They didn't listen; why should anyone listen to them?

does serve to warn people. To that extent, it's a good thing to cover.

As for your eating a "bowl of dicks" thing, I'm sorry, but people died. Were they stupid? Yes. Did they die anyhow? Yes. Did they deserve to die? No.

Anger and over-the-top curses aimed at them are not productive responses, it seems to me.

No one even got very sick. The young woman's mother was in the hospital, briefly (occupying a bed perhaps needed by someone else's mother, someone else who had not flouted the guidelines) and all are recovering nicely.

"Eat a bowl of dicks" is intentionally shocking and disgusting. I am at an end of finding words to express my dismay over people who will not follow the simple rules that can keep us all safe, so that people won't get sick and die. "Eat a bowl of dicks" is unpleasant (although its absurdity makes me laugh), but at least it doesn't kill anyone.

None of us "deserves" anything that befalls us, but this family took it upon themselves to endanger other people, people they run into who may not (probably don't) have any idea that this idiot tribe decided a big party was more important than someone else's life.

... are politicians and pundits who knowingly lied about the dangers of COVID-19 to advance their careers and/or a political/ideological agenda.

That includes the 46th president of the United States.