I understand the stance of "taking responsibility of your actions", such as deciding to have a kid, but I'm pretty surprised how people view the current situati

I understand the stance of "taking responsibility of your actions", such as deciding to have a kid, but I'm pretty surprised how people view the current situation. At one point, society has to decide when to help those in need for benefit of society and your morality. How is this any different from any other natural disaster? You wouldn't expect one of your colleagues to work normally if they lost their house to a wild fire. You wouldn't tell them, "well you shouldn't of decided to live in a wild fire prone area. Suck it up and figure it out.".