genuinely no one irl acts like the people on here so every single time I go interact with the outside world it’s a relief that people aren’t this negative & emotionally stunted all of the time
@Li_ps28@offbeatorbit Practice what you preach. Stop trying to turn an atrocity (which many Americans constantly condemn) into some moral superiority hit tweet. Someone’s kid didnt come home yesterday dude. Have fucking empathy.
@JustinHaworth@ZEER0HOUR Not only are you wrong but someones 5 yr old literally got shot dead at their school and you wanna turn it into a talking point to piss on the left? Shame on you
🚨There is an incredibly dark side to modern internet culture that we need to talk about.
Witnesses report that during the tragic roller coaster accident that claimed Hassan’s life, an automatic souvenir ride camera captured his fall. Now, an image claiming to show that exact moment is circulating online, with people joking about his clothing shifting during the fall.
Let’s be completely clear: A man was losing his life. He had no control over what was happening to his body or what was caught on camera.
There is something profoundly heartbreaking about someone’s final, most vulnerable moments being stripped of dignity and turned into internet entertainment especially when his son reportedly witnessed the tragedy firsthand.
Imagine knowing a photo of your father’s final seconds is being passed around and mocked by strangers.
Hassan deserves to be remembered for the life he lived, not reduced to a viral meme in death. Stop sharing the photo. Give his family the privacy and compassion they deserve, and let him rest in peace.
A friend of the man who died in the roller coaster accident at Six Flags makes a direct appeal to the public and reporters.
She strongly urges people to stop sharing any photos of his body and demands that these images be scrubbed from the internet.
#Humanity #Respect
#RestInPeace #HaveSomeDecency #ProtectFamilies #BeKind #SupportTheFamily
🎥atiyyanadirah
Los creadores de AVATAR defienden a Korra en su nuevo video:
💬 «Dicen que ella perdió la conexión con los avatares pasados, pero fue su tío. El pueblo de Aang fue aniquilado y nadie se lo reprocha a él. A Korra la juzgan distinto: creo que hay mucha misoginia y homofobia».
This is how Hassan Jihad Ibn Kariem should be remembered — smiling, enjoying life, and being himself. Not through disturbing images of a tragedy, but as a human being whose life mattered.
Behind every headline is a person, a family, and loved ones left to grieve.
It’s so sad that a friend of the man who died at Six Flags yesterday had to get on IG crying and begging y’all not to share photos of that man’s last moments. How grotesque.