I'm sorry no one ever shaved their head to emotionally support you when you were hurting. And I don't mean actually shaving their head. I mean doing something that, while not directly effective, let you know that they cared that you were suffering and wanted you to get better.
But since it didn't happen, I suggest you recognize that its lack has left a bitterness in your heart that can hurt you. Fight the bitterness by refusing to generalize against the whole world. It's hard, but it must be done if you are to remain sane. Otherwise your bitterness will destroy you. Much is done in ignorance and not evil. Much is done in innocence and not self-righteousness.
Take me, for example. I am consciously refusing to catagorize you as a shill who is seeking to undermine the general view of conservatives as hateful, bitter, heartless people, an instead interpret your words as the result of deep wounds. I'm proud of that - it's not an easy thing for me. Especially when it comes to people who mock a boy scout troop for doing something for a troopmaster who has cancer. So if I can remind myself to treat you as a good person who is hurt, instead of the obvious jackass you seem to be, the least you, in turn, can do is try to live up to your purported humanity.
It’s a nice gesture, and these people are kindhearted. But, I have to say, as a survivor who once was bald from chemo myself, I don’t think it’s necessary. (Don’t flame me, anyone - this is just a personal opinion.) I can understand people shaving their heads to show support for a child who’s losing hair to cancer. Because then the child wouldn’t feel so alone. Or... a son supporting his mother by shaving his head, for example.
Otherwise, hold onto your hair, people. Eventually you might be in a similar position losing your hair at some point. Enjoy it while you still have it. :-) JMHO.