You're deluded, OP. My mother is 81, has dementia and has been in a care home for four years. Since Covid hit, a number of those at her care home have died from it. Residents have been forcibly locked in their rooms for weeks at a time at the height of the pandemic. Funnily enough, since these people have dementia, they can't understand why they're locked in their rooms and deprived of the very basic rights of wandering around the corridors.
I have seen my mother once since this all locked off. At a 2 metre distance with a huge table between us. Most of her language has gone so we can't have a conversation. Her sight is poor and for the 20 minute visit I had, most of the time, she had no clue I was there nor any idea of why she was sitting in a vestibule whilst I sat in a garden tent outside of the main door.
Why on earth do you think prioritising her life, and those around her, is desirable or humane? Do you think that the vibrant, intelligent woman she was would want to live like she does? So you think she'd want to be denied the opportunity of seeing her family or going outside for months on end, just so she doesn't die? She always asked us to suffocate her or push her over a cliff if she ever got dementia and yet here we are, with her being stuck in a care home, surrounded by others with dementia, merely existing. And we've brought the country to its knees and screwed over the generation of young people to keep people like my mother alive. It's ridiculous.
I just pray that they'll have euthanasia if I'm ever in a similar position.