The problem about the "should they get care" problem is that it ignores the source, their refusal to help society and ultimately their demise is directly linked by their lack of action. For this subreddit specifically no one is posting COVID deaths of immunocompromised people, or the vaccinated, there is a reason. It's focusing on the denial and the end result of prayer requests, and ultimately death.

It's grim. However it's a choice they make for <insert reason here>.

Now how would you feel if someone just got a feeling about you at the hospital and thought you were one of those types that deserved it? Maybe they mistook your mustache or your boots to mean something it doesn't. Maybe there was a hiccup in your vaccine records and you appear to be lying about your vaccine status. In your mind these people deserve it, exposed to enough of this hate you might think you can just sense who these people are. You may see it as some righteousness but you are completely ignoring the US v THEM injections. When you picture these people were they mostly the same picture of people you held grudge before 2020?

If a drunk driver hits another person crossing the road and they both need reconstructive surgery. Who would you feel worse about? Who should get care first? How would your opinion change, if at all, if the drunk driver was posting pictures drinking behind the wheel and making fun of everyone else for not drinking and driving?

Yes, everyone is a living being, everyone deserves sympathy and compassion. However if you actively lack sympathy and compassion for others, why should I, as an individual give it to you?