On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:27:36 GMT, "Brimstone"
wrote:

It was as funny as blaming doctors and nurse for the state of the NHS or
shop assistants for the state of the retailer they happen to work for or any
other frontline employee for the state of the company or organisation they
are employed by.

Really? When did nurses or the RCN last propose to strike on the day
of a major football match or an election?

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Cheers,

Jason.

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Jason wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:27:36 GMT, "Brimstone"
wrote:

It was as funny as blaming doctors and nurse for the state of the
NHS or
shop assistants for the state of the retailer they happen to work
for or any
other frontline employee for the state of the company or
organisation they
are employed by.

Really? When did nurses or the RCN last propose to strike on the day
of a major football match or an election?


Don't bother arguing with him... When he has run out of things to say
he resorts to personal attacks

Chris! wrote:
Jason wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:27:36 GMT, "Brimstone"
wrote:

It was as funny as blaming doctors and nurse for the state of the
NHS or shop assistants for the state of the retailer they happen to
work for or any other frontline employee for the state of the
company or organisation they are employed by.

Really? When did nurses or the RCN last propose to strike on the day
of a major football match or an election?


Don't bother arguing with him... When he has run out of things to say
he resorts to personal attacks

Only on those people who's original posts are based on prejudice and
bigotry. Usually when people make the effort to look at both sides of an
argument they can generate a sensible discussion.

Jason wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:27:36 GMT, "Brimstone"
wrote:

It was as funny as blaming doctors and nurse for the state of the
NHS or shop assistants for the state of the retailer they happen to
work for or any other frontline employee for the state of the
company or organisation they are employed by.

Really? When did nurses or the RCN last propose to strike on the day
of a major football match or an election?

I didn't say anything about striking, I referred to the state of the various
organisations.

Brimstone wrote:
Jason wrote:
On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 16:27:36 GMT, "Brimstone"

wrote:

It was as funny as blaming doctors and nurse for the state of the
NHS or shop assistants for the state of the retailer they happen
to
work for or any other frontline employee for the state of the
company or organisation they are employed by.

Really? When did nurses or the RCN last propose to strike on the
day
of a major football match or an election?

I didn't say anything about striking, I referred to the state of the
various
organisations.

You were following up a comment on a song. The song starts off having
a go at people for striking on the tube. You make the comment that the
criticsms in the song (people striking on the tube and causing much
inconvinience to people) are no more valid than critcising Doctors for
health policy.

Refer to your previous posts