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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2026
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With new rules going into place in Ohio soon, I fully expect a few people I know to die due to lack of medical access. New requirements state 80hrs/mo of work, there have been times I myself wouldn't have qualified while working the only job I could find at the time. Some people I know are unable to hold a job due to their medical needs, such as medication, access to bathroom, and other issues.
When they can't get the medication that allows them to have abnormal but livable conditions, what will they do?
The answer the administration is thinking but won't say out loud: die. That's it, they literally want poor and disabled people to die if they aren't wage slaves.