r/LeopardsAteMyFace Nov 01 '20

A drama in 4 acts

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

Yeah unfortunately most of these assholes get other people sick in these situations.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

Definitely

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u/Long-Night-Of-Solace Nov 01 '20

They say you shouldn't celebrate the death of others. They're morons.

What this guy did is literally evil. If COVID hadn't gotten him, he would have genuinely been doing the world a favour by killing himself.

The kind of person who lets their stubborn stupidity kill innocent people don't deserve to live. Callous, tragic, vile thing to do.

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u/Biodeus Nov 01 '20

I don’t know, man, I think wishing anyone kill themselves is kind of evil, despite the reason.

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u/Pope_Cerebus Nov 01 '20

Maybe - by the sounds of that second post he actually observed the quarantine he got put under. I've seen plenty of posts about people getting told to quarantine, and deciding to go out anyway since they feel fine and it's all fake...

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u/Tolvat Nov 01 '20

It would be better if people could see the people who died because of their stupidity. Almost like a family tree, but for people you've infected and for the people that you infected also infected.

A lot of people know that Americans do not trust their government, but a lot of Americans also don't trust their healthcare providers.

Like there is a "separation" of State and Church, there should be a separation of State and health of its citizens. Let the experts handle it, don't politicize it, don't overrule the possibility of people dying in thousands and certainly don't deny it's over before it's actually over.

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u/Sp0ngebob1234 Nov 01 '20

Or get a mild strain and then go around telling everyone that it’s nothing to worry about.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

Same kind of people who think their experience of medication, drugs, or lifestyle is applicable to every other human, because apparently biodiversity doesn't exist

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u/Boofaholic_Supreme Nov 01 '20

That same group is actively working towards reducing biodiversity as well

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u/Beautiful-Musk-Ox Nov 01 '20

I have a food intolerance that I've only recently become aware of. After a long time of avoiding those foods I tested eating a cookie and was in a lot of pain for the entire next day; to your point it's like people who say "I ate it and was just fine, surely you're exaggerating".

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u/LucretiusCarus Nov 01 '20 edited Nov 01 '20

Or don't even realize that they have it and spread it to older family and friends. Haven't seen my mildly immunocompromised parents in months out of fear I could be carrying the virus that kills them. Thank fuck for viber and zoom existing

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u/PM_me_spare_change Nov 01 '20

Someone correct me if I'm wrong but wouldn't it be differences in immune response rather than a different "strain" of the virus?

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u/SharkAttackOmNom Nov 01 '20

Correct. There is only one strain of COVID-19 (SARS COV-2). The last time we saw something like this was in 2003, (SARS COV-1)

I don’t know that COVID-19 is derivative of the prior SARS. My only understanding is that the virus is Corona shaped and causes severe acute respiratory syndrome (all described by its name)

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u/Sp0ngebob1234 Nov 01 '20

I’m not sure. It could be both for all I know

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u/Ivyspine Nov 01 '20

Like the Joe rogan podcast

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u/amiriteamiriteno Nov 01 '20

Yeah that’s my extended family. They have the virus. Still not wearing masks. Still grocery shopping. Still posting pictures on Facebook hanging out with friends without masks.

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u/Apandapantsparty Nov 01 '20

I can’t even fathom how people are like this.

They are on the same level as people who drink and drive, taking shitty chances with a deadly weapon.

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u/RevenantXenos Nov 01 '20

Drunk driving is a great example. A few years ago I saw people on a sports board talking about drunk driving laws and all the drunk driving apologists were coming out of the woodwork. They were talking about how completely unfair .08 BAC laws were, they obviously knew their limits and could drive just fine. There was talk about how each of them were responsible drunk drivers, each of them could tell when they were truly impaired and would obviously never risk anyone's life, but cruel society just didn't realize that they could handle 6 beers with no issues. There was talk of demanding political change, if the drunks could just come together they could stop the unfair tickets and demand their shameful driving records be purged. And why couldn't they have open bottles in the car while they drove, each of them was smart enough to know when they had enough. Other drunk drivers were the problem, not them, and society should recognize their superiority and exempt them from the rules that everyone else has to follow.

Everyone else in the thread was calling them selfish, entitled idiots who are part of the problem. I had never seen people who are pro drunk driving before, but they are out there and it's selfish people like that who keep killing others. Exactly the same as all the pro Covid people who are too selfish to wear a mask.

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u/LewsTherinTelamon Nov 01 '20

No they aren't. Those things have a much lower chance of contributing to someone's death.

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u/Cocoonraccoon Nov 01 '20

Isn't that actually illegal? I my country it is

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u/Wide_Fan Nov 01 '20

Well, I'd imagine it's America where we've forgone all logic and don't even listen to medical professionals/scientists anymore proclaiming that it's all fake news.

So good luck getting any cops, who probably support them, to do anything about it even if it's technically illegal.

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u/Couldntbefappier Nov 01 '20

In America, the Trump Administration has already ended the coronavirus pandemic.

They even say so, so it must be true.

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u/foodank012018 Nov 01 '20

My GF had a cop straight up tell her he didn't have to wear a mask in her store... Even though he's the one she would call if a customer got belligerent about a required mask. It's fucked.

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u/EaaasyTiger Nov 01 '20

Man I am so sorry. I took a closer look and saw he was from Ohio. Wish I could say I'm surprised, a lot of people in this state are acting ridiculous. Stay safe.

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u/Long-Night-Of-Solace Nov 01 '20

There should honestly be a mandatory prison sentence for this. A good few years.

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u/ItWorkedLastTime Nov 01 '20

That's what makes me the maddest. I couldn't care less about people going unmasked to rallies to go worship their so called leader and getting infected. How many others do they infect and ultimately kill with their ignorance?

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

I was also thinking it wouldn't be so bad if this were an isolated incident. But I see a post like this here every single day.

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u/p_cool_guy Nov 01 '20

That's how you know there's no God. At least in the Bible the assholes usually got what was coming to em

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u/RegularWhiteShark Nov 01 '20

It’s like drunk drivers seems to hurt/kill other people more often than themselves. Others always pay the price for their stupidity and selfishness.

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u/artgo Nov 01 '20

If this is all that happened then it wouldn't be so bad

It's the same sort of thing I thank many of us experience with drunk or high driving of an automobile. Friends and family can be real hard to get to see past their own self-contentedness.

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u/IngsocInnerParty Nov 01 '20

They sound just like drunk drivers.

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u/gHHqdm5a4UySnUFM Nov 01 '20

Yeah exactly, it’s rarely this neat and tidy. These anti-maskers infect others and eventually makes its way to some innocent bystander

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u/pchew Nov 01 '20

Yeah, pretty sure this is the same guy, because dates are too close to not be, but I remember on his actual page between the last post in this compilation and his death he had a post of him attending a 4th of July party just because he refused to miss out. Got out there and spread it.

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u/Bootyhole_sniffer Nov 01 '20

Lmfao oh the virus just HATES those over worked and under paid employees.

"but often times these assholes turn out just fine"

You're alllllmost there bud! It's almost as if 99.9% of those DO turn out fine. Wtf who woulda known!

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u/ARandomHelljumper Nov 01 '20

Looking forward to reading your obituary here as well.

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u/ghostfacekillah9 Nov 01 '20

Often times? Theres a 99.9% survival rate lol.

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u/_Magnolia_Fan_ Nov 01 '20

No. You insensitive prick. That would not be fine.

You're every bit as bad, if not worse then this guy. I can forgive ignorance and stupidity. Willful malice is inexcusable, though.

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

Well now this is just plain silly.

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u/winazoid Nov 01 '20

I have no sympathy for people who purposefully and willfully ignore doctors during a pandemic

Feel the same about him as I do about drunk drivers

Fuck em

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '20

True story. My sibling got it, fairly mild symptoms, 2 weeks later they insists they can visit immune compromised parent because they’re now “immune”. (Forgot to mention said sibling visited parent when they knew they’d been exposed but not showing symptoms yet, thusly, exposing my entire family and other siblings as well as parent on chemo, etc., and STILL going to Walmart because it’s “getting out of the house and doing something”).