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This whole thing is a tragedy. I don't cheer death coming to those who exercise poor judgment.
But it's good to point out that what they did, and why they did it, was a stupid thing that has consequences so that other people might learn from their mistakes.This whole thing is a tragedy. I don't cheer death coming to those who exercise poor judgment.
This whole thing is a tragedy. I don't cheer death coming to those who exercise poor judgment.
I think the above mentioned card with a shirt that marks you as well so others will know to shun and avoid you. Don't wear said shirt/vest and infect someone i think that person should be held accountable. Good chance they will die before answering perhaps but still these people need clearly identifying marks right?
The entire car would empty the second they stepped onto a subway. They could sit anywhere they wanted.
Speaking of karma, there was a bar/restaurant owner here in the Milwaukee area that vocally announced he was going to open on May 1st in direct defiance of the Governor's Stay at Home order. Needless to say, it did not end up well for him. He's been a loud mouth online for years and certainly since COVID-19. All those posts (several painfully racist) were dug up and it spread line wildfire around here. Not to mention his criminal record was dug up and he has several past, and some pending court cases - including domestic abuse. The guy is a real piece of work and his quite popular restaurants are going to now go down in flames.
Classy guy!This guy?
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The owner of Jackson's Pub in Wauwatosa is awaiting a jury trial in connection with criminal damage and battery charges
If found guilty, Dan Zierath faces fines of up to\u00a0$31,000 and more than five years in prison.www.jsonline.com
It's not good that he died. What would be good is if people stopped making shitty Facebook posts undermining the fight against this, then I wouldn't have to spend so long pulling 13 hour night shifts in a mask looking after ill people.It’s good that a man died of Coronavirus because he made shitty Facebook posts.
It's not good that he died. What would be good is if people stopped making shitty Facebook posts undermining the fight against this, then I wouldn't have to spend so long pulling 13 hour night shifts in a mask looking after ill people.
It's not good that he died. What would be good is if people stopped making shitty Facebook posts undermining the fight against this, then I wouldn't have to spend so long pulling 13 hour night shifts in a mask looking after ill people.
No. Just No. Left unchecked, Covid-19 spreads at an exponential rate. Once enough people are infected, the curve turns vertical & there's no slowing it down.Good riddance. Need this to happen more. It will take more tragedy to the idiots who think lock downs are dumb, only them getting horribly sick or losing one of their loved ones is a strong enough wake up call.
This guy?
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The owner of Jackson's Pub in Wauwatosa is awaiting a jury trial in connection with criminal damage and battery charges
If found guilty, Dan Zierath faces fines of up to\u00a0$31,000 and more than five years in prison.www.jsonline.com


Poor judgement is quite different from willful ignorance that this man displayed. He openly advocated for people to make their own judgement, he was told it was a poor idea not just for himself, but for others too. And yet he still decided to gamble with his life. He lost. His decision, his responsibility to bear the consequence of his decision.This whole thing is a tragedy. I don't cheer death coming to those who exercise poor judgment.
Poor judgement is quite different from willful ignorance that this man displayed. He openly advocated for people to make their own judgement, he was told it was a poor idea not just for himself, but for others too. And yet he still decided to gamble with his life. He lost. His decision, his responsibility to bear the consequence of his decision.
So you're saying it was ok for him to spread misinformation, and infect people, because he was "just a guy"?It’s good that a man died of Coronavirus because he made shitty Facebook posts.

So you're saying it was ok for him to spread misinformation, and infect people, because he was "just a guy"?
Perhaps you haven't been keeping up with current events, but anyone with the ability to sneeze or shake a hand, is in a "position of power".
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Assuming he did not live alone, and that he didn't self-isolated even before he had symptoms, the odds are he definately exposed many people and likely infected some of them people.Yes, that's exactly what I was saying. Who did he infect?
Assuming he did not live alone, and that he didn't self-isolated even before he had symptoms, the odds are he definately exposed many people and likely infected some of them people.
For those infected, that's the price for handing around with stupid friends, for any family, well the average IQ of your family just went up.
Yes, that's exactly what I was saying. Who did he infect?
This is a good question. And I think the answer (and problem) is WE HAVE NO CLUE.
Punishing them in this way sounds so attractive but it just means another dumbass roaming the world infecting others.I saw the idea of facial recognition being used to identify these people. Toss them in a DB and when they show up at the ER. Oops! Sorry!
Poor judgement is quite different from willful ignorance that this man displayed. He openly advocated for people to make their own judgement, he was told it was a poor idea not just for himself, but for others too. And yet he still decided to gamble with his life. He lost. His decision, his responsibility to bear the consequence of his decision.
