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Originally Posted by jambutty
You can’t equate what she does with a nurse in A & E, or a fireman or a member of the RNLI or even a mother who stays at home to look after the kids.
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Know I am going to get slated for this remark Jambutty, but we all have our slots in life and why do you suppose that a nurse or a firemen is more important than a dustbinman or an insurance clerk ? Only because they are dealing in human lives rather than human resources who make more life more comfortable, bearable and sustainable econimically to our race to survive!
My daughter is a highly qualified nurse, and has saved many a life in her time, but never considerd her job any more important than my own job as sales in a textile industry helping to support employment for our people, to sustain a decent life style.
As is Her Majesty's, promoting the face of the U.K., which she does without faltering. We have to use every talent we have, emergency services are just part of the whole picture and should not be put on pedestals above all other segments of the equation.