The fees are free yes, as are prescriptions.
I don't think you'll find many people arguing up here about uni fees. However prescription fees are a different matter. Most right minded people saw this as a thinly veiled vote winner and they should be re-instated for people who can afford them.
Similarly (with regard to tuition fees), we don't want to see the NHS eroded into a pale shadow of it's former self into the private sector, which is what will inevitably happen in the event of a no vote and successive Tory governments (which we never vote for).
Education, like health care, in a right minded, fair society should be a right, not a priveledge. All IMHO.
I don't think you'll find many people arguing up here about uni fees. However prescription fees are a different matter. Most right minded people saw this as a thinly veiled vote winner and they should be re-instated for people who can afford them.
Similarly (with regard to tuition fees), we don't want to see the NHS eroded into a pale shadow of it's former self into the private sector, which is what will inevitably happen in the event of a no vote and successive Tory governments (which we never vote for).
Education, like health care, in a right minded, fair society should be a right, not a priveledge. All IMHO.




Who cares anyway


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