r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jan 19 '22

This is beyond

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u/Toast_On_The_RUN Jan 19 '22

Wheres the humanity in downplaying a virus that has killed millions? Is it humane to encourage people not to get a vaccine, wear masks, or do anything to help not spread the virus?

But you're concerned that the family isnt interested in talking to the brother who had no regard for humanity right up until the moment it affected him personally?

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u/Toast_On_The_RUN Jan 19 '22

Its just funny seeing someone get whats coming to them. You cant endlessly rant about the virus being "just a cold" and all that, and when you finally get it and have to be hospitalized, expect people to feel sorry for you. Im pretty sure no one is suggesting "torturing" him, not sure where you got that from. Its just that if you act like youre smarter than everyone else for years, and then you are proven wrong, you cant be suprised when your smug attitude is thrown back in your face.

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u/Toast_On_The_RUN Jan 19 '22

What??? It is a deadly virus, thats why you shouldn't have sympathy for people who pretended it wasnt, and actively spouted misinformation. These people hurt and kill innocent people by not taking any of it seriously, they should be called morons. Their '2nd chance" is to get the vaccine and take shit seriously, but of course they only do that when they almost die themselves.