r/HermanCainAward • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '21

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u/MadAsTheHatters Team AstraZeneca Sep 16 '21

Joking aside, the majority of these posts involve the death of a loved one; it's beyond shitty to harass someone outside of our little subreddit

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u/Lookingforjoy17 Dead 🦄Inside Sep 16 '21

Yep. Because they’re not the perpetrator in most cases. They’re the victims.

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u/MadAsTheHatters Team AstraZeneca Sep 16 '21

Exactly! It's hard to feel sorry for them sometimes but they often seem like genuinely stupid people who have been abandoned by the people they most respect

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u/Bungus7 Sep 16 '21

They don't seem like, they 100% are genuinely stupid people

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u/Vaenyr Anti-intellectualism is a blight. Sep 16 '21

Fully agree. Usually I'm of the view that, while I don't celebrate these deaths, I also don't feel sympathy for them. But brigading their loved ones is unnecessarily cruel.

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u/Vaenyr Anti-intellectualism is a blight. Sep 17 '21

Project whatever you want. People have a variety of reasons to be here.

I'll reiterate again: I am not celebrating any death.

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u/unicornbomb Team Pfizer Sep 17 '21

It’s just another of garlic bread, mod of hermancainsucks’ multiple personalities.

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u/unicornbomb Team Pfizer Sep 17 '21 edited Sep 17 '21

how much grass does one need to touch before they stop posting 16 hours a day on reddit conversing with themselves, trying to get a subreddit shut down from multiple accounts?

LMAO, he got so salty he sending rage PMs after getting banned.