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cheering for the death of others. very stunning and brave.

• whoknew1122 6y ago
  I have a simple rule in life. Don't want to be remembered as a jerk and have your death celebrated? Don't be a jerk. His death doesn't absolve him of the despicable things he did while he was alive. It just means he can't continue doing despicable things. Which is a good thing.
  • luckylion 6y ago
    > Don't want to be remembered as a jerk and have your death celebrated? Don't be a jerk. Your behavior is that of a jerk. Do you want to be remembered as a jerk?
    • whoknew1122 6y ago
      > Your behavior is that of a jerk. Do you want to be remembered as a jerk? Don't really care, to be honest. I won't be there. Nor do I care about my funeral, where (or if) I'm buried, or any thing else post-death. But please tell me how my behavior is that of a jerk. I'm of the opinion that someone's reputation should be based on what they did while they are alive. How does the act of dying change or otherwise mitigate a dead person's despicable actions? And how does pointing that out make me a jerk?
      • luckylion 6y ago
        > How does the act of dying change or otherwise mitigate a dead person's despicable actions? Celebrating the death of a person is generally a jerk move. No, he wasn't Hitler.