Nonetheless, it's perhaps a good call out to be mindful of the vulnerable in our society. It's easily forgotten by the many selfish who can't see past their own

Nonetheless, it's perhaps a good call out to be mindful of the vulnerable in our society. It's easily forgotten by the many selfish who can't see past their own perceived invulnerability to the "China virus" (paraphrasing how I perceive their attitudes into those quote marks here). As a parent I would be absolutely devastated if my child had Downs and was killed(#) because of the poor behaviours at display in society. (# Speaking as someone living in Australia where appropriate measures were eventually taken to protect everyone; my son has a different disability which impacts him, and us, greatly, so perhaps I empathize stronger for that reason. My opinion is that not taking easy preemptive measures to stop the spread is akin to reckless endangerment with completely needless death being the outcome. Thus "killed".).