Großbritannien im Jahr 2025: Kranker Mann aus Europa gegen unbehandelte Krankheitskrise kämpft
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jun/29/britain-in-2025-sick-man-of-europe-battling-untreated-illness-crisis
Von Low_Map4314
Großbritannien im Jahr 2025: Kranker Mann aus Europa gegen unbehandelte Krankheitskrise kämpft
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jun/29/britain-in-2025-sick-man-of-europe-battling-untreated-illness-crisis
Von Low_Map4314
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The last few decades of Britain (sans a rare blip)…
>**Government:** We want more productivity so we can bring more money into the country!
>**Public:** Improve conditions so we’re not sick, depressed, poor, pissed off, and unwilling to participate.
>**Government:** OK, so the rich get richer, poor get poorer, we’ll cut benefits, and make it harder for young people to survive. I think we got it!
>**Public:** Right, next election we’re voting… (checks notes, who haven’t we tried yet?)
>**Government:** Wait, no, not that!
A quarter of 5 year olds with tooth decay, and needing to have schools supervise them brushing their teeth.
That really got me.
It’s as if, as a society, we’ve forgotten how to care for ourselves and our children in the most basic ways. The generational chain of wisdom has been broken.
Truly scary stuff.
These schemes seem like absolutely the right thing to do. If Wes Streeting can expand this across the country he’ll probably make a bigger impact on the wellbeing of the country than any other government policy.
Good luck to him, for all our sakes.
Anyone else starting to wonder if we British just aren’t all that good at looking after ourselves? I mean we tend to more obesity, so the whole diet and excersisr thing just doesn’t seem to be quite such a thing here. Probably doesn’t help the nhs that we all seem to take our health for granted without doing much to maintain it.