And don't forget - these people, these citizens, are not entitled to police protection. Police do not attend nursing homes.
At this rate the FederalElection could be run & won on a Euthansia platform. Could be an usual melding of young & old minds? C'mon Scott are you willing to give it a shot(in the arm) Bill might take it up just to seal a win smh auspol
None of what is being reported is new - this kind of thing has gone on for ages!! I applaud them for finally starting to take note of what is actually happening - let's just hope that the sorts of abuses & neglect outlined come to a swift end!!
This is not just our grandparents and our parents now. This will one day be all of us. This is important for all.
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