should obese people be treat for free on the NHS
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i think obese people should be treat in the sme league as smokers and should pay for there treatment,yes some people cant help there weight but many abuse ther there body,i recently travelled on a flight and this guy was that big he took two seats up and i was seating next to him,i complained and they laughed at me.may be i should have 10 meals a day and eat 30 pies. then when i go away i can have 2 seats for the price of one!
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Everyone pays national insurance so yes obese people are entitled to free NHS treatment.
yes children should adults have the choice to be fat
no get a bloody life no body should be fat in this day and age
No, I think unless there is a medical reason for them being obese they should not be treated
if they've paid their taxes then yes - why should they be discriminated against
depends what for i deffo dont think smokers should
Everyone should have the right to medical treatment, you cannot discriminate
only if they have paid there dues. The influx of imigrants are draining our NHS resources
What a joke, who has the right to discriminate and where would it end. If you are going to discriminate then I assume niether you or anyone you care for is overweight, smokes, drinks, does drugs, has unprotected sex, puts themselves at risk of injury etc. Then Congratulations I only ever heard of one person who was perfect and the NHS wasn't around then
yes its not their fault they are obese its often caused by physical or mental propblems which is what the nhs is for
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