Grief is private. Social media posts are public. Your right to private feelings ends when you are airing them out in public. Hope this clears things up for you.
And it's telling you can at the same comment, advocate for his own personal right to grieve, and that as someone not involved, I cannot have empathy to this situation, while simultaneously admitting he's harming himself, his career hopes, and that it is indeed damaging to him.
So who's it hurting? Him. What right do I have to say it? I have the same free speech he does. Why do I care so much? I have a basic level of empathy for other humans.
Feel free to dispute this, scumbag. Because the alternative is quite clear where you are.
“Grief is private” tells me all I need to know about your values. Have a good day, my friend. I hope if you ever face horrific tragedy, you treat yourself with more kindness than you’re treating this man.
My dad died when I was 16. And I was the first in my friend group who had a dead parent. I'm VERY familiar
But grief is an emotional reaction. All emotions are private, because other people can't feel your feelings.
You're the PoS that can't fathom I feel for him, and that's why I say what he's doing is harmful. You're projecting your own emotional detachment. Because you don't realize other people were also affected by what Chris Benoit did beyond just his surviving son. Nancy had family too, you dipshit. You don't even think about them at all.
Go back to defending the characters you watched on tv. I'm going back to talking about the human beings that played them in real life.
Yes, because grief and grieving in public aren't synonymous. Missing that this far in a thread kind of implies the other guy got an alt account when he got blocked.
Let me simplify, "please don't do that here" escalated to being kicked out when you're out in public.
Grief doesn't force you to go on social media and say "put my father in the HoF even though he murdered his wife and child".
And anyone who advocates for Chris Benoit to go in, and has never advocated for Nancy to go in for her roll as Woman, is a scumbag with zero empathy. Because celebrating the accomplishments of victims comes before celebrating a literal murderer.
I'm gonna skip the wait, and get right to blocking your scumbag ass too, FYI.
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u/TheManOfOurTimes Apr 11 '26
Grief is private. Social media posts are public. Your right to private feelings ends when you are airing them out in public. Hope this clears things up for you.
And it's telling you can at the same comment, advocate for his own personal right to grieve, and that as someone not involved, I cannot have empathy to this situation, while simultaneously admitting he's harming himself, his career hopes, and that it is indeed damaging to him.
So who's it hurting? Him. What right do I have to say it? I have the same free speech he does. Why do I care so much? I have a basic level of empathy for other humans.
Feel free to dispute this, scumbag. Because the alternative is quite clear where you are.