Racist Black Woman Not Bothered by White Girls Dying in Flash Flood
They say nothing is certain but death and taxes. In the 2020s, we can add social media cruelty to the list. No tragedy goes by without finding allegedly sane and normal Americans talking about how the people who died deserved it. The pastime really took off during the alleged COVID pandemic, when it became common to see people on Twitter or Instagram hoping that their neighbors or fellow citizens would die alone and wretched (for refusing to take the vaccines that didn’t work).
This article from Ohio State News in 2023 puts it this way in the headline:
“How people judge anti-vaxxers who die from COVID-19—
Some believe those who reject vaccines deserve worse outcomes”
“Worse outcomes,” of course, means those people hoped that vaccine refusers would die for their “sin.” The article itself insisted on calling people who refused the COVID vaccine “anti-vaxxers,” as if all such people were deranged and wanted all vaccines pulled off the market. And it edged delicately around the ugly truth that it was leftists and Democrats who wanted Republicans to die.
“While very few rejoice in the deaths of anti-vaxxers, some people believe those who are dogmatic against vaccines are deserving of worse outcomes – and that reaction is related to the political party affiliation and vaccination status of the person evaluating the anti-vaxxer,” author Jeff Grabmeier wrote.
A handful of writers tried to point out how inhumane people had become to each other. This one from the site theconversation.com urged people to stop “shaming” others who decided not to get the vaccination. But if the argument has to be made, the people are already lost.
None of this compares to the depravity that’s erupted on social media since the tragic flash floods in Kerrville, Texas, over the weekend of July 5 through 6. More than 100 people are already known to be dead. Tragically, at least 27 young girls and teenage camp counselors from the Camp Mystic summer camp for girls are dead, and more are still missing.
But according to the woman who posted this commentary, the camp was “whites only,” and that the girls deserved it because they were at a racist camp. The camp was not, of course, “whites only.”
As you can imagine, life turned pretty dire for the formerly unknown social media user.
Let’s see what users on X/Twitter had to say:









