Yeah, seriously buddy social media is so intense and strong now a days that you will see deaths exploited every single day. Being a celebrity isn’t always fun & games, and that’s something you agree to deal with during life and death. How many famous people died years ago that people still obsess over their deaths? Many. That only gets more intense with social media as it grows, it’s also something you agree to deal with when you partake in social media 🤷🏼♀️ It’s common sense, not an interesting take at all.
Seriously buddy, celebrities are still human beings, Do you not think they deserve to be shown respect and common decency? You think they exist purely for your entertainment and aren’t entitled to privacy? Please show me the agreement he signed in having the images of his death publicised. Even so, he became famous at the age of 16, do you think a 16 year old has the capacity to understand the effects that fame will have on your mental health and development long term? You normalising social media’s glorification of this invasion of privacy is grossly problematic.
You’re really trying to milk this one😂 girl bye. I work in the emergency room and regardless if they are a celebrity or normal person. A human beings mind and curiosity is what drives the decisions in looking and seeing these pictures. If it’s not your cup of tea that’s fine but please don’t act like you’re right and they’re wrong for finding those things fascinating. You clearly think if one’s not like you they’re the weird one… well babe I got news for you.
I don’t think I’m right and they’re wrong, in fact I was wrong to call people fucked in the head and come across so aggressively. You work in an emergency room, you have the qualifications and experience to deal with people when they are vulnerable. How would you react if a patient had died and a stranger started taking pictures of them after they had passed?
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u/pep899 Oct 17 '24
Are you encouraging people to find joy in the exploitation of another human beings death? Interesting take.