As always, get smarter, get tougher, get fitter, get networked, get outside. Stay strapped, stay frosty, stay out of the hospital, jail, and morgue. Be polite, be professional, have a plan to kill everyone you meet. Be the best kind of friend and the most terrifying kind of enemy.
I disagree. We have too many people sitting in prison for heinous, violent crimes and repeat offenses that they should have been put to death for.
Prison should only be for those with the possibility of redemption. Not a human zoo for housing people indefinitely who insist on acting like rabid animals.
@PatrickJamesEli@KamVTV Yes. Modified quad-copter drones, like I said.
Hardly worth the billions we've dumped into their conflict and the likely billions more we will have to invest to help them rebuild should they successfully repel Russia.
I don't understand the need by some to post details about their personal life online for a bunch of strangers matter of factly.
To me, that's like walking up to someone in a grocery store and, unprompted, telling them details about your life. That would be weird, and posting them online is no different.
There wouldn't be any backlash if this young man had just kept his damn mouth shut.
My personal thoughts on his decision aside, he used this for content. He wanted people to rubber neck in a very personal situation when he should have just kept it to himself.
It's none of our damn business. Truly. But he chose to let us in. So, in my opinion, he deserves it. I know that might sound harsh, but frankly, I don't care.
We know too much about people we truly don't know.
He used a very intimate and personal tragedy for content because he wanted to court sympathy and perhaps even vitriol.
He has a YouTube channel. How many people have gone there and hate watched or hate subscribed? Or gone there to show support?
He brought this on himself and I am so damn tired of people calling it backlash.
He did this for views and clicks.
Sometimes, it is better to just shut the hell up.
@McJuggerNuggets It doesn't help your case that you let everyone know you are willing to dedicate the time and money towards keeping a kidney-less dog alive, but were not willing to risk having to show similar dedication to your own flesh and blood.
@Xlovehermadly@RealSpikeCohen@McJuggerNuggets No. It was *predicted* to have a birth defect. One that doesn't necessarily mean severe disability.
I've seen so many stories of people who were told that their child tested positive for Downs, but then had a completely normal child.