Why didn’t they say it’s the failure of electricity? Or of the roads? Or English language? Or nitrogen-enriched oxygen? Let’s pick something else that bring tremendous value and improvement in our lives and might in fact be necessary for our existence and blame it for not having fixed something which is not its job to fix.
Or, as my friend who posted this said, let’s conveniently ignore millions of deaths resulting from other systems as a direct consequence of their design (rather than an oversight, as in this case).
Also, not to mention that this happened during the state of government-sponsored charity. What happened to all the taxes that supposedly help the poor? Why didn’t they save the lady and the child?
