no i dont work for the "nash" which i am guessing is some slang for the social?
i work for a drugs and alcohol community treatment service. used to be nhs, done 19 years in nhs, then it was privatised my job along with it
but. it matters not who signs my payslips, as long as i get to deliver a service to those people who need it
im far from facist, i believe that people should support themselves but also pay into the welfare state so that those who cannot (rather than choose not) support themselves are supported through that system
all i object to is those that milk the system when they are capable of supporting themselves
i dont see the problem with that?
the other extreme is that none of us work and therefore all of us rely on the state to support us.. but that dont work cause who is there to pay the taxes to fund the state?
the vast majority of arguments here seem to be based in the concepts of "rights without expectation of responsibility"
mmm the nazi's are mentioned again
perhaps citing godwins law here wouldnt be out of place?