NUMBER_TOKEN people came to live in this country but how did that happen in the middle of a pandemic you know when we're all confined to our homes and why would NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN people come to a country that's locked down you know and yet this still happened and so the these are you know people who can get sick from covid and then end up in a hospital that they've in a country they've just arrived in you know so they've contributed nothing to the system the system is not prepared for these extra numbers and so we end up again in crisis after crisis after crisis with no end in sight and it's the paradigm that we're in that's creating the problems and it's like okay well i mean what's the solution you know but there is no solution and the problem as well is the government's attitude which what you're talking about which is a reactive one it's not a proactive it's completely reactive the thing that i find worrying as well is that it encourages a passivity in people yeah they're very passive and they it's not anymore about you know so solving your problems thinking about how you're going to improve your life you look to government to solve it and once that happens we're in a really really dark place because people give up agency well you're not really free are you yeah that's the problem and wha what's worse is that you've given up your agency to an institution that is not capable of looking out for your future because they're too busy panicking about the problem of the day and so okay this is going to end badly isn't it it feels like a car that's about to crash every day it feels like we're in a car that's about to crash and so the problem i think is that the government do know what to do they are just essentially so hen-pecked by the the the people who support the blairite paradigm that they feel they can't step outside of it which is very bizarre because i think a lot of people in this country do want to step outside of this paradigm i mean for example the government could just say well look we're just going to have to reduce the number of people who come here you know this is just one of those things if we want to save the nhs this is an inevitable thing or we continue to just pour money down the black hole that might not even be a success you know we're assuming that just simply more money more money is going to solve the problem whereas in fact it's just the numbers of people trying to access this service that's you know overwhelming it and so okay well that's one thing they could do but you know that tomorrow if they came out and said look we're just going to for the next five years just refuse visas you know you could i'm sure they've got a website where it's like apply for your visa here and if they just took that down and said sorry we're not receiving applications for visas at the moment nobody's human rights are violated nobody gets hurt nothing changes nobody's you know nothing wrong happens except that would be advantageous to the country and the nhs i think it's probably a little bit extreme in the sense that that would actually you know there are some people who are coming into the country who need to come into the country the benefits this country as well hang on a second
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