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So you think the implication of the original post was "everyone should be able to make disrespectful comments about people that almost die and it's ok"?
Or is the implication "it's not ok for people to make disrespectful comments about people that almost die"?
This isn't complicated, those are the only two interpretations of the original comment. Only one of them is a realistic interpretation, and it - along with a lot of comments in this thread - are overtly hypocritical.
Don't think I'll win over you or the hypocrite-hivemind, and I don't particularly care. Later.
Cool overdramatic story, bro
Uhhh what lol
Explaining how reading works = overdramatic
Is English your native language?
Look man, you're obviously trying way too hard to argue with someone. It's not going to be with me, I couldn't care less what you think.
Brush up on your English lessons and chill the fuck out.
Ah, so you're a literal 90s-era troll.
Is that why you stopped learning English?
Oh, are you at the "repeat the same thing over and over" phase of your little temper tantrum?
Couldn't means could not.
I could not care less.
Keep missing every ball, bud. At least you're good at something.
The "NUH UH, YOU!1!" response is exactly what I'd expect from someone with such a tenuous grasp on the English language