I agree. And would only add that the US Covid disaster is what happens when rich people here do nothing. The author highlights the importance of segregating t

I agree. And would only add that the US Covid disaster is what happens when rich people here do nothing. The author highlights the importance of segregating the rich from the poor, financially/socially, to sustain these types of tragedies. I appreciate that he called out the "moral malnutrition" of the comfortable, but especially the upper class/caste. Sometimes, a disaster playing out in real time on tv (or, at least Youtube) is actually a disaster, and requires addressing. It's tough for America to preach right now given that it seems like we have police killing black men, including kids, every single day -- which is not, unfortunately, hyperbole. But they are disasters. We don't need to excuse them away, and say well a lot more black kids got killed by covid than cops.