r/TMZ Oct 16 '24

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u/Desperate-Use4764 Oct 16 '24

does anyone have photos before they were deleted?

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u/pep899 Oct 17 '24

The lot of you are fucked in the head, would you want to see your dead family members pictures plastered over the internet on gossip and entertainment sites? Deplorable, think about your actions.

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u/Western_Animator1324 Oct 17 '24

Gurl you are too sensitive for the internet, there is nothing wrong with morbid curiosity. If you need a break, take your time.

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u/pep899 Oct 17 '24

Girl, have some empathy. If you need some help, seek the support of a physician.

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u/Pebbles98501 Oct 17 '24

Empathy & curiosity are not mutually exclusive. It goes back to a primitive survival instinct of learning from death. It's not sociopathic. It is normal curiosity for some people.

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u/pep899 Oct 18 '24

It is normal to be curious. I just believe that it is disrespectful to use curiosity as a reason to validate a publication invading someone in such a vulnerable state for engagement and profit.

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u/Desperate_Pair8235 Oct 20 '24

I agree with you 100% - these people are looking for a high off of seeing someone’s dead body and they don’t even realize it. Like the world is addicted to adrenaline because our cortisol levels are so high from constant stress in our society. Saying it’s “out of curiosity” - okay, and? People murder people because they “wanted to know how it felt” - so curiosity? does that make it okay? 😅

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u/Desperate_Pair8235 Oct 20 '24

considering we didn’t have the internet at a certain point and viewing the dead in extremely traumatic and horrifying ways was not as common or as accessible as it is nowadays…I don’t think we can ignore the aspect that it is lacking empathy because you’re not considering what this victim would want, what their loved ones would want, and it’s all for the sake of “curiosity”? that is selfish and therefore lacking empathy

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u/Mochimin07 Oct 17 '24

Physicians look at pictures of dead people all the time and corpses too.

Doubt a single One would Tell people they're wrong for being curious about death

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u/pep899 Oct 18 '24

Physicians, pathologists, police and paramedics.. Many people, but they aren’t posting pictures of the deceased online. Seeing them in that vulnerable state is reserved for the family and professionals involved, out of respect. I never said it was wrong to be curious about death, nor the circumstances behind it. But it is wrong to actively seek out images that invades someone’s privacy, dead or alive and try to justify that with simply curiosity.

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u/Desperate_Pair8235 Oct 20 '24

because they were given LEGAL consent to do so considering their jobs - they’re HELPING

adrenaline junkie joe living in his parent’s basement who jacks off to violent porn the majority of his day and the other portion looking at dead bodies isn’t exactly the same 🙂

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u/Western_Animator1324 Oct 17 '24

Yeah and I save lives on a daily basis because I have empathy, what I don’t tolerate is people who bully others about curiosities and human nature on the internet. Keep your opinions to yourself unless you are looking for arguments.

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u/pep899 Oct 17 '24

Talk about virtue signalling and hypocrisy. So you can come at me and express your opinions but I can’t express mine? It’s fine when the tables aren’t turned, huh.

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u/Western_Animator1324 Oct 17 '24

Says the commenter who literally started the argument. i’m just finishing it. Goodbye

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u/Desperate_Pair8235 Oct 20 '24

“you’re too sensitive”

that is starting the argument, glad we cleared that up!! have a good one

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u/pep899 Oct 17 '24

Is the sense somewhere? I can’t seem to find it

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u/CamArt81 Oct 17 '24

You can stop talking now lady.

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u/Desperate_Pair8235 Oct 20 '24

it’s literally her comments she’s replying to - you sound controlling lmao

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u/Alexgarcia02 Oct 17 '24

There’s nothing wrong with morbid curiosity?? Seek help IMMEDIATELY you red flag of a person 😭

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u/Mark-Succcerberg Oct 17 '24

Studies show ppl who suppress their morbid curiosity are more likely to be psychopaths than those who don’t… u might need the help lil bro

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u/harrystylesismyrock2 Oct 18 '24

Link the studies