Oh how I love my fellow man.
Oh how I love my fellow man.
I am going to come and burn the fucking house down... but you will blow me first."
*stabs keyboard furiously*
Where's that damn "punch people through the internet" button SoCalMarie was talking about? These people sicken me. Maybe Robins Williams wasn't their favourite actor or comedian, maybe they disagreed with his views on certain subjects, but FFS! What sort of petty, miserable, bitter and twisted individuals are they that they have to resort to this sort of self-aggrandising bollocks to make themselves feel 'speshul'?
I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me. Hunter S Thompson
How big would a T-Rex wang be?! - Karistiona
Wow, those hell and brimstone comments are just disgusting. If I was religious, I would be horrified to be associated with people who have nothing in common with Jesus or his teachings.
'I had to get rid of the kid. The cat was allergic.'
Feels weird to "like" this since there's nothing remotely likable about the subject. But I agree with your sentiments completely. I couldn't even make it through the comments, nor can I express my frustration and anger properly. It makes me sick and it's so awful that people like that even exist out there. It feels so hopeless when you see reactions like this. It makes me despair in general because everything can be perverted into this twisted, disgusting, attention seeking statement. Even the purest, most heartfelt moments can be made rotten by humanity.
It's not a time for the family to be on Twitter, just saying. EVERY time a celebrity dies, especially if horrible and tragic, the trolls come out in force.
^As do all the supporters.
I can't ever imagine worshipping a God who would send someone to hell for ending their life.
You don't engage with crazies. Because they're, you know, fucking crazy. - WitchCurlGirl
Those creeps don't surprise me in the slightest, I've come to expect that kind of onslaught. What has surprised me is the compassion and understanding that has dominated stories and comments since the news broke. It's been uplifting.
I was thinking the fact that she was able to bring herself to post about it immediately maybe means the family was almost expecting it? Or that at least it wasn't a total surprise to them? Or I could be reading into it too much and she was really just still numb.
I think the prohibition on suicide in religious texts and dogma is probably similar, in origins to the prohibition on self gratification. Everything was about the family - stabilizing it and making it grow so that the religious group would get larger. Making suicide a verboten, going-to-hell, kind of offense would probably make a depressed person long ago think long and hard before committing it.
Or not. When someone is in that state, the afterlife is unlikely to be a consideration.
"But I am very poorly today & very stupid & I hate everybody & everything." -- Charles Darwin
"Trump is, in my opinion, the first woman president of the United States." -- Roseanne Barr
Making murder a verboten, going to hell kind of offense really helped put a stop to that. And look how well it worked on wiping out adultery.
All of God's children are not beautiful. Most of God's children are, in fact, barely presentable.
If I wanted the government in my womb I'd fuck a Senator
And sin in general.
"But I am very poorly today & very stupid & I hate everybody & everything." -- Charles Darwin
"Trump is, in my opinion, the first woman president of the United States." -- Roseanne Barr
I think it was marginally more difficult back then, though. No guns, no sleeping pills, no building higher than two stories. Belts were notoriously shoddy in workmanship.
Have you ever tried self smiting with a broadsword, though? It's really difficult.
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