Have to say, you treat them better then I do.
It's more about risk mitigation than humanitarian effort. Well-fed ferals don't hunt, and unless my job is to clean out a nest of ferals, I stand to lose more than I gain by engaging them.
As for those seeking to become infected, well, you can't fix stupid, you can only treat the symptoms.
If a newly turned vamp decides it was a terrible idea and expresses their displeasure through an uncontrolled blood sucking rampage, I treat the problem with a liberal application of force and fire.
Vampires.... nope. Burn them where they stand. Too dangerous.
Only encountered one vamp in my many games oddly enough, and seeing how he was munching on my extraction target when I found them, I had no reason to extend my usual courtesy.
Trust me. The Real Life world is more fucked up (from an insulated Western view) then people know. Slavery still happens. You can buy children easily. Mutilations happen for the fun of it. And mass gang rape is a sport.
The shit I have seen in 13 years of working in developing and 3rd world countries is the greatest contributor to my sleepless nights. There are things that once you see, you never forget...
<And that is why I knock the teeth out of North American Social Justice Warriors when ever they get in my face... these fuck heads have absolutely NOTHING to bitch about! And if they really want to bitch... now they have a reason! Their missing fucking teeth!>
If we ever met, I'd buy you a beer.
I've done a limited amount of mission-relief work, some on Native American Reservations in North Dakota (they were good folks, living in squalor, but good folks all the same), but the most eye-opening stuff I've personally witnessed was in Mexico City (and El Paso, to a lesser degree...barely).
And even that stuff pales in comparison to the brutality perpetrated in the shitholes of the world.
(South Africa, the effective drug cartel states in South America and Mexico, most of Asia outside of Japan and South Korea, and of course the vortex of bloodlust and religious zeal that is the Middle East)
The peace and stability we enjoy in the west is not something I take for granted.