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Take a stroll through one of our city's many extended care facilities and
observe the copious numbers of elderly and infirm that litter the hallways and crowd the bedrooms, occupying valuable space and monopolizing and controlling the full-time attention of numerous highly-trained professionals. In doing so, they become a significant drain upon our entire welfare system, collecting generous pension cheques from the government using money laboriously coerced from the general public, consuming a sizable portion of food three times daily, and becoming, therefore, a general burden upon our already heavily laden society. In addition to the individuals already mentioned, those who are mentally or physically impaired in some way, shape or form only take up valuable time and resources in their efforts to live a semi-functional, barely life-like existence.

I think it can be sufficiently agreed upon by all parties that the numerous amount of sick, elderly, and handicapped persons......

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