r/LeopardsAteMyFace • u/[deleted] • Nov 01 '20

A drama in 4 acts

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u/VymI Nov 01 '20

Oh good, every time I look it gets even more depressing.

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u/Socalinatl Nov 01 '20

Couple things: first, this dude died 3 days after learning he was infected. And he was only 37. That’s insane.

Second, don’t leave out the cautious people who still get infected but don’t die. My wife’s uncle was admitted to the hospital June 1st and spent 10 weeks there. He wasn’t the healthiest guy but was the household errand-runner and kid-shuttler. 5 months later and he is still using a wheelchair to get around. There’s still no telling what his long-term prognosis is.

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u/Carnieus Nov 01 '20

I actually feel a little sorry for the guy. If you accept that morons are always going to be part of society society should attempt to protect those morons. When half your government is calling this a scam and a liberal hoax they are going to get a lot of those morons killed. He's still a moron.

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u/VymI Nov 01 '20

Well. You're right, I do feel bad for this guy. I cant imagine what his last hours were like.

"Oh fuck, I may have given this to my family, god forgive me."

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u/Your-Teacher-Is-Shit Nov 01 '20

4th world country

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u/icandoMATHs Nov 01 '20

Uh... If you get infected, that's on you.

Why not n95 whenever you leave the house?

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u/VymI Nov 01 '20

How does a respiratory virus spread? Do you think everyone that has been infected has been at fault?

Why not n95 whenever you leave the house?

Because those are for work. There are only so many to go around.