afterimage

3y

ceo probably had the crushing weight of knowing he could’ve prevented this but now he risked a bunch of people for nothing.

surrounded by niggas that know you were respond of their impending death

He probably had the worst death of them all if he felt anything

Theory Talk Trader

3y

you telling people to kill themselves over it you dont got a leg to stand on

ragedsycokiller

3y

· edited

Yall sound like some b****es cause of some dorks died wanting to go see some dusty ass ship that carries the souls of thousands of poor workers who weren't chosen to be saved

The jokes write themselves

ferris

3y

oh you tryna get a second wind going in here

Bernie X

3y

RIP to them rich ass niggas

Yes they was rich as f*** and balling hard as f***, and yall niggas is broke as f*** and lame

But still!! RIP!

DEL634

3y

Who would you put in the sub?

sandshrew

3y

id lay down and stretch my feet out, im going out comfortable

Solipsist

3y

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.

ragedsycokiller

3y

Can't believe the Titanic got an expansion pack lol

Childhood

3y

i feel like this thread isn't about the submarine anymore

Bernie X

3y

You, that strange post u just made was what made me think of it

Synopsis

Plants

Not sure who else

katherine world

3y

Yep that ship has sailed