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other people are at risk when someone who has no business driving gets behind the wheel. |
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![]() no, if you see an elderly person on the road, it's on you to drive accordingly. Blue hairs especially.
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![]() Not when my kid is riding their bike and said old person hits them
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![]() A lot easier to unzip one's pants or raise one's dress compared to finding keys, determining which key is to the car, finding the right car and all that before the car even moves.
For dementia patients maybe a sex-doll for every male resident and pocket rocket for every female resident could be the solution. What's one more page for Obamacare to force insurance providers to cover such? ![]() ![]() |
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![]() alot more young drivers hit kids on bikes than the elderly
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as for sex in nursing homes, i still don't get why people are surprised. the people living there are old, not dead. of course they're going to have sex. seniors are one of the groups showing higher instances of stds and aids. besides, when you put your folks in a raisin ranch that hires mostly poorly trained minimum wage workers, while the profits go to the owners, do you really expect good care? |
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![]() In many cases the elderly driver is not easily identified from a distance. Should we paint their Buicks a specific color?
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do the same for teenagers. |
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![]() I would say that identifying the buick itself would be enough. You guys forget that if it weren't for those old folks, who used to go to the track all the freakin time, we wouldn't have the easy lives we have compared to theirs. If you make it to be a blue hair, you can do whatever you want.
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![]() ^^^^^has dementia already
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