Mocking the death of anti vaccine mandate people is the right thing to do

Chainsawmassacre · Jan 17, 2022

Yep that’s how far over the cliff this LA Times so called journalist has gone. I expect that behavior from no life online ghouls but this mainstream commentary is just not acceptable and is reminiscent of the Rwandan genocide where those being slaughtered were called “bugs”. It dehumanizes political opponents which is what Hitler did to Jews. The establishment left has reached a new low.

“But mockery is not necessarily the wrong reaction to those who publicly mocked anti-COVID measures and encouraged others to follow suit, before they perished of the disease the dangers of which they belittled.”

“Nor is it wrong to deny them our sympathy and solicitude, or to make sure it’s known when their deaths are marked that they had stood fast against measures that might have protected themselves and others from the fate they succumbed to.”

Column: Mocking anti-vaxxers' COVID deaths is ghoulish, yes — but may be necessary

How should we think about anti-vaccine activists who die from COVID?

www.latimes.com

911Sparky · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
Yep that’s how far over the cliff this LA Times so called journalist has gone. I expect that behavior from no life online ghouls but this mainstream commentary is just not acceptable and is reminiscent of the Rwandan genocide where those being slaughtered were called “bugs”. It dehumanizes political opponents which is what Hitler did to Jews. The establishment left has reached a new low.

“But mockery is not necessarily the wrong reaction to those who publicly mocked anti-COVID measures and encouraged others to follow suit, before they perished of the disease the dangers of which they belittled.”

“Nor is it wrong to deny them our sympathy and solicitude, or to make sure it’s known when their deaths are marked that they had stood fast against measures that might have protected themselves and others from the fate they succumbed to.”

Column: Mocking anti-vaxxers' COVID deaths is ghoulish, yes — but may be necessary

How should we think about anti-vaccine activists who die from COVID?

www.latimes.com

I personally don't mock anti-vaxxers who die, but I feel no sympathy for them, only for the loved ones they leave behind.

Chainsawmassacre · Jan 17, 2022

911Sparky said:
I personally don't mock anti-vaxxers who die, but I feel no sympathy for them, only for the loved ones they leave behind.

And that is very sad. Not caring about someone dying because they have a different opinion than you goes to my comment that you have dehumanized them. Look inside. Is this who you want to be?

ttwtt78640 · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
Yep that’s how far over the cliff this LA Times so called journalist has gone. I expect that behavior from no life online ghouls but this mainstream commentary is just not acceptable and is reminiscent of the Rwandan genocide where those being slaughtered were called “bugs”. It dehumanizes political opponents which is what Hitler did to Jews. The establishment left has reached a new low.

“But mockery is not necessarily the wrong reaction to those who publicly mocked anti-COVID measures and encouraged others to follow suit, before they perished of the disease the dangers of which they belittled.”

“Nor is it wrong to deny them our sympathy and solicitude, or to make sure it’s known when their deaths are marked that they had stood fast against measures that might have protected themselves and others from the fate they succumbed to.”

Column: Mocking anti-vaxxers' COVID deaths is ghoulish, yes — but may be necessary

How should we think about anti-vaccine activists who die from COVID?

www.latimes.com

I wonder if that applies to those who died from overdosing on ‘recreational’ drugs, participating in dangerous hobbies/sports or committing suicide?

911Sparky · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
And that is very sad. Not caring about someone dying because they have a different opinion than you goes to my comment that you have dehumanized them. Look inside. Is this who you want to be?

I has little to do with politics, but dying, when a vaccine is available is the height of stupidity. Believing everything one reads on facebook, and from quack doctors
when the answer is a safe and effective shot, it seems they have dehumanized themselves. They have become a meaningless statistic while their families mourn.

Fledermaus · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
And that is very sad. Not caring about someone dying because they have a different opinion than you goes to my comment that you have dehumanized them. Look inside. Is this who you want to be?

Darwin Awards..

Bullseye · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
Yep that’s how far over the cliff this LA Times so called journalist has gone. I expect that behavior from no life online ghouls but this mainstream commentary is just not acceptable and is reminiscent of the Rwandan genocide where those being slaughtered were called “bugs”. It dehumanizes political opponents which is what Hitler did to Jews. The establishment left has reached a new low.

“But mockery is not necessarily the wrong reaction to those who publicly mocked anti-COVID measures and encouraged others to follow suit, before they perished of the disease the dangers of which they belittled.”

“Nor is it wrong to deny them our sympathy and solicitude, or to make sure it’s known when their deaths are marked that they had stood fast against measures that might have protected themselves and others from the fate they succumbed to.”

Column: Mocking anti-vaxxers' COVID deaths is ghoulish, yes — but may be necessary

How should we think about anti-vaccine activists who die from COVID?

www.latimes.com

IMHO, it's grotesque. Do they think any non-vaxxer is going to change his mind because the LA Times is going to criticize him?

Chainsawmassacre · Jan 17, 2022

Bullseye said:
IMHO, it's grotesque. Do they think any non-vaxxer is going to change his mind because the LA Times is going to criticize him?

I think the goal is to legitimize the worst behavior by the worst people who mock and ridicule those that oppose mandates and or the vaccine if they die from Covid. Their desire is to make this base behavior mainstream.

ClaraD · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
And that is very sad. Not caring about someone dying because they have a different opinion than you goes to my comment that you have dehumanized them. Look inside. Is this who you want to be?

Because they have a different opinion? What about all the people they infected in the process?

roguenuke · Jan 17, 2022

So I'm sure the OP also speaks out against the Darwin Awards too, right?

Mongidig · Jan 17, 2022

Bullseye said:
IMHO, it's grotesque. Do they think any non-vaxxer is going to change his mind because the LA Times is going to criticize him?

It’s meant to educate those who still have a chance. Unfortunately, those who are too stupid to get vaccinated are too stupid to learn the lesson.

Mongidig · Jan 17, 2022

ttwtt78640 said:
I wonder if that applies to those who died from overdosing on ‘recreational’ drugs, participating in dangerous hobbies/sports or committing suicide?

No it doesn’t. You may wonder no more.

Lursa · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
And that is very sad. Not caring about someone dying because they have a different opinion than you goes to my comment that you have dehumanized them. Look inside. Is this who you want to be?

They dehumanized themselves by ignoring reality and facts and science...reducing themselves to dupes of some lower influences...politics, religion, ??? Humans have sentience and the ability for critical thinking. If they choose to leave that behind, that's their choice, and they face their consequences.

It is sad for those they leave behind. We see them on the news weekly, grieving, and begging everyone to get vaccinated, to convince their loved ones to get vaccinated. It's like people who choose suicide...so little regard for the ones they leave behind, totally throwing the dice for their responsibilities as income providers, parental authority, etc.

screenwriter · Jan 17, 2022

Such mocking is the moral equivalent to laughing at a mother who that loses her child/children after she aborted her first one ... (or two ... three)

ttwtt78640 · Jan 17, 2022

Mongidig said:
No it doesn’t. You may wonder no more.

Hmm… see post #13.

Bullseye · Jan 17, 2022

Mongidig said:
It’s meant to educate those who still have a chance. Unfortunately, those who are too stupid to get vaccinated are too stupid to learn the lesson.

Bullshit. It's grotesque, distasteful, ghoulish, and disgusting. It serves no benefit; it just jerk-off fuel for the scum that does it.

Lursa · Jan 17, 2022

screenwriter said:
Such mocking is the moral equivalent to laughing at a mother who that loses her child/children after she aborted her first one ... (or two ... three)

That's just a stupid idea. If a mother or couple isnt prepared, financially or emotionally, for a child they are well justified in choosing to abort. It may enable them to support the dependents they already have...elderly, disabled, other kids...or it may enable them to keep jobs to keep a roof over their heads or uphold their obligations to others.

When ready, every woman still has the right to give birth. Who are you to judge her circumstances now and DECIDE her future? Such an arrogant view.

Mongidig · Jan 17, 2022

Lursa said:
They dehumanized themselves by ignoring reality and facts and science...reducing themselves to dupes of some lower influences...politics, religion, ??? Humans have sentience and the ability for critical thinking. If they choose to leave that behind, that's their choice, and they face their consequences.

It is sad for those they leave behind. We see them on the news weekly, grieving, and begging everyone to get vaccinated, to convince their loved ones to get vaccinated. It's like people who choose suicide...so little regard for the ones they leave behind, totally throwing the dice for their responsibilities as income providers, parental authority, etc.

The thing those who commit suicide and those who refuse the vaccine have in common is selfishness. I think a perfect PSA for getting people vaccinated would be to show the damage left behind. Unfortunately, these people don’t care about their loved ones like reasonable people do.

Mongidig · Jan 17, 2022

Bullseye said:
Bullshit. It's grotesque, distasteful, ghoulish, and disgusting. It serves no benefit; it just jerk-off fuel for the scum that does it.

These people are evil. They get people killed. I’d say that’s pretty grotesque and tasteful.

screenwriter · Jan 17, 2022

Mongidig said:
These people are evil. They get people killed. I’d say that’s pretty grotesque and tasteful.

and this confirms what I said above.

BirdinHand · Jan 17, 2022

Eh, it reflects on their character.

I truly think that most who spend their time taking joy in the deaths of others, sharing stories about them, etc…are probably very lonely, isolated people that desperately need to feel a “part of something” and morally superior.

Winston · Jan 17, 2022

Chainsawmassacre said:
Yep that’s how far over the cliff this LA Times so called journalist has gone. I expect that behavior from no life online ghouls but this mainstream commentary is just not acceptable and is reminiscent of the Rwandan genocide where those being slaughtered were called “bugs”. It dehumanizes political opponents which is what Hitler did to Jews. The establishment left has reached a new low.

“But mockery is not necessarily the wrong reaction to those who publicly mocked anti-COVID measures and encouraged others to follow suit, before they perished of the disease the dangers of which they belittled.”

“Nor is it wrong to deny them our sympathy and solicitude, or to make sure it’s known when their deaths are marked that they had stood fast against measures that might have protected themselves and others from the fate they succumbed to.”

Column: Mocking anti-vaxxers' COVID deaths is ghoulish, yes — but may be necessary

How should we think about anti-vaccine activists who die from COVID?

www.latimes.com

Dare I say these mockings are on the rise?

Bullseye · Jan 17, 2022

Mongidig said:
These people are evil. They get people killed. I’d say that’s pretty grotesque and tasteful.

So do vaccinated people.

Mongidig · Jan 17, 2022

screenwriter said:
Such mocking is the moral equivalent to laughing at a mother who that loses her child/children after she aborted her first one ... (or two ... three)

Not at all.

Mongidig · Jan 17, 2022

Bullseye said:
So do vaccinated people.

Vaccinated people aren’t telling people not to get vaccinated.

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