I have medication I need to live. If I don’t take it regularly daily, a clock starts ticking. When the time is up, I die.

When I travel I treat my bags like my life. I recent had nasty run in with an airline that wanted me to check my bags. I refused to get on the plane.

When I took the next flight, my checked baggage didn’t make the connection.

I might have survived if I got to the ER fast enough. But those bags are my life.

In developing countries, petrol means access to medicine, food, etc.

“Property is more important than life” is a luxury belief for the wealthy and healthy.