I do agree that they are pretty awful. I feel very little sympathy for the rich getting themselves killed doing stupid rich people stuff, but celebrating their death is still in poor taste.
Celebrate their deaths like you would the death of your skin cells. Forget about it.
Eh people like that CEO with his libertarian view of safety regulations actively hurt all of society, often to their own benefit. Them getting taken down by their own bullshit is unequivocally a boon to the masses. I can see not supporting celebrating their undoing but I don’t think we should be reprimanding those who do celebrate
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I do agree that they are pretty awful. I feel very little sympathy for the rich getting themselves killed doing stupid rich people stuff, but celebrating their death is still in poor taste.
Celebrate their deaths like you would the death of your skin cells. Forget about it.
Eh people like that CEO with his libertarian view of safety regulations actively hurt all of society, often to their own benefit. Them getting taken down by their own bullshit is unequivocally a boon to the masses. I can see not supporting celebrating their undoing but I don’t think we should be reprimanding those who do celebrate
For sure. Their passing is likely overall objectively good for humanity. By at least a little bit.
Sometimes, those views just sort of have a way of imploding.