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DreamEnd
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- Aug 4, 2022
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Very nice of you to edit your comment after I already responded instead of replying to my points.I can check it for you.
Ok, it's 1 minute long, graphic and with unedited, graphic audio. Public live jump ctb to street level in front of a crowd, they fall after about 10 seconds. Then there is loud wailing from one individual you can't see for most of the remainder of the video., I assume it's the mother, but it's unclear. There are no other details in the videos that indicate any other familial involvement at all. A police officer appears to be present. There is no gore, besides audio gore.
So to sum, public live jump, unedited audio, loud wailing.
I'll just add since nobody responded to it yet but to this statement
"I've seen plenty of threads with gore/death/suicide videos and pictures being posted before."
Unspoilered gore and anything else that is potentially inappropriate or triggering is reportable and has been moderated before as well. I can't make any comments about the specific link of the video but it's probably something one of the moderators should check before deciding whether it's appropriate, so don't think that just because something has been posted before, means that it is appropriate and allowed.
@Dream, at least two obvious strawman fallacies in your argument right there. Rewriting the argument/misrepresenting what was actually said, to make you right isn't the gotcha you think it is.
1. "So saying you should think about others is lack of empathy but saying you shouldn't and you should only care about what's good for you is? Ok gotcha. "
- Nobody said that
2. "Saying that thinking of others isn't guilt tripping is not not acknowledging life experience of others."
- Nobody said that
Read back on what you actually said that I said was guilt-tripping. I quoted you, so you deliberately misheard, which is disingenuous and frankly a disgusting way to try to argue your point. This is all in text, so you have no excuse to fall back on "vocal mishearing/gaslighting" when you can literally go back and read what I quoted.
if you really think that saying think about your family, friends and close ones is guilt tripping then you have no empathy at all and are just cruel. Most people aren't hermits living isolated from everyone for the rest of their lives. Everything you do in one way or another affects others. If you hurt someone and someone says oh look at what you have done to that person. Will you also justify it by calling it guilt tripping? My point is. You use the term guilt tripping to justify the act when in reality it's not as simple as that and never was but it is for people who don't have close ones and who do not have empathy for those around them. If you have a loving mother and you tell her you want to ctb after which she tells you well what about me and your dad you would say" why are you guilt tripping me?" I think that's just cruel but everyone has a different opinion.
And no, most family members who truly love their child will almost always never get over with their lives. It's a harsh truth but it is the truth, the pain almost never goes away. They would have to live with it for the rest of their lives. There is no guilt tripping about informing the person of the potential impact of their decisions. This isn't done to stop them but to help them make a proper decision and if possible seek help to try to recover. But ultimately it's up to them at that point
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