Always, in my opinion. The more good people they can recruit the better. Especially since their doctors keep dropping like flies lol.

 

Good point

 

Heck why not, they sure don't seem to have much in ways of an ability to keep each other alive, way I've figured it is you can't add people to the group fast enough at the rate they're always dropping. The only thing I can't quite understand is whether more people means a faster death rate, thou it stands to reason that it would. Heck yeah, come on in, if it weren't for the likes of Negan or the Termites I would put up big billboard signs of invitation all around.

 

So, assuming good ones assimilate into the group (I know, BIG assumption); How many of the savior prisoners stayed behind? Didn't Alton say (and we saw the camera pan over to show) some of the prisoners were trying to close the gates instead of escaping back to the savior-side? How does that affect their status and perceived loyalty? Or does it?

 

So much better! Thanks! There are just so many people in the world with learning disabilities, and seeing people use a derogatory word like "retard" could really cause self-confidence and identity issues; especially with younger teenagers who are trying to learn to cope with their disabilities .

 

I wouldn't call em a retard. And those kids sure are more keen to listen than Henry I imagine!