Protests at Mayo Clinic
Apr. 28th, 2018 07:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xp_newscastROCHESTER, MN - Protestors gathered today at Mayo Clinic to protest the recent decision not to accept donations from visible mutants. The group was comprised of about a hundred people, with signs reading things such as "Mutant Rights = Human Rights" and "All blood is the same."
"It's ridiculous," Melody Rivers, 25, of Rochester,, said. "I don't care if the person donating to me has a tail or green skin or horns. If they want to help save lives, why shouldn't they be allowed?"
"At some point you have to draw the line," Dennis Kramer, 19, of Wakonia, said. "It's been three years since M Day. When are people going to realize not every mutant is the next big threat?"
Workers at the clinic declined to comment.
"It's ridiculous," Melody Rivers, 25, of Rochester,, said. "I don't care if the person donating to me has a tail or green skin or horns. If they want to help save lives, why shouldn't they be allowed?"
"At some point you have to draw the line," Dennis Kramer, 19, of Wakonia, said. "It's been three years since M Day. When are people going to realize not every mutant is the next big threat?"
Workers at the clinic declined to comment.
