What are you doing to help prevent those deaths? I'll be the first to admit I'm not doing enough, but I wouldn't use that in an argument.

I feel that you already have your mind set, so there is no debate. I appreciate your time given to comment, but this debate is going no where. But to throw one last word in, you really care a lot for someone without any fucks.

That's an insult to yourself though. Yes, you can run out of fucks when your office worker shits up the bathroom without a courtesy flush and so you just go in there and hold your breath vs saying something.

But in order to not give a fuck about the people in the submarine, you would scroll past the articles or you add them to your block list.

.... You don't comment on a thread that you have no fucks to give so why should I care about the humans who died.

Kindness sometimes is done by doing nothing.

I'm all for eating the rich. Never in my comment did I say I think that billionaires got their money by being kind.

The only way to have that money is to cause the death or at least loss of "life" (eg. Wage slavery, lobbying for less socal welfare while making sure you get all the tax cuts, ect.).

What I am saying is, at the end of the day, being angry at dead people won't help anyone that they hurt.

That's a strawman argument. No one is saying "I'm glad the son who didn't want to go on the boat died."

I do feel sympathy for the human lives lost, at the end of the day, they were still human. On the other hand, people are allowed to feel whatever they want.

Up until it was confirmed they died, I was on the side of "Fuck um', they're stupid act cost millions of tax dollars that they lobby to pay as little as possible into." But after it was confirmed, I still can hate billionaires, but I am now directing my anger at the CEO who bypassed all regulation to make money and took five innocent people with him.

The moments before the implosion were something that no one should ever need to feel in their lives.

(That being said, who tf unquestionably enters a vessel where you need to be bolted in from the outside and there is no emergency exit.)