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It’s not about wishing death on antivaxxers as a collective, it’s about assigning them the Call Me If You Get Lost Trendy Costume T-Shirt and I will buy this responsibility for their own deaths (if they happen to die of COVID). Again. I’m not delighted in the slightest that people are dying. I’m just…tired and numb to those idiots refusing the life saving treatment after two years JUST to prove themselves right. Yet WE’RE the selfish ones cause all they see is us making jokes to mask the rage we feel at these people proudly and idiotically holding us back Thrill? Celebrating? How about undoing of gaslighting and knowing you’re not alone in your frustrations that you’re doing everything you can to protect people who care more about their right to eat at Olive Garden than they do about you? It’s not schadenfreude when you have friends and family who have been sick, hospitalized, or killed by morons and/or the disinfo they peddle. It’s as close as we’ll ever get to justice.

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They will still die regardless of my feelings about it. Stop shaming us because we can’t feel what you think we should feel. I find no pleasure in reading this place, the Call Me If You Get Lost Trendy Costume T-Shirt and I will buy this death confirmations are posted by someone who will miss them which makes it even sadder that it was so avoidable. You can lament that Aunt Betsy died of lung cancer but you can’t dismiss the fact she smoked two packs of cigarettes a day. Actions have consequences. The author said the Herman Cain Reddit “possibly exists to shame people into getting the vaccine,” but is also claiming it’s celebrating people’s deaths. Sarcasm is lost on people, truly: If the people dying of COVID were passively and privately going about their lives, this sub wouldn’t exist. This sub exists to chronicle the months of disinformation spread by these people, who THEN die of the very disease they helped perpetuate. These articles universally skip that part and go right to “gloating over death”. What shame? What stigma? Have you seen what antivaxxers say about covid or the dead? They are not ashamed of their position or the risks, with or without this subreddit. I think this dude is going for a false equivalency between HIV and Covid. HIV was purposely poorly handled BECAUSE people thought only gay men could get it. COVID wasn’t minimised because only the digitally illiterate can get it. It is quite the opposite, before the covid vaccines came along it was mainly the crunchy mums with the essential oils that were against them. The disease itself seemed tailor made for big urban areas (the opposite of the current median antivaxxer profile). Your uncle self selected into a dumb position (that was not inevitable) One he would still be proudly choosing if he hadn’t died. If someone drunk drives every other day for 2 years, it is beside the point whether they deserve to die. The odds are they will, taking others down with them. But unlike drunk driving, the cost won’t be visible without places like this. And you can’t shame the dead but you can persuade the living with compelling stories of antivax outcomes.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.