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Dave criticises government’s coronavirus crisis response: “This country is fucked”

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"For everyone in the NHS, me and my people really love you and appreciate you." Dave have condemned the Conservative government’s response to the coronavirus pandemic in an impassioned Instagram story. “This country is fucked,” the Brit Award winning rapper wrote, before criticising the government’s record for cutting funding to the National Health Service. “You wanna talk about selfish,” he wrote. ”Selfish is having a government that had the measures to stop an outbreak before it came but decided to prioritise other things.

Selfish is the people who voted for the people destroying the NHS that everybody loves so much now.” “My mum’s been working in the NHS her whole fucking life and ain’t no one given a damn until they had no other choice.

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