Liberals be like posts suicide hotline spiel in thread announcing Hitler's death
They knew the news might personally affect some of their consumers.
In fairness, Chapo also did that, but with an ounce more irony and about a week prior to his death.
I still dont understand how people don't realize how fucking useless those things are
That's actually not true. Suicide contagion absolutely goes down when the focus moves from the person and act itself and switched to mental health issues and resources within the community it occured in. Notable peer reviewed journal Wikipedia points to this tactic as being the reason why suicides actually went down in Seattle after the death of Kurt Cobain. Of course it's probably at best ineffective when it's done in a pro forma, token kind of way like you see in most journalism.
That said, the whole point of copycat suicide is identification with the person who killed themselves. So lol if you want to identify with Hitler go ahead and march in your proud boy parade, just remember to take your cyanide nutrition supplements afterwards like a champ.
So lol if you want to identify with Hitler go ahead and march in your proud boy parade, just remember to take your cyanide nutrition supplements afterwards like a champ.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_suicides_in_1945_Nazi_Germany
Literally a thing that happened, cyanide and all. Berlin was basically Jonestown by the time the Allies arrived.
Yeah if you work in government the ol' hotline is an easy response to reach for
I mean we already know what that looks like on Reddit. Kim Jong-un dies 3 times a year according to my good friend, Anonym Ouss Ource, and every time there are liberals celebrating.
These goddamn libs would have cancelled the Munchkins for celebrating the Wicked Witch's death. Just let us have this, you freaking wet blankets.
Cool, we can go back how we are glad slave owners are dead.
Literally how does /r/JusticeServed still exist if this rule is in effect?
I cant believe they would hate Hitler just for expressing his opinion, smh...