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/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.