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Chasstev365

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2. It's a matter of personal responsibility

Reply to Da-truth (Original post)

Thu Jul 3, 2025, 09:59 AM

Jul 2025

They can lift their bed ridden bodies and walk if they weren't so lazy.

But remember: human life is precious, support the troops, have Christian values, and Trump 2028!

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What Happens - Serious Question [View all] Da-truth Jul 2025 OP

They will send all of them to a hospital (if they're still open) Tadpole Raisin Jul 2025 #1

They will send all of them to a hospital (if they're still open) Da-truth Jul 2025 #4

It's a matter of personal responsibility Chasstev365 Jul 2025 #2

It's a matter of personal responsibility Da-truth Jul 2025 #7

There's a number of states that have laws on the books saying that near kin are responsible... Hugin Jul 2025 #3

The churches will make their passings bucolic_frolic Jul 2025 #5

They will be dumped on to the street and then arrested for being homeless rurallib Jul 2025 #6

They will be dumped on to the street Da-truth Jul 2025 #8

Most will die from neglect... kentuck Jul 2025 #9

Good question. There is this one too. Captain Zero Jul 2025 #10

Mr. trump will respond with a variation on Stalin Torchlight Jul 2025 #11

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Filial Responsibility Stuckinthebush Jul 2025 #13