The old lady with the liver transplant started it - but she’s obviously nuts, and the younger woman should just have ignored her. But people are under a lot of pressure these days and it doesn’t take much to set them off.
As for the older lady, if she just had a liver transplant and feels fragile, she should stay home. She was just there to make copies, not to buy vital food before she starved to death, and I’m sure she could have gotten somebody to do her copying for her.
All she did was axe her to put a mask on - then TWA turn into ‘beating with attitude’.
It's a DNA thing with the young one. That's the defense I'd go with.
If that was your Mother you might think differently.
absolutely!!!
“As for the older lady, if she just had a liver transplant and feels fragile, she should stay home.”
What county are you from?
This is ‘Merica, and here we have freedom and liberty.
The lady pointing the cane did incite the Amish lady by pointing the cane and by upbraiding her. However, I doubt the cane lady has many friends, judging by her demeanor.
As for the older lady, if she just had a liver transplant and feels fragile, she should stay home. She was just there to make copies, not to buy vital food before she starved to death, and I’m sure she could have gotten somebody to do her copying for her.
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Clearly you are not a senior citizen. There is so much you do not know. First it is not your place to determine what is and what is not vital for her. Second, making a copy may be very important for a number of reasons (I recently had to send a copy of a Doctor’s note to someone which was vital to me and I went out to have a copy made, and I did not wear a mask!) As for getting someone to do it for you, well when you get to be my age 73 you consider asking for help to putting the first foot into a grave. Senior want and need to feel they can care for themselves.
This more proof that the states are handling this wrong. They give the impression that wearing an I Dream of Jeannie silk face covering will prevent transmission of a potentially deadly virus is sufficient. Thus encouraging obviously vulnerable people to go on with their mundane activities.
If we had instead taken the approach of protecting the vulnerable at all costs and let the healthy proceed with their lives, we would be far better off.
Watch the video....!
The older woman DID NOT start it, for goodness sakes!
I hope you would reconsider your response.
People who have a transplant are immunosuppressed. They are very susceptible to bacteria, viruses, and other things that are deadly to them. She would only go out to make a copy if it was important and she had no one else to run the errand for her.