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  Some individuals deserve respect. Some do not. Being elderly doesn't preclude you from respect but it doesn't entitle you to it either.
context: None of your points are really specific to the elderly.
  
  holding doors open, making ample room for them, helping them upstairs, making sure their house is an appropriate living space for their life style and that stuff
  
  These are all ways anyone could help anyone who needs it, whether they're disabled, elderly, or just struggling a bit.
  What aspect of your view is specific to the elderly and why? >
  
  It’s specific to the elderly because while others may fit my descriptions elderly fits all of them. You should provide this level of care to anyone in your life you care about if they need it. My post is specifically about the elderly because I feel like people don’t have a problem doing these things for  their child or a partner with the same needs. if that’s the other ppl you’re referring to. Ppl have a more attentive role in those relationships it’s just what those dynamic require. When it comes to a grandparent  or parent you may not see them as often. And aren’t used to telling them what to do and becoming your parents parent in a way.  My post is about elderly because I wrote it with the elderly in mind . Not any other group of ppl. It would depend on your relationship with somone. The same way you’re not gonna walk into some random old lady’s house and start taking care off them like family , you may not do the same things to like a distant cousin who already has a parental unit doing these things. It reallly does matter the relationship but regardless  there are things you can do for anyone. Such as holding a door open. So while that may not be exclusive to the elderly. And yeah I think ppl with disabilities deserve that too I just didn’t have them in mind when making this. I’m not sure what point your making