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Originally Posted by SunnySide

Reddit has, what I think, is a poor taste thread called the "Herman Cain Award" and it features people's social media posts mocking Covid then social media posts showing theyve died from Covid.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/

What I find scary is the people on here dying arent 80 or 90 year olds. Theyre dads. Theyre 40 to 60 years old.

I just started taking an auto immune injection that changes the way my auto immune system responds.

Im 70/30 on masks. Most times I wear them in stores but Ill walk down a halfway or be at work without one. Im certainly exposing my self at times. I have various kn 95s. I think the cloth masks are useless.

I dont know man ... Im going to be more vigilant going forward. Daughter wanted to do laser tag but I had to say no. Be smarter.

r/HCA is in poor taste but I don't pity any of the people featured there that spread misinformation and then stand their convictions and ignore doctor's advice until they die. At least some people can use it as a learning lesson - unless you have a serious medical condition that makes the vaccine risky you are otherwise betting on yourself against the virus. The subreddit does have positive outcomes where holdouts who are holding out due to politics might be swayed.