That’s a sick thing to say, that you value life more than she did.
Keep going down that road, see what happens.
Look, I am not calling you drunk or high. I am trying to have a conversation with you, and I thought I was being polite. I get the distinct impression you are upset due to the horrible things we have seen in the last month or two including today about abortion in this country. That is fully justified. Your attack on me was not.
I asked you in a reasonable and rational way to explain to me why I should hang my head.
And I am also curious how you can characterize me as “sick” that I state that I value life more than she did? It is a provable FACT that I do value human life more than she does, that isn’t even a question due to the nature of her death. Do you know how I KNOW that?
I know that because when I ski and see a “Trail closed due to dangerous conditions” sign I don’t ski on that trail, and I don’t allow or encourage any other human being to go there.
When I see a sign that says “Trail closed due to flash flood danger. Do not cross this point” I DON’T cross that point or encourage others to do so.
When I see a sign that says “No swimming due to undertow” I do not swim there, nor do I encourage others to do so.
There are only three reasons that woman went on that trail:
1.) She couldn’t read the sign but went anyway. If I were in China and came across a sign I didn’t understand, I wouldn’t proceed, ESPECIALLY past a gated area.
2.) She could read the sign and deliberately ignored it. This is likely what happened, and it speaks for itself.
3.) She was too stupid to understand why a trail would be closed due to unsafe conditions. If this is the case, she shouldn’t be there on her own.
How would you feel if the search party that had to go look for her was hit by falling rocks or ice and searchers were killed or maimed because this arrogant “rules aren’t for me” person wanted to do what she pleased and put other people in peril?