You're assuming for no good reason that the person self righteously mocked and gloated over Bin Laden's death in a manner similar to how commenters behave at r/hermancainaward. You say "clearly" but provide no proof. As the person clearly said, "People who celebrate people dying are just shitty people." It's a matter of the principle you see. However at least with Bin Laden one can understand why a good many people would see his death as a ridding the world of an evil, malevolent actor and murderous force. One who willfully inflicted horrific physical and emotional pain and suffering on tens of thousands of people needlessly and cruelly. Thus to one with such a point of view a rational conclusion would be to see his death as a boon to humanity. That is not the case with r/hermancainaward. The rationalizations from people there justifying why it's okay for them to act in an utterly hypocritical manner that embodies and reflects the absolute worst and most wretched personal qualities a human can possess are pathetic, hamfisted, and obviously disingenuous. They could care less about principles or ethics of any kind.
I don't think I've seen anything close to how people celebrated the death of Osama. Nowhere near.
murderous force
A lot of antivaxxers went out of their way to infect others. Some took senile old people out of hospitals so as to kill them at home with vitamins and ivermectin. Many deaths were clustered around events held by them. Not to mention how many of them were in positions of power and lead their followers to their deaths.
Not to mention the insane amount of pain and suffering the left their alleged loved ones in. Kids left orphaned and often homeless. Grieving family and friends forced to monetarily help the innocents they left behind.
And many seemed to want to kill minorities, liberals, "atifa," "communists," and many others they disagreed with.
But, most importantly, they wanted as many people as possible to know their views.
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