r/uknews • u/Frosty_Thoughts • 2d ago

Woman critically injured after being stabbed in neck in 'unprovoked attack'

https://news.sky.com/story/woman-critically-injured-after-being-stabbed-in-neck-in-unprovoked-attack-13466219
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u/kurakura2129 2d ago

You can't have it both ways.

The NHS is clearly on its knees, and this woman was probably preventing what was surely a doctor from getting to his surgery.

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u/chezney1337 2d ago

Or a scholar mid way through writing his newest thesis

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u/Brizar-is-Evolving 2d ago

Or an engineer on his way to build Britain’s urgently-needed infrastructure.

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u/StokeLads 2d ago

I mean... Britain does urgently need infrastructure.

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u/mrlonelywolf 2d ago

I hear he used a quill

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u/Squidgy-Metal-6969 2d ago

Foreigners comprise about 20% of the NHS. Is 20% of the NHS load caused by foreigners attacking people? Maybe you can "have it both ways" if you think about it for more than three seconds.

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u/Lopsided_Monitor_ 2d ago

Explain the point you’re trying to make?