First came Roe vs Wade which paved the way for "Birthing People" to rid themselves of an "inconvenience" that prevented them from attending parties, celebrations, vacations, etc...

This resulted in the "removal" of more than 62 million unborn in the USA.

Recently came the discovery that men could become pregnant and need an abortion.



Now it's time to deal with those pesky senior citizens

From Japan Today

A Japanese filmmaker is shaking Cannes film audiences to the core with a dystopian vision of her country in which old people agree to be euthanised to solve the challenge of a rapidly aging population.

"Plan 75" by Japanese director and writer Chie Hayakawa is based on a very real problem.


Japan is the most rapidly-aging industrial society, a trend that is causing huge economic and political problems as a dwindling number of younger people must support a growing army of the old.

Close to 30 percent of Japan's population is over 65, the majority women, and that rate is expected to continue rising in coming decades.

In the movie, anybody over 75 is encouraged to sign up for a deal with the government by which they receive a sum of money in return for agreeing to be euthanised. A collective funeral is thrown in for free.

Slick ad campaigns and calls from people with soothing voices are part of the effort to get people to sign up. Handsome advisors list the small pleasures candidates could afford with the money. "You'll be able to go to the restaurant," says one.





If Plan 75 is implemented and successful, how long before it's revised to be Plan 65, or Plan 55?

Hmmmmmmm. Wonder where they got THAT idea?

Or maybe from from here:


Not quite the same as it isn't an option in the society in The Giver. Maybe sometime soon we too will be "released" if covid-19 and the monkey pox don't do the trick in cropping the excess population.

Most Equally Esteemed Komrads,

Logan's Run was billed as science fiction.  Who knew it was a forward looking documentary?

The Great Socialist Nations™ of the world have already incorporated the ideal that the old must die For The Children™.  The UK and Canada try to keep Rationed Care™ quiet, but they are just too proud of themselves to not brag a little.

PROG WAY OFF

The Leftist have a lot of plans.  Why does it seem that in every single one of them vast numbers of their fellow human beings have to die?  Almost every famine in the 20th Century was intentionally inflicted by a tyrannical great leader for The Good Of Their People™.  Make no mistake, Leftists want to kill you and everyone you know.  They may not say as much, they will definitely deny it, but if you dig deep enough into anything they believe it will involve mass casualties.

PROG BACK ON

If only we had a leader with that kind of courage!

Looking for cover in the Current Truth™,

Red Salmon

Soylent Green was set in 2022.......COINCIDENCE??? I think not!

Did they ever specify if it was this Tuesday, or next Tuesday?

Red Salmon wrote: ↑

5/24/2022, 12:44 pm

Most Equally Esteemed Komrads,

PROG WAY OFF

Make no mistake, Leftists want to kill you and everyone you know.  They may not say as much, they will definitely deny it, but if you dig deep enough into anything they believe it will involve mass casualties.

PROG BACK ON

If only we had a leader with that kind of courage!

Looking for cover in the Current Truth™,

Red Salmon

How come Red Salmon can type this truth and the print doesn't sound nutz when read by others?

Trying to not go extinct forelock tug. Or, maybe that 65 Plan is looking better through Biden Economic forecast lenses.

Red Zeppelin wrote: ↑

5/24/2022, 12:45 pm

Soylent Green was set in 2022.......COINCIDENCE??? I think not!

And I posted the "Soylent Green" poster in 2022.
COINCIDENCE??? I think not!

Ivan the Stakhanovets wrote: ↑

5/24/2022, 1:26 pm

Did they ever specify if it was this Tuesday, or next Tuesday?

It can't be next Tuesday because that's borshch and horseradish soup day

And it most certainly does not look anything like the GWONT
(Are they even using the Gregorian Calendar?)

For those who don't already know....

"Soylent" is a portmanteau combining soy and lentils with a color pinned to the end (there were several soylent colors).

If you live in a place where all there is to eat are beets, cabbage, horseradish and mushrooms, what portmanteau matches soylent?

This is an interview of one of the produces of the film, Plan 75 by CNN Philippines. Two of the film's producers and one of its actors are Filipino.

The woman doing the interview can hardly contain her glee discussing the film and can't wait to see it.