>So I see no need to look far back. It‘s a bit like the diabetic regretting that nobody told them how harmful all the donuts were, all while they still don‘t di

>So I see no need to look far back. It‘s a bit like the diabetic regretting that nobody told them how harmful all the donuts were, all while they still don‘t diet because „now it‘s too late anyway“. Except that, in this case, the diabetic's immediate family learned early on that the donuts might be bad and told the diabetic, but the diabetic kept eating them. And when the evidence further grew that the donuts were bad, the diabetic kept making them and eating them, while evangelizing about the wonders of donuts to others. Then there came a time where people called the diabetic on their crap, and folk came to their defense saying, "Don't be mad at them, how could they have known!?".