JF

Perhaps there's middle ground between the "vaccine hesitant"/incorrigibly opposed to any efforts to control the virus being totally blameless, at worst confused or misled, and them being entirely, malignantly culpable up to the point we should dance on their graves if they die.

A lot of the rhetoric around this focus on libs sneering or condescending against these people, but a precondition of treating someone with genuine respect is holding them to a reasonable standard. And being completely out there and wrong about covid isn't reasonable.

I feel confident dancing on their graves because they endangered others at the same time they did themselves. Sort of like how we treat wreckless drivers who wrap their car around a pole

If we went from a society with no cars to one where everyone had cars overnight, probably a lot more people would wrap their car around a pole. I get what you're saying but the fact it came out of nowhere explains part of why so many people got it so wrong.