<DO something, you moron! Bury a body, clean up the garbage!
She’s 12 years old, you “moron.” While she might pick up the garbage, things are so out of control, where’s she going to put it? What power does she have? How on god’s green earth is she going to bury a body? Your kid bury any bodies lately?
Now for the young men wondering around, yeah, they all need to get a clue, but let’s be realistic here as to what people can do and the environment in which every service (to the extent that there were any services before) is down, gone, or at marginal levels. Maybe we can get the injured to amputate their own limbs. That would get things back in order, pronto.
“She’s 12 years old, you “moron.” While she might pick up the garbage, things are so out of control, where’s she going to put it? What power does she have? How on god’s green earth is she going to bury a body? Your kid bury any bodies lately?”
I missed the 12 year old part, and apologize. I will tell you this, my kids would help bury a body and help others before they’d stand around complaining about being bored.
In times of emergency, war/natural disasters, plenty of ‘kids’ had to do this work. Check out the civil war for some reality. Haitian kids can help too, if they weren’t so indoctrinated in the idea that someone else should do it all for them.