I'm with you Jan, although I regret that many will not be.
There's a time and place for everything and seeing someone in distress is not a photo opportunity to me.
Many years ago - 52 to be accurate - we had a nasty car accident and as I sat comforting Carol in the back of the upturned car waiting for the ambulance an idiot poked his head through the window and took a photograph of us in distress.
I bet that he got a good shot but if I had got out of the car it would have cost him a beating.
Anyone interested in images of people in distress, perhaps excluding those taken in circumstances where the world NEEDS to know, needs to get a life.
After all these years I still feel very strongly about this topic.