The Atlantic suggests that maybe harassing the families of dead unvaxxed isn't the best thing, redditors absolutely froth at the mouth at the suggestion

Anti-vaxxers: "My husband passed away after a short illness that I will not name."

The vaccinated: "Guess who got the RONA?!!! LOL isolating, see you next week."

the irony when it's vaccinated people destroying our ambulance service with bullshit callouts, and flooding the emergency department with mild symptoms

Any change or backstep from CDC or Dr. Fauci and immediately they've lost all credibility forever - with the message of "They were wrong in what they first told us, so they're not trustworthy".

they're literally lying to you lmao, as if the N95 bullshit recently hasn't exemplified that

Someone at the distant edge of my social circle passed away from covid; he was healthy and in his 30s, not vaccinated.

I've seen enough articles saying "healthy" and know enough about western country obesity rates to say with reasonable confidence that the dude was probably shaped like a sphere

I have lost sympathy for those that are prolonging this pandemic, and are potentially creating the conditions for another variant to arise.

smells like science-denial to me

The politicization of a virus by a group of cynical power-hungry Republicans is the real crime.

At this point, the unvaccinated are holding everyone back from a normalization of life because they consume so much medical resources when they get Covid.

That's right, we should euthanise people as soon as they retire