I'm talking relatively by the way. Of course costs go up, as demand does, but it's impossible to deny that interest payments is wasted money. The same reason people don't like the Glazers. The difference is the NHS can't just create a new sponsorship deal every few days like the Glazers seem to do.
By the way, the NHS is also a bottomless pit. I have a friend who wrote a PhD that concluded that more money to the NHS didn't necessarily mean better outcomes. You get a rise in pointless visits, a population that is too drugged is ironically more susceptible to viruses as they evolve through the drugs. I didn't get a chance to read it, but he just mentioned some of the basics.
Also, sometimes you have to squeeze hard to iron out inefficiencies.
I can't question your feeling on the ground, but just saying don't take it as clear as black and white. Some people attack Conservatives with no understanding about what they are trying to achieve and why they do what they do. It sometimes feels like people view conservatives as the dark side, but much of what they do is based on economic stability and efficiency long term. Hence the strong and stable message.
