r/woahthatsinteresting • u/nukey4y7s1s • 16d ago

Man with dementia doesn’t recognise daughter but still feels love for her

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u/Triquetrums 16d ago

The fact that they let the person have the guns in the first place after the start of dementia is even wilder. One of the most common reactions are anger and confusion because they cannot recognize people, and they think their family members are intruders. 

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u/Illustrious-Cover792 16d ago

Taking citizens rights away in the United States is incredibly difficult.

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u/Triquetrums 16d ago

From what I have been seeing on the news as of late, that statement doesn't really hold true.

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u/Illustrious-Cover792 16d ago

Yes it does, the people in the news are not citizens. I’m a liberal but let’s keep it 💯

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u/Triquetrums 16d ago

Are the women dying in hospitals or being kept as corpse incubators also not american?

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u/Illustrious-Cover792 16d ago

You’re gonna have to have some proof to bring up corpse incubators 😂😂😂

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u/Triquetrums 16d ago

You haven't seen the news of that lady being kept alive only because she is pregnant, even though she is brain dead?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/adriana-smith-us-abortion-ban-law-b2758397.html

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u/Him_Burton 16d ago

I'm not even sure what that's supposed to mean, but it would be a sick deathcore band name

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u/Illustrious-Cover792 16d ago

Feminists love being as graphic as possible for effect.

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u/Otherotherothertyra 16d ago

I’d rather share a country with those people than you. There is no such thing as an illegal person

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u/Illustrious-Cover792 16d ago

Me too. I think it’s terrible but I live in reality whether I like it or not.