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原先發佈於：TFS The Floods Sanctuary
12/3/2013 5:23:35 AM
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RIP Person Who Was With Walker But Wasn´t Famous
Am I seriously the only person tired as hell of seeing this everywhere?
I mean sure, RIP for the poor guy, but let´s remember it was him that got them killed in the first place. Whenever someone famous dies and people start posting RIP, there are always the assholes that have to come and say ´RIP hundreds of children that died in Africa today´or whatever.
What´s the point? Does it make you feel better about yourself or something? Taking a moral high ground all of a sudden? Trying to be cool and humane like others because they say these things? Honestly, it´s all bullshit and it gets under my skin. It´s like Kony 2012 all over again.
I love to see how many assholes posting Kony 2012 everywhere and labeling everyone inhumane or the worst of the worst for not saying the same things, or for not sharing the Kony video. How many of those people spamming the video and forcing their new found views on others even knew where Uganda was in Africa? I bet you 90% didn´t even know about Uganda until then. If they cared as much, they would have cared about all the other conflicts in Africa that are under teh same circumstances. It´s ridiculous. How many of you stopped forcing it down peoples throats once you found out Invisible Children was under suspicion of stealing the money of donations? That the creator of the video had a mental breakdown? It all died down over night.
Same shit is happening here and it sickens me that people use this as a moral high ground to make themselves feel superior, when they probably don´t give two shits as the rest of us. They just want the special attention.
So please, people need to stop with this shit. Grow up.
/rant
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1 回覆Surprised you made this thread now and not after the whole Brian from Family Guy fiasco
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4 回覆由CAMMCAM編輯： 12/3/2013 5:29:44 AM
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I imagine that some don't know that Walker and his buddy were on their way to a charity benefit. Also, the area they were driving through was known for street racing. It's possible the accident may not have been the driver's fault.
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2 回覆由A 3 Legged Goat編輯： 12/3/2013 7:54:25 AMWell look at it the opposite way. A celebrity gets a hair cut and posts a picture, and it's suddenly a front page news story. Anyone else posts anywhere about their haircut, and suddenly they're attention whoring.
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1 回覆由Capiton Render編輯： 12/3/2013 12:26:32 PM
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Kony 2012 was a scam. The organizations that were being donated to did nothing but give the money to the Ugandan government, who probably used it to buy more guns. And even if they had got to Kony, they would have had to killed a bunch of children.
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Lol Kony 2012. I watched 2min of that video and called bullshit immediately. I think the guy who died with Waller was named Roger. He apparently was also a nice guy. It's sad but its annoying how people post that shit. It goes same for the people who post "Paul Walker dies and everyone cries but people in Syria die in a bombing and no one cares." While that is true to some extent, it annoys the hell out of me.
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由Orion編輯： 12/3/2013 1:48:24 PMExactly. I've tried telling friends and colleagues who do this why it's wrong, and they always try and make me look like the asshole. I found it funny how the day after his death was announced, no one could give a shit. It was the exact same with this Adalia Rose business. And how everyone called her beautiful. Truth is, she isn't, she's horrendously ugly. That's the point. And then other people defend their argument by saying she's beautiful [i]on the inside.[/i] Sure I feel sorry for her condition, but I wouldn't go as far to say that's she's attractive. And that doesn't make her a decent person either. She could be a little brat.
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I never got on board the Kony train. My friend did and she was all out with the whole making a difference and "covering the night". Then everyone happened to forget it at the same time. It just feels awkward to remember her enthusiasm now.
