Help Old People!! Goddamnit!!

they let their bodies rot for 70+ years and now wanna stick us w the obamacare bills....... no thanks

94?

They get to a point where it's like, "Die, get in the coffin"

We have enough burdens in this society with everyone from ages 10-40 now unfortunately.

Who do we cull then?

The more and more I see of it, the more and more I agree with the NWO and the Georgia Guidestones.

My mom is 91 and my step father is 86 (mom remarried after my father's death 43 years ago). My mom, who is an extrovert, starts conversations with strangers. She too laments she has outlived all her friends.

They live by themselves and are independent. Mom still cooks, cleans, and does the laundry. My step-dad still drives (well, that is what he calls it), mows the lawn and clears the driveway of snow and they go to the grocery store, and shopping several times per week at Kohls, Home Goods, Macy's, Lowes, etc. By the way, I don't think I mentioned mom is a 3 times cancer survivor and she has had over 20 operations.

I call every evening to check in on them. Unfortunately, my step father's children, by a previous marriage, live far away and don't call as often as they should. So, if it is a day they haven't gone out, besides each other, I am probably the only human being they talked to that day. The conversation is pretty much the same every night. However, I know there will come the day, there will be no more calls.

Today, in talking with my 75 year old neighbor, we agreed most of the younger people care little about older folks. He mentioned he has photographs of his family which go back to the late 1890's. He asked his daughter what she will do with them when he passes. She said she would throw them out.

I thought this would probably be my son's reaction too. When you get old, very few people want to be bothered to hear the stories of a life - even your own heirs.

Jesum, it frustrates me that no one wants to reach out and help the oldest(wisest) part of our world.

I was leaving the grocery today and here's this old woman, in the rain, pushing her buggy and no one is helping. There are young people every-freaking-where, rushing to their cars with wine, six-packs, cases, or twelve-packs, but this little old woman they ignore.

I hate the world, and I know we all rushed, but damn-wow.

Anyway, her groceries were small, the rain was hard and heavy, and as I helped her I found the greatest treasure of info. She was 94, frail, but still getting on.

She lamented that all her friends were dead, and she no longer had anyone to speak to. She was grateful for her church family, and she had a few remaining family coming in for Easter and expecting her to cook (at her age!! OMG!).

She was beautiful and had applied her make-up for her shopping trip - and by looking at her, she was a total stunner in her youth!

Just cuz people get old ...

When did the world change??

We used to hold up the oldest as the wisest and we took care of them, now ....

It's not the first time I've seen this and the refusal of the younger generations to help - even my generation!

Folks, help your neighbors! Help the old folk!

We will all be old one day and it would suck if no one was there to help you when you were struggling.

In the perfect world there would have been a dozen or more folks helping this lady - in reality, I was the only one, cuz you know, it was raining and stuff

I hate the world.

They can suck my turds in hell!

They teach them to look out for their friends too? I thought it was just screw anyone but yourself.

That could go either way...
I took some brush to the landfill and seen an older gentlemen taking a rake to drag shrubs out the back of his truck.
I thought about asking him for help, but remembered my grandfather being tough and thought by asking him if he needed help, may have insulted him.

Concerning the elderly lady and groceries...
it is kind to help but you may also be taking away the only exercise she receives.

My guess is try to find the right choice of words when asking.

Baby Boomers are neither wise, nor will I venerate them! They are selfish toads like Nancy Pelosi, John Bohener, and John McCain!

I'd rather suck cock in a truck stop parking lot than kowtow to those ignorant sadists who shit on the future of their great grandchildren for their pleasure and needs!

Screw 'em in the gullet.

That is a horrible attitude. The older folk didn't do anything to this country. Back in their time, when they were younger this country was at it's greatest.

Jesum, it frustrates me that no one wants to reach out and help the oldest(wisest) part of our world.

I was leaving the grocery today and here's this old woman, in the rain, pushing her buggy and no one is helping. There are young people every-freaking-where, rushing to their cars with wine, six-packs, cases, or twelve-packs, but this little old woman they ignore.

I hate the world, and I know we all rushed, but damn-wow.

Anyway, her groceries were small, the rain was hard and heavy, and as I helped her I found the greatest treasure of info. She was 94, frail, but still getting on.

She lamented that all her friends were dead, and she no longer had anyone to speak to. She was grateful for her church family, and she had a few remaining family coming in for Easter and expecting her to cook (at her age!! OMG!).

She was beautiful and had applied her make-up for her shopping trip - and by looking at her, she was a total stunner in her youth!

Just cuz people get old ...

When did the world change??

We used to hold up the oldest as the wisest and we took care of them, now ....

It's not the first time I've seen this and the refusal of the younger generations to help - even my generation!

Folks, help your neighbors! Help the old folk!

We will all be old one day and it would suck if no one was there to help you when you were struggling.

In the perfect world there would have been a dozen or more folks helping this lady - in reality, I was the only one, cuz you know, it was raining and stuff

I hate the world.

She said much the same. She was worried about me in the rain, such a sweetheart!

It made my life better by hearing her, my mom tells the same thing, when you get to a certain age and all your friends are dead, and there is no one left to talk to - so sad.

That could go either way...
I took some brush to the landfill and seen an older gentlemen taking a rake to drag shrubs out the back of his truck.
I thought about asking him for help, but remembered my grandfather being tough and thought by asking him if he needed help, may have insulted him.

Concerning the elderly lady and groceries...
it is kind to help but you may also be taking away the only exercise she receives.

My guess is try to find the right choice of words when asking.

I am a little old. We have a communal artesian well where many go to get the great water to drink. Almost everyday during the winter I would encounter elderly people there and it would scare me to the death as the water shoots up a spray and it is extremely icy and trechorous.

I always offer to fill up their jugs for them and they always poo-poo me but I insist. The best part is the talking to them. My grandparents are gone and these people are farmers or retired farmers and we then waste an hour chatting. I love it.

The old aren't saying anything- any more- because the youth don't give a shit....the youts would rather target the old for whatever red f-ing cent they can steal....the youts think they are all wise as they shit out kids that neither mother nor father want to care for or be responsible for....never f-in mind that they don't want to improve themselves....

Jesum, it frustrates me that no one wants to reach out and help the oldest(wisest) part of our world.

I was leaving the grocery today and here's this old woman, in the rain, pushing her buggy and no one is helping. There are young people every-freaking-where, rushing to their cars with wine, six-packs, cases, or twelve-packs, but this little old woman they ignore.

I hate the world, and I know we all rushed, but damn-wow.

Anyway, her groceries were small, the rain was hard and heavy, and as I helped her I found the greatest treasure of info. She was 94, frail, but still getting on.

She lamented that all her friends were dead, and she no longer had anyone to speak to. She was grateful for her church family, and she had a few remaining family coming in for Easter and expecting her to cook (at her age!! OMG!).

She was beautiful and had applied her make-up for her shopping trip - and by looking at her, she was a total stunner in her youth!

Just cuz people get old ...

When did the world change??

We used to hold up the oldest as the wisest and we took care of them, now ....

It's not the first time I've seen this and the refusal of the younger generations to help - even my generation!

Folks, help your neighbors! Help the old folk!

We will all be old one day and it would suck if no one was there to help you when you were struggling.

In the perfect world there would have been a dozen or more folks helping this lady - in reality, I was the only one, cuz you know, it was raining and stuff

I hate the world.