Heartless bitches of DCUM just being bitches again. I’m so sick of you.

That's a wrap, pp. They derail every thread. I think it's the same small group of sanctimonious bitches. Very ugly group.

Look how happy the kids are to be around each other, especially the lucky boy on the receiving end of all the hugs.

It is a great video, and shows the amazing things our teachers do every day when they are with our children in the classroom. Can’t wait till next year when the kids will be back! Rest In Peace, Zelene

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Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

Because it’s a documented risk factor for more severe Covid illness

I have noticed a trend tbh that many of the teachers who have died have been obese 😔

Seriously, you are a terrible person. Please think about why you seem to find obese people disposable.

Someone acknowledging known risk factors for COVID is not them saying obese people are dispensable.

Why are you so triggered by that?

Because lots of people i care about have risk factors for COVID 19 and if someone’s response to my mother dying is, “she was over 75”, I promise you, I will never be able to look at them with out disgust. How are you not triggered by a dismissive attitude to a tragic death because they had a risk factor?

Your mother can not prevent being 75 but you can prevent obesity. Anyways, I was the original person that said the article said she was healthy but she is obese. By no means did I say or imply that she should be dead. I was just pointing out a flaw in the article.

Heartless bitches of DCUM just being bitches again. I’m so sick of you.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

Because it’s a documented risk factor for more severe Covid illness

I have noticed a trend tbh that many of the teachers who have died have been obese 😔

Seriously, you are a terrible person. Please think about why you seem to find obese people disposable.

Someone acknowledging known risk factors for COVID is not them saying obese people are dispensable.

Why are you so triggered by that?

When someone you care about dies, I hope someone points out that they, too, were old or sick or had some bad habit that led to their death. You deserve no sympathy from anyone.

Anonymous wrote:Before anyone tries to make this into an anti-reopening talking point, her school was fully virtual when she contracted covid.

And it’s nowhere near here. El Paso. Nice try.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

Because it’s a documented risk factor for more severe Covid illness

I have noticed a trend tbh that many of the teachers who have died have been obese 😔

Seriously, you are a terrible person. Please think about why you seem to find obese people disposable.

Someone acknowledging known risk factors for COVID is not them saying obese people are dispensable.

Why are you so triggered by that?

Because lots of people i care about have risk factors for COVID 19 and if someone’s response to my mother dying is, “she was over 75”, I promise you, I will never be able to look at them with out disgust. How are you not triggered by a dismissive attitude to a tragic death because they had a risk factor?

The economy is made up of winners and losers and some losers must die to save the economy according to Republicans supply side Jesus

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Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

I think they are just pointing that out because being obese means you’re high risk for covid. It also means she could have had other health issues she just didn’t know about. A lot of the stories of young people dying from covid where they say they were healthy, you notice they were overweight... This doesn’t mean we shouldn’t feel sorry for this loss!! It just means that when the news says “35 and healthy” it’s not exactly accurate because being overweight literally puts you at high risk.

Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

Thank you for being the disgustingly predictable minimizer on just the second reply.

Jerk.

She was only 35. What a tremendous loss for her family and school community.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

Because it’s a documented risk factor for more severe Covid illness

I have noticed a trend tbh that many of the teachers who have died have been obese 😔

Seriously, you are a terrible person. Please think about why you seem to find obese people disposable.

Someone acknowledging known risk factors for COVID is not them saying obese people are dispensable.

Why are you so triggered by that?

Because lots of people i care about have risk factors for COVID 19 and if someone’s response to my mother dying is, “she was over 75”, I promise you, I will never be able to look at them with out disgust. How are you not triggered by a dismissive attitude to a tragic death because they had a risk factor?

Your mother can not prevent being 75 but you can prevent obesity. Anyways, I was the original person that said the article said she was healthy but she is obese. By no means did I say or imply that she should be dead. I was just pointing out a flaw in the article.

Anonymous wrote:Saying that she was obese and therefore we should not be surprised by her death is just giving themselves a false sense of security. “Can’t happen to me. I’m fit.” Sure, being obese makes you higher risk, but this virus has taken many young, fit people too. She was an exceptional human being and her death is a huge loss. For anyone who dismissed it as something we should have expected perhaps is a fool.

No one is doing that, but pretending we are all at equal risk of dying from COVID is delusional.

We need to accept the reality of risk factors.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

Because it’s a documented risk factor for more severe Covid illness

I have noticed a trend tbh that many of the teachers who have died have been obese 😔

Seriously, you are a terrible person. Please think about why you seem to find obese people disposable.

Someone acknowledging known risk factors for COVID is not them saying obese people are dispensable.

Why are you so triggered by that?

Because lots of people i care about have risk factors for COVID 19 and if someone’s response to my mother dying is, “she was over 75”, I promise you, I will never be able to look at them with out disgust. How are you not triggered by a dismissive attitude to a tragic death because they had a risk factor?

You are kidding yourself if you don't think that lots of people would think that. Of course, someone wouldn't likely say that to you and, if they did, it would be reasonable for you to be somewhat taken aback. But, can't you recognize the difference in etiquette in terms of what is reasonable in person and what is reasonable on anonymous board talking about a person none of us know.

And no, I am not saying that because it is anonymous we can be boorish things we wouldn't dare say in person. I am saying that, in these two very different contexts, what is actually acceptable is different -- not that you can just get away with it online. In this context, a discussion of known risk factors seems ok to me.

Saying that she was obese and therefore we should not be surprised by her death is just giving themselves a false sense of security. “Can’t happen to me. I’m fit.” Sure, being obese makes you higher risk, but this virus has taken many young, fit people too. She was an exceptional human being and her death is a huge loss. For anyone who dismissed it as something we should have expected perhaps is a fool.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The article said she was healthy but she is obese..

The responses in this thread make me fear for our humanity. What is wrong with you that this is your response to someone’s death?

Because it’s a documented risk factor for more severe Covid illness

I have noticed a trend tbh that many of the teachers who have died have been obese 😔

Seriously, you are a terrible person. Please think about why you seem to find obese people disposable.

Someone acknowledging known risk factors for COVID is not them saying obese people are dispensable.

Why are you so triggered by that?

Because lots of people i care about have risk factors for COVID 19 and if someone’s response to my mother dying is, “she was over 75”, I promise you, I will never be able to look at them with out disgust. How are you not triggered by a dismissive attitude to a tragic death because they had a risk factor?

So this situation doesn’t even apply.
You are just a “look at me! Pay attention to me! I need to make up drama to feel important!”
Ok got it.

This response doesn’t make sense.