> The point wasn't to celebrate that someone died. Nor is that the point of the HCA. Rather, it's to collect the ever-growing number of cautionary tales of pe

> The point wasn't to celebrate that someone died. Nor is that the point of the HCA. Rather, it's to collect the ever-growing number of cautionary tales of people who stubbornly and arrogantly refused a $0 prevention of their very demise. Frankly, when that stubbornness and arrogance places them in hospital beds at the expense of everyone else - thus putting said everyone else at greater health risks regardless of their relation to COVID - rational people tend to have a harder time caring about whether harsh criticism of that stubbornness and arrogance might hurt someone's feelings.