"Looking at How Many of Us There Are, I Understand That We Are Given a Chance to Fix Everything"

Pensioners want changes.

A reader of the Basta Telegram channel told the story of an interesting conversation between his friend and her mother-in-law:

- An elderly mother-in-law of my friend once said this summer: "You know, no matter how blasphemous and wild it sounds, but it would be good for society if we died."

She was asked why to leave this world so early. The mother-in-law replied: "Our generation, basically, will vote for him, and this is bad." The conversation ended there.

The other day, the mother-in-law raised the topic again:

- You know, then I was rushing with a desire to leave the world early then, so as not to interfere with the young. Looking at how many of us there are, I understand that we are given a chance to fix it. Then, with a clear conscience, we can appear before Peter and before the Creator and say that you have corrected your mistake, and with a clear conscience decide our fate and rely on the Creator's mercy, hoping that he will forgive us for the mistake we once made.