Biden advisor: Elderly should be first to die, last to live
By: Bryan Fischer
This is the face of pure evil. Health care rationing, age quotas, government determining who lives or dies, it deciding whether a life has quality or not. Thank God for President Trump and operation warp speed. Fortunately, while he’s President our vulnerable seniors like my mom will get it first and already have it before that monster 👺 assumes power and puts the seniors to the back of the line!
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Biden advisor: Elderly should be first to die, last to live
One of the heads of the task force is the infamous Dr. Death, Ezekiel Emanuel, who was one of the brains behind Obamacare. He is most notorious for opining that people have no useful life beyond the age of 75...
Conservatives believe in the sanctity of every human life from the moment of conception until natural death. Joe Biden does not, and that’s bad news for Grandma. In fact, it’s even bad news for Joe Biden, who at 78 is already three years past Ezekiel Emanuel’s drop-dead date.
Because of the value we place on human life, it’s been my position from day one in this coronavirus panic-demic that we make the elderly our highest priority. Our focus, I suggest, should be on the elderly, since they are the most vulnerable among us. Each assisted living facility should be stocked with enough HCQ and azithromycin to provide a course of treatment for every resident at the first sign of symptoms.
For everyone else, the nationwide approach I suggest is that we let everybody live their normal lives as they see fit without any restrictions. If someone gets sick, he should stay home and immediately start a regimen of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), which is amazingly effective if taken as soon as symptoms appear.
Joe Biden’s Coronavirus task force is a nightmare for people who love their aging parents. One of the heads of the task force is the infamous Dr. Death, Ezekiel Emanuel, who was one of the brains behind Obamacare. He is most notorious for opining that people have no useful life beyond the age of 75, a view he reiterated in the September issue of Science magazine.
He uses the Standard Expected Years of Life Lost to identify people who don’t have enough productive years left to be worthy of care. Under his metric, people who live beyond their life expectancy are considered valueless. Consequently, Dr. Death believes that people 75 and over have aged out and therefore should be put on the lowest and last rung of eligibility for a COVID vaccine.
In a 2019 interview, he said:
These people who live a vigorous life to 70, 80, 90 years of age — when I look at what those people ‘do,’ almost all of it is what I classify as play,” Emanuel said. “It’s not meaningful work. They’re riding motorcycles; they’re hiking. Which can all have value — don’t get me wrong. But if it’s the main thing in your life? Ummm, that’s not probably a meaningful life.
There’s a staggering level of hubris, that Emanuel thinks he knows not only what makes his life meaningful but yours too. And if your life does not have enough meaning to suit him, he is prepared to deny you medicine which could extend your life. The vaccine priority model Emanuel proposes would exclude those over age 75 from receiving a COVID vaccine until no shortages exist anywhere in the world.
Dr. Death has yet to be asked if his standard should apply to Joe Biden, who is 78 and therefore already past his sell-by date.
Thus in prioritizing vaccine distribution, under BidenCare your grandmother starts at the end of the line and only gets the vaccine if everyone in the world gets it first. Those who ought to be first will instead be last.
Lockdown-addicted politicians are prohibiting families from inviting Grandma over for Thanksgiving, even though this might be her last one. The governor of Washington, Jay Inslee, instructs families in the Evergreen State to “review your guest list,” and baldly declares that disinviting Grandma is actually an expression of love. “Remember, it’s an act of caring to decide not to invite people who have a higher risk of getting very sick from COVID-19.”
Where all this leads can be seen in 104-year-old Mary Fowler, a resident at a care home in Scotland. You may listen here to the heart-wrenching testimony of what lockdowns are doing to this woman who desperately wants to see her family but is being prevented from doing so by some heartless medical bureaucrat. If she were to reach for some hydroxychloroquine, Ezekiel would slap her hand and say, “Not your turn, sister. You’re past your use-by date. Time to just go ahead and die.”
Mary says tearfully:
I want my family, though.
This is my right. Please help. It’s cutting me to bits.
I must see my kids. Time’s getting on for me. I must see my children and make things like they used to be. Please help me, help me. Please, please help.
I hope you like that scene because you’ll get a lot more of it in Joe Biden’s America.
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ONN? Brian Fisher? Give me a break. He is a nutter!
The writer is going to need to qualify "natural death" or be accused of sharing something untruthful.
It was Republican Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick who said that senior citizens should be willing to sacrifice their lives to coronavirus for the sake of the economy. If you are a senior citizen, your life is less than meaningless to him.
Yep. He wanted seniors to sacrifice themselves in order to save the economy. His political career, as well as Greg Abbott's, are coming to a close.
Actually it is.
Far right wing lying fascists would never admit to it, of course.
Their political demise is long overdue.
This is bullshit, XX or whoever you are. Complete and total bullshit. This is what Dan Patrick said a few months ago, word per word. Joe Biden cares about every citizen of this country and that includes you, Pappy.
That is a helluva thing to say. I spent a lot of time with my great grandparents and grandparents. Every bit of it meaningful. This is the mindset that is hurting us. The nuggets of wisdom that can be shared by those 75 and older are alone enough. That doesn't even touch on the value added to grand children and great grand children. Those fortunate enough to have had grandparents around understand this.
Six years ago, that was a rather coarse thing for a doctor to state - if only because of professional appearances. Dr. Emanuel needs to speak up and clarify this in the present or step out of the public frame. Do not make himself an unforced error on the incoming administration.
I would imagine this was in the context of a hypothetical care rationing scenario. When you have one ventilator and two patients who need it do you give the ventilator to the twenty year old or the seventy five year old - all other factors being equal? If you're trying to come up with some objective metric you say what meaningful amount of life does each patient have left - and then then in context this all seems fairly reasonable - but please shed some more crocodile tears.