[ SECRET POST #2392 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2392 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

No one said anything like "you deserve to die." Only pointing out that if you make a stupid decision that is KNOWN to have terrible consequences, you do not get to act like a helpless victim when those consequences arrive.

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[(Anonymous)]

It is difficult for me to see how "We should not have sympathy for the death of an addict, because death is the consequence of addiction and addiction is a choice that the addict made" is not functionally equivalent to "The addict deserved to die." The addict's death is the natural and expected byproduct of what he did, and we shouldn't have any kind of compassion or concern about it - that's pretty much what you're arguing here. If it's natural and not at all regrettable, how is that different from saying that he deserves to die?

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[(Anonymous)]

We should have sympathy for death of an addict, because death is objectively sad. We should NOT act like it was an unpreventable death, or that his own choices did not directly lead to his death.

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[(Anonymous)]

How the hell can you not see the difference between those two things?

Those things seem *hugely* different too me. Barely even comparable, IMO.