Last Tradhican doesn't get it. God has seen fit to save souls this way, so it obviously is important to Him. We should pray and work for souls to be converted and saved, and know that God may do that, even in the last moments, in ways unknown to us. St. Augustine, whom Last Trad loves to quote, himself taught "Baptism is administered invisibly to one whom not contempt of religion but death excludes". Both sides claim this for themselves, but it is clear God can work in ways invisible to us. We cannot presume on it, but we can and even must pray and hope for it, as St. John Vianney, St. Padre Pio etc said we should as mentioned on the other thread. These were great and heroic Saints who spent their whole lifetime in prayer and sacrifice for souls, and I will take their word over yours any day of the week and twice on Sundays. Baptism of Desire can save souls, and all who were saved embraced the Faith before their death.
I am not going to repeat myself a 101st time for someone who doesn't want to hear. I believe exactly what St. Alphonsus believed.