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He was in the high risk group... 60+ with existing health complications, why didn’t he stay at home? Instead of blaming others she could easily say his own irre
by CyberRabbi 6y ago
He was in the high risk group... 60+ with existing health complications, why didn’t he stay at home? Instead of blaming others she could easily say his own irresponsibility killed him. Either way I wouldn’t blame anyone. For people like him death is the rule, not the exception. If an unusually high number of people in their prime were dropping dead maybe she’d have a point.
- sgift 6y ago"Why didn't he stay at home" - I recommend reading the fine article, the reason he didn't "just stay at home" is in there.
- CyberRabbi 6y agoI think you missed my point about him already being in the high risk group. She implies throughout the article that someone in his small Appalachian town who didn’t wear a mask is responsible for killing him yet he was already unhealthy and in and out of the hospital. It’s a large stretch. By her logic, she should be blaming the hospital but that wouldn’t make sense either.
- pjc50 6y agoSeems to have been a hospital-acquired infection? Those are a nasty problem at the best of times. Remember MRSA?