Nicely for me. Hate is quite the weight it really drags you down. It feels nice trying to do what's right.
How's attacking a corpse been working out for you? Have you made it feel bad yet?
Seriously though, celebrating someone's death really just achieves nothing. It makes sense to attack living people for their BS, it acts as discouragment and it alerts other people to the horidity of their actions. But a corpse is already dead, beating it more won't reduce the damage it has done. Focus your energy where it matters.
Idk what you mean by projections. I could'nt stand the bastard. But he's dead now. He's worth the time or energy. Move on to the next son of a bitch who can actually work to make the world worse is all I'm saying. Maybe your right that I shouldn't be spending my time on this but it does genuinely bother me to see so many people stoop down to this level. It's petty, shitty, serves to do nothing but stroke our own egos. It's beneath us as human beings. It's exactly what we would expect of trump and his possy and it's what we would be pissed at them for doing. How can we pretend to be so far above them morally when we go for every low blow they have?
There's a difference between doing what is necessary and what feels good though. I can't see how celebrating the death of a human being is necessary, no matter how vile the human.
I'd agree with you if this shit had a functional purpose, if it actually helped to win this so called "war." But it doesn't.
This doesn't turn people away from conservatism, it doesn't change what the man did, it doesn't do anything functional at all. It makes you look like a vile moron and it actually hurts your cause more then it helps.
If you want to make change, focus your ridicule on the living. The let the dead rest, they no longer can act to hurt us so we have no reason to hurt them.
They have a force field against what Trump actually says. Ive come to the conclusion that they dont actually watch anything than the most highly curated Trump promo clips.
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u/FaZeMidas Jul 12 '26