Dental support for veterans

[muttywhitedog]

That would be foolish and unnecessary. As I've already suggested, what's needed is a specific period of time that is many years longer than one day to motivate people into staying that long. And what about a tariff for decorations? Think outside the box, that's the thing.

I agree it would be foolish and unnecessary. That's why I wont be signing this petition for all Veterans to get free medical and dental treatment.

 

[SORRY CJ]

I agree it would be foolish and unnecessary. That's why I wont be signing this petition for all Veterans to get free medical and dental treatment.

Grumpy Grots.DT_Xtremez_34:
Mr SCJ

 

[Flybynight]

I agree it would be foolish and unnecessary. That's why I wont be signing this petition for all Veterans to get free medical and dental treatment.

Ah, but one of the first principles of negotiation is to ask for more than you're trying to get. That way, when you're cut down as you certainly will be you stand a much better chance of arriving at where you're trying to go.

Anyway, isn't a nation with healthy mouths better than a few politicos with elaborate and extravagant duck houses (for housing elaborate and extravagant ducks)?

Quack!

 

[Lcfcfox1]

There is an e-petition at http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/ to lobby the government to provide free dental treatment for Veterans.

Please sign it as dental treatment costs an absolute fortune, even on the NHS!

DoneDT_Xtremez_30:

 

[vmv2]

Why should ex-Service personnel get free dental treatment at public expense?

 

[Odie]

I can easily see the counter argument to this petition being, "You've already enjoyed X years of free prescriptions and dental treatment. Why do you think you deserve it for life when others don't get it free at all?"