The Woke probably want you to live forever. They do not care at the carbon cost of you receiving Hallmark cards celebrating your birthdays year in and year out. They claim to be bunny huggers but their slavish devotion to sanctity of human life tells a different story.
Of course the powers that be do not want you to live forever. It’s only the elderly dying in the pandemic anyway and that benefits all the wildlife. We should be grateful to have had the leadership we have had, and continue to have, or the pressure of over 150,000 additional birthdays would have fallen on the United Kingdom in the coming year. Where will the room be for the prime minister’s battalions of children if the old keep hanging around? Think of the pressure on an aged monarch with all those potential 100 year old birthday cards to write?
Of course the NHS must shoulder its share of the burden. They have not yet read the memo. Wages have been cut in real terms, staffing reduced by way of budget squeezes and positive immigration policies that motivate foreign workers to rediscover the love of their countries of birth. Forty new hospitals of the mind promised. The pandemic run as a cash cow with the national health service delighted at the delivery of millions of unusable units of PPE, but still, there is the NHS day in and day out insisting on extending life?
Why keep someone alive only to have them die later? The UK government grasped this nettle early in 2020. The Woke legionnaires of health care are somewhat slow about it.
All this points to the need to redouble the efforts to undermine sanctity of life in the public’s collective imagination. Great inroads have been taken to do just that since 2010. The shoulder of government has really pushed against that particular wheel since 2020. But it must strive harder now.
We need more Blitz Spirit. We need more flags and talk of sacrifice. More medals. More claps. More military language used to discuss an infectious disease. The sacrifice of the people in the struggle to create a new Global Britain must be celebrated. As for the NHS? Well. Let’s just see what its new bosses from private US healthcare think about its struggle to survive in Brexit Tory Britain.
