Attorney Leslie Lawrenson was found dead of covid at his home in Dorset, UK

[Maraya1969]

in June. At the time, not big news. However, the ‘Evening Standard’ just found a video he posted to Facebook 9 days before he died, saying he was glad he got it so he can prove it isn’t that bad. Watch!"

Link to tweet

[Budi]

1. .."It's not that bad"

..he posted to Facebook 9 days before he died, saying he was glad he got it so he can prove it isn’t that bad.

Not much left to say here..

[XanaDUer2]

8. I know

we don't have to put up with bad diseases because we have vaccines. That's the point.

Also, being curled up in a fetal position for hours is not like any cold I've had.

[Budi]

9. Yup. What an awful death.

And it didn't have to be that way.

He didn't call for help when it was so bad because he had a point to prove??
Ugh.

[OnDoutside]

18. Yes and life expectancy in the 1750s, before vaccines, was 35.

[Kittycatkat]

2. another (dead) feebleminded f#$ktard

[The Unmitigated Gall]

3. "It isn't that bad"...

Words I would pay to have carved on your grave, you crashing twit.

[LeftInTX]

4. Polio and smallpox aren't bad either.

[OAITW r.2.0]

5. We'll never know what he thinks of it now.

Oh well.

[XanaDUer2]

6. There's a skull over his shoulder. Odd nt

[dalton99a]

7. "That which kills me makes me dead"

Now he knows

[HipChick]

10. Another bites the dust..

[Piasladic]

11. I understand that many people have lost patience with these selfish fools

but at least he stayed home and away from others to die.

Still, I feel guilty and a bit morbid watching the video of a now dead man. I wonder if as he died all alone he knew he was about to die, if he was struggling to breathe and in pain, and if he had regrets. I just hope I don't have nightmares tonight.

[MustLoveBeagles]

13. It's sad

It didn't have to be this way.

[Baked Potato]

12. He lost that case. Nt

[dalton99a]

14. More details from the BBC:

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-dorset-58080116
Covid vaccine refuser died after terrible mistake, says partner

A man who died with Covid after refusing to be vaccinated made a "terrible mistake" which put his family at risk, his partner has said.

Leslie Lawrenson, 58, died at his home in Bournemouth, Dorset, on 2 July.

His partner Amanda Mitchell, 56, who was seriously ill with Covid at the same time, said he thought the vaccines were too "experimental".

Ms Mitchell said her partner, a Cambridge University graduate, decided against having a coronavirus jab after reading material on social media.

She said: "It was a daily thing that he said to us: 'You don't need to have it, you'll be fine, just be careful.'

[OnDoutside]

17. So she probably didn't get jabbed either.

[dalton99a]

20. Nope.

"Les was highly educated... so if he told me something, I tended to believe it."

And Les got his Covid education on Facebook

[smirkymonkey]

22. What a fucking idiot!

[OnDoutside]

23. James O'Brien covered that and sad case of a pregnant unvaccinated

woman, where they had to do a C-section to save the baby, 11weeks premature.

[LizBeth]

25. 'just be careful.' So he knew covid existed, wasn't denying that and that results bad cause be

careful implies you do not want to get it. And still refused a shot. Sounds like they were actively working at not getting if truly being careful and still refused the shot.

[dreamland]

15. The dead man said he'd rather take the risks

Than getting a vaccine. He made a bet with the covid, covid won.

[OnDoutside]

16. Compassion for the conned, contempt for the conman, as James O'Brien

says.

[Cha]

19. That's eerie .. he gambled and lost

his life. So much for "trusting the ol immune system.. "

[Demovictory9]

21. i don't understand this attitude towards covid... why is it a "bogeyman" or any diff from cancer

or other diseases that MAGAs would run to the doctor to get treatment for?

[XanaDUer2]

24. I don't either

It's almost like some obstacle course some think they have to conquer to prove something. CNN just asked a Sturgis go-er if she's vaccinated and she said No (with a smile and giggle) and said she'd had it and ,"kicked its butt!".

Is this some American ideation?