Young Man Shoots Self In Head In Front of His Family and Friends

I think the last time this was posted the story was that he thought you could play Russian roulette with a semi auto handgun. He racked the slide and was hoping it wouldn't go off but didn't realize how auto loading guns work. Oof

He was making a video for tiktok i believe and thought the gun wasn't loaded.

Why did hes friends not have a genuine reaction..

play stupid games, win stupid prizes

I'll be in one of these videos one day

This video is sad, but some people would use this as a way to try to have gun control. My take is as follows:

  Everyone should have guns. Even if you're a felon who was admitted to a mental asylum. Every. Single. Person. Should carry a firearm not only for self defense, but i carry because i wish a nigga would press me one of these times.

So is this suicide or an accident

You're suggesting that intent is all that matters. It's not.

Intent is important. Intent is not ALL that matters. Just because you didn't intend to be an asshole, doesn't mean you weren't an asshole.

Case in point - Many of my brothers friends, who I consider my own friends as well, have very few if any gay friends. They have no good way to measure what's in bad taste and what isn't. They never lived the experience of having the shit beat out of them for being gay, so when they make "that's gay" jokes, they have zero context to understand how a closeted kid within earshot might take that.

I know they don't intend it to be asshole-ish. I know they don't intend for that closeted gay kid at the next table in the restaurant to feel like he has to go deeper into the closet.

That DOESN'T MEAN that we shouldn't point out to them, the consequences of their joke and maybe, just MAYBE ask, like fucking adults that we are, that they reconsider how they speak and act.

Their lack of intent is why they should get the courtesy of being told to cut it out before being called a bigot. Their lack of intent doesn't 100% excuse their behavior.

You're committing a logical fallacy.

Trying to say we should just ignore bad behavior by pointing to someone's WORSE behavior and saying "Look how much worse it could be!" is not an argument. Tucker fucking Carlson is not the standard for goddamned human decency.

The next time your husband points out that you were rude or dismissive of them, try using the excuse "But I could always be really abusive and hit you, like some spouses." And not as a joke. Seriously look them in the eye and tell them "it could be worse".

Doesn't fucking fly, man. Adults tell adults when they're being rude and real adults own that, they don't make excuses.

Snapshots:

• ghostarchive.org

• archive.org

• archive.ph (click to archive)