and you call me chronically online

100% I believe this was attacked by some giant creature , just isn't adding up.i don't believe all the official bs

Have fun, go get your d*** wet!

Even in the ocean she won't get wet for you

stanky has been bragging about going outside to see his “friends” all day yet still in here

Me when the joke goes over my head

Here come the schizoposts

Cthulhu my aunt, aliens my kin

We already had this conversation in the vegan thread but white vegans with money that guilt trip communities of color that have lived on cultural diets for decades for not coming to a lifestyle that is frankly expensive (and great if you know how to do it cheap but you know that aint widespread information) have definitely not been an overall good for the veganism movement besides coming off as hypocritical privileged kids.

But you know that already lol.

im used to it

I’m posting from the bar right now we just ordered sake bombs

were the mods on the submarine lmao the spider ends the thread we all know this

Your life is a joke, f***ing kill yourself now. Your life is nothing, you serve zero purpose, you should kill yourself NOW, and give somebody else a piece of that oxygen in the ozone layer that's covered up so we can breathe inside of this blue trapped bubble. Like what are you even here for? Kill yourself. and I mean that with a hundred percent, with a thousand percent.

pics

We all a little terminally online I'm just the first to admit it

the arc of the jet that's gonna take me to see my wife>>>

I feel like people are purposely being dense. There was a 19 year old and a regular dude who was just a diving expert on the sub. Like nobody is capeing* for that British guy and the dumb ceo. It’s just weird that people wanted this to happen

It's deeply disheartening to see celebrations over the presumed deaths of those who were lost in the ocean depths. I understand that wealth inequality and social justice issues have led some people to harbor resentment against the rich, but it's essential to remember that wealth doesn't inherently make someone evil, nor does it exempt them from compassion and empathy.

First and foremost, every life is valuable, regardless of social status or financial standing. Dehumanizing and making sweeping generalizations about any group, including the rich, is a dangerous and unproductive path. It perpetuates division and feeds into the narrative of 'us versus them,' which only exacerbates societal issues.

Second, celebrating someone's death because of their financial status misses the core issue of systemic inequality. Wealth in itself is not inherently bad—it’s the systems that allow for disproportionate accumulation and lack of wealth redistribution that are problematic. But directing anger at individuals instead of at these systems is misguided.

Lastly, celebrating the misfortune of others doesn't bring about positive change. Rather, it fosters a culture of hatred and revenge. Instead of rejoicing in tragedy, we should use such events as an opportunity to discuss the societal structures that perpetuate wealth inequality and work towards concrete solutions.

In conclusion, no amount of wealth or lack thereof makes anyone more or less deserving of empathy and respect. Celebrating the presumed deaths of these individuals does not help in the fight for equality or justice—it simply reflects poorly on our collective humanity. Let us strive for compassion, understanding, and constructive dialogue instead.

the ocean isn’t actually wet because it’s saltwater fun fact

Sorry that was mean of me, have fun

That seems rather insensitive in a time like this.

Boo