Are you sure you aren't "metabolically unhealthy"? Are you sure that if you happen to die, we won't find any "underlying health condition" during your autopsy? Are you fine with you death being dismissed as "got what he deserved"?
Is it not self evident that the vulnerable tend toward being that subset of the population that, on average, suffer the most.
This usually means the very young, the elderly / frail aged, and those with co-morbidities especially obesity and immunocompromising conditions. There’s also a socioeconomic aspect, where as wealth increases health also tends to increase.
How do we slice it in these cases? Was it the virus that resulted in the worst of the negative health impacts?
I got COVID 3 times, was sick for about a week with a bad flu and then it went away. All my friends had similiar experiences.
The only people I know that were struck the hardest were those that were obese and had other health issues.
Nobody deserves to die from the flu, but the flu doesn't give a damn about what you do or don't deserve, just about your body's ability to handle fighting off infections.
The flu doesn't care, yes; the question is more "do you?". Because, you know, the flu, or COVID, doesn't spontaneously appear. Every single person who died has been contaminated by someone else, who has some responsibility in it... Especially if they were flippant about it.
