Originally by: Xelios

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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Originally by: Xelios

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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Originally by: Istvaan Shogaatsu

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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What them starving childrens need, is a mouf full of gold teef, a blow habit and a platinum hip-hop record. That's the ticket to the big-time.

Anyway, it's like that famous quote guy said: one death is a tragedy, one million is a statistic. The human sense of compassion short-circuits when presented with too many reasons to kick in, it far prefers to fixate on a single attainable cause, something we can relate to or identify with.

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Originally by: Istvaan Shogaatsu

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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What them starving childrens need, is a mouf full of gold teef, a blow habit and a platinum hip-hop record. That's the ticket to the big-time.

Anyway, it's like that famous quote guy said: one death is a tragedy, one million is a statistic. The human sense of compassion short-circuits when presented with too many reasons to kick in, it far prefers to fixate on a single attainable cause, something we can relate to or identify with.

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Originally by: Gariuys

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Originally by: Istvaan Shogaatsu

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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What them starving childrens need, is a mouf full of gold teef, a blow habit and a platinum hip-hop record. That's the ticket to the big-time.

Anyway, it's like that famous quote guy said: one death is a tragedy, one million is a statistic. The human sense of compassion short-circuits when presented with too many reasons to kick in, it far prefers to fixate on a single attainable cause, something we can relate to or identify with.

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But why would one identify or relate to a dead rapper ( drug addict and convicted criminal to boot ). Oh well nvm just don't understand it, never will.

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Originally by: Gariuys

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Originally by: Istvaan Shogaatsu

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I've always found it strange how famous people's deaths are always seen as so much more tragic than, say, the thousands of children who died in Africa while you were writing that post

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What them starving childrens need, is a mouf full of gold teef, a blow habit and a platinum hip-hop record. That's the ticket to the big-time.

Anyway, it's like that famous quote guy said: one death is a tragedy, one million is a statistic. The human sense of compassion short-circuits when presented with too many reasons to kick in, it far prefers to fixate on a single attainable cause, something we can relate to or identify with.

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But why would one identify or relate to a dead rapper ( drug addict and convicted criminal to boot ). Oh well nvm just don't understand it, never will.

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