• gwl [he/him]@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    1 day ago

    I disagree with the the former, it’s too easy to exploit, and also people are living with cognisance and clarity and good health for much longer than they used to, with no signs of a stop coming to that trend yet.

    I vehemently agree with the latter though, but it should be as something hard to exploit, cause GOP could use it as a weapon against their enemies

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      3 days ago

      Sorry, can you clarify – disagree with blanket age caps as we already have age mins, or disagree with a cognitive/physical annual assessment as we often as private employees are subject to already?

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          2 days ago

          Of course; though contextually that could’ve meant the latter paragraph, too. I was slightly thrown off as I don’t know how one would exploit hard age limits, but instead it also seemed exploiting the cognitive assessments would be an easier thing to exploit.

          Either way, something must be done of course. Hopefully consensus continues to rise on this.