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Topic	Politics Containment Topic 379: Kabulshit
Grand Kirby 09/27/21 2:55:14 PM #158:	Unfortunately it's hard for me to feel too sorry for people who paid the price for their ignorance and opposition to proper medical treatment and virus prevention because all I can think about is how many OTHER people got infected because of them. Any person who steadfastly refused to make the right decisions in protecting themselves and got infected is likely responsible for the infections for dozens of other people (tracing has seen examples of people who were responsible for over one hundred infections) , people who DID make the right choices and still got hurt, or were simply unable to get protection for themselves. Like the people who CAN'T get vaccinated because of medical conditions, children, people who work in hospitals and are at the highest risk, etc. They all suffer because of the stupid decisions of this one person. Those stories don't get as much attention, and those people aren't in anybody's thoughts when an antivaxxer passes because of the way the virus spreads it feels like they're not connected. So people will mourn and pity the antivaxxer who died and not think too much about the many deaths that person must have been responsible for. That's not something to feel sorry for. Just thinking about it is depressing. So I can't get torn up over someone who angrily avoided taking proper care of themselves and died for it because I just get reminded of all the people they likely took down with them... --- Okay, I rolled a 14. What's that mean? Hsu That you're a cheater. This is a 12-sided die. Chan <cite>Grand Kirby posted [p:958468441] in Politics C... [t:79667835]...</cite> <quote>Unfortunately it's hard for me to feel too sorry for people who paid the price for their ignorance and opposition to proper medical treatment and virus prevention because all I can think about is how many OTHER people got infected because of them. Any person who steadfastly refused to make the right decisions in protecting themselves and got infected is likely responsible for the infections for dozens of other people (tracing has seen examples of people who were responsible for over one hundred infections) , people who DID make the right choices and still got hurt, or were simply unable to get protection for themselves. Like the people who CAN'T get vaccinated because of medical conditions, children, people who work in hospitals and are at the highest risk, etc. They all suffer because of the stupid decisions of this one person. Those stories don't get as much attention, and those people aren't in anybody's thoughts when an antivaxxer passes because of the way the virus spreads it feels like they're not connected. So people will mourn and pity the antivaxxer who died and not think too much about the many deaths that person must have been responsible for. That's not something to feel sorry for. Just thinking about it is depressing. So I can't get torn up over someone who angrily avoided taking proper care of themselves and died for it because I just get reminded of all the people they likely took down with them... --- Okay, I rolled a 14. What's that mean? Hsu That you're a cheater. This is a 12-sided die. Chan</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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