There is a voyeurism here. At risk of entering extreme levels of armchair psychology, it’s the bystander effect at scale. You are free to Google milk-crate cha

There is a voyeurism here. At risk of entering extreme levels of armchair psychology, it’s the bystander effect at scale. You are free to Google milk-crate challenge death and see for yourself (how guilty am I for the thing that I condemn). They fall on their necks. I certainly don’t have the answer, but this can’t be normalized, and sadly I think we are just at the beginning. Kids abusing the medical system, disrespecting a disease, walking on shaky crates six feet off the ground. It’s hard for me to say it’s kids being kids, or the weak in natural selection being handled. Something is up.