and about building up a caring community
That is what Mark 12:31 is all about: "love your neighbour as yourself"
In 2012 the current leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage said:
“I think we are going to have to move to an insurance-based
system of healthcare”
Which would mean abolishing the NHS as we know it
Let’s have a bit of a closer look
Who are this “we”?
It does not mean “we” the British people, that’s for sure
Abolishing the NHS would be objectively bad for us and make
our lives worse
It means Nigel Farage’s chums in the Financial Class, of
which he is clearly a part
The Financial Class would profit greatly from privatising
the NHS, as they do in the USA where people pay through the nose for health
coverage which more often than not does not pay out
Of course those people would like us to privatise our NHS,
they would profit greatly from that by “providing” us with health insurance!
Also, what does he mean by “have to”?
If the meaning of life is to line the pockets of the Financial
Class at the expense of the ordinary people then yes, we do have to do that –
but thankfully it isn’t!
A vote for Reform UK would be a vote for national self-harm
Nigel Farage will try and distract the electorate with
riots, minorities, wokeism, boat people, indolent verminous dole scum and the like – but at
the end of the day, our health and our health service would not be safe in his
hands
In my mind, Nigel Farage not being fully committed to the principles of the NHS means he is unfit to be our Prime Minister. I believe that his views about the NHS are counter to both the views and interests of the British people
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