Lest we forget: coronavirus worldwide: 688 million, 6.9 million dead. US 107

[liberal_mama]

60. It's upsetting. I've lost several members of my family to Covid, including my dad just 6 months ago

He was 74 years old, and vaccinated and boosted.

I'm immune compromised and everyday is terrifying now. I feel like I can't even get safe medical care.

It saddens me that Covid is still killing and disabling people and hardly anyone is standing up for the people who are at risk of dying. With the hospitals dropping masks and no longer testing patients for Covid, a lot of people are going to die prematurely. You would think people would be protesting in the streets.

It's a slippery slope. If they continue to abandon the high risk to die of Covid, they will go after other groups soon. Look at Canada's MAID program. In a poll, a third of Canadians thought it was okay for people to be euthanized if they had mental illness or were poor. Japan is stating that they have a real issue with too many elderly people. A lot of people on Twitter think it's perfectly okay to strangle someone to death on the subway because they are mentally ill, hungry, and homeless. It's really scary now.

Pretty soon, they won't need suicide hotlines anymore, they will just have euthanasia hotlines.

People need to stand up for the disabled and elderly before this culling goes even further.