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Chapotraphousehttps://xcancel.com/UTSAFTBL/status/2111660164726100413
Pete Hegseth got that pice execution anyway I see
Also, maybe this convinced some people to not join the us military
They couldn't show a terrorist getting executed on tv and so mad that they showed a terrorist dying on tv anyway.
Canceling the game would be unfair to the gamblers. Jesus, have some empathy.
would've been fair to me, i had money on an incomplete game.
Even though this guy is a certified hog the fact it only delayed the game for 10 minutes while everyone in the crowd watched a guy die in front of them makes me feel sad anyway. Life and death reduced to a minor inconvenience
he was treated with the gravity he deserved
Yea if you take a step back and strip it of the military context it's absolutely horrific that someone died in front of thousands of people and they still went forward with the game. So little value put on human life even in the face of such a public death.
But he was a troop and it was a troop football game so
They earnestly wanted to livestream shooting a defenseless man in a wheelchair for entertainment. They still want to shoot him btw, just without a camera rolling.
This shit's nothing in comparison.
hey he (supposedly) didn't know the guy was in a wheelchair and only stopped with the livestream because it would ruin the spectacle. i don't see a firing squad as any worse than other methods of execution (and it's preferable to some for the recipient) the problem is that it's the united states doing it.
An established state does not have any valid reasons to execute defenseless people anyways.
i'm cool with the CEOs of companies who poison baby formula getting killed by the state. Hell, if the US decided to execute the Sackler family i wouldn't get out of bed over it.
That's what I mean, if this was a case of Joe Shmo Civilian dying during the opening ceremonies of a random football game (even though the average football game is already a militarized propaganda event but ignore that for now) it would be horrifying to hear the game went ahead with barely a delay, but it was a member of the military eating shit and dying before the Most Military Football Game they hold so it just ends up being yet another perfect encapsulation of america
This says a lot about our society (legitimately).
It's not fully American until his widow gets denied death benefits.
"Your husband's death was not service related"
hope she sues and some football coach has to sit in front of a judge and claim that football games are war
imo, it's a calculated decision by leadership. the purpose of the spectacle is to distract and deflect examination of leadership. to have this happen within the focal point of the spectacle invites examination of leadership, so it must be disregarded and the show must go on.
they don't even have the benefit of it being a moment hijacked by "terrorists" where they can create an enemy. it's just literally "this is how incompetent the people in power are. we will sacrifice our devotees for less than nothing." the longer the moment lasts the more dangerous it is.
Immediately trying to start people doing The Wave
From the cradle to the wave
Nice
magdumping the t-shirt cannon to try to distract the crowd
The 10 min wait is the only difference between our world and idiocracy. Like the movie has the several of the workers in the Colosseum dying and the crowd just cheers lol
Air Force
yet falls to death
When even the ropes are causing crashes at football games, might be a sign your military prowess is hanging by a thread. No wonder Navy lost the game (and the war too).
Air-to-Surface Force
It's hilarious that they had a dude fucking die during the opening festivities and they still went forward with the game
imagine if they just dug an unmarked grave on the field next to where he landed and then rolled the turf back over it
They waited like 10 minutes. Football is more important than human life obviously
This is why I hate football. No hate for most average fans, but many of the football people I knew practically made it a religion, and I hated that. I recognize that it can be appreciated in a healthy fashion, but I will not be partaking.
Also hate for most average fans tbh, football shouldn't exist
I have more beef with the sport than the fans. It's hella dangerous for people involved, and people rarely come out of it without permanent injuries or health problems. But the average fan is distanced from that part and don't think about it as much.
I have about as much regard for a football fan as someone who enjoyed the Roman coliseum and seeing slaves get mauled by tigers. It's the modern equivelant
I feel that more about fighting sports. MMA and boxing can get really brutal, and I can't watch them.
I'd have to go back and look at the exact statistic, but IIRC it's something like football had more deaths on the field in the last decade than all combat sports combined for the last 100 years. Like your son is more likely to die playing high school football than he is getting deliberately punched/kicked in the head (not that minors should be doing combat sports).
Nah, CTEball is easily worse than all those lmao. It's honestly worse than most blood sports like boxing because most people go into blood sports knowing that being punch drunk is a thing while CTEball could become relatively safe as a form of no-tackle gridiron football but purposely chooses to expose their predominately POC players to permanent brain damage so their predominately white audience can enjoy the spectacle.
no-tackle gridiron football
jesus christ that would be boring and handegg is already pretty boring. kill it entirely (my preference) or figure out a statistically safe way of having tackles. probably needs a cultural change to have a judo attitude rather than a "murder the other guy" attitude.
How many people have died or had brain injuries or other injuries for the rest of their life from DnD? How many jingoistic military displays of propaganda precede Magic The Gathering shows? Is there a major culture and industry of gambling around TTRPGs? How many DnD groups are owned by billionaire zionists that own stadiums and control municipal politics? This is just idealist flattening without any accounting for the horror that is real world American sport culture, the torture chamber and exploitation they put children and young adults through and all of the resources stolen from education for sportsball (i'll say it)
How many people have died or had brain injuries or other injuries for the rest of their life from DnD?
The answer to this is detailed in the acclaimed documentary Dark Dungeons
You're having a whole ass debate in your head with someone, fabricating arguments they never actually said that you can refute, and then telling them to shut up.
Also the degree to which most hobbies, including DnD are made into a religion is nothing in comparison to Amurikkkan football, which is on an entirely different social level in the US, especially among CHUDS. It's an absurd comparison.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
You think fans of Magic or DnD or whatever nerd shit people here prefer don’t demonstrate absolutely bizarre anti-social behaviour over their hobby
Fewer and farther between than football by a long shot
I singled this out because it was the topic of the conversation. And I haven't personally met the people who do that with Magic or D&D, though I know they exist. Also Magic and D&D don't come with as many concussions or long-term health issues for the players.
Not only football, it's the Marvel Civil War of football games
air force
welp looks like we found the ejected f15 pilot
what if they weren't actually handling his corpse to stage his death.
what if his ejection seat worked a little too well and he was coming down just now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF32DRg9opA
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Aside from career serial killer getting his due, those type of decisions pop up in train operations (especially in japan), i dont think there is any reasonable time frame outside of “be done with it”, when it’s 10000s people waiting. well worse that it’s for entertainment, but still, this sort of stuff (time-constrained disrespect for the dead i mean) happens a lot, the society just hides it from you well.
*and that ignoring big corpos protocols for handling dead workers
japan is a ridiculous place, but a train delay is logistically a whole problem theoretically affecting 10s of millions of people as it cascades.
this is a televised american football game of two trash teams where the broadcaster forces play to stop routinely for +15 "TV timeouts" so the folks at home to be told about a new type of bacon flavored toothpaste. the end time of an american football game has like 30-45 minutes of flex to it. there is no logistical problem with taking a delay. it is entirely a strategy to paper over it and diminish how much of a screw up it was. that dude free fell the entire height of the stadium. he didn't slip the last 20 feet and land bad, but i guarantee any mention of it will frame it that way. lots of emphasis that he didn't die on the field immediately, but instead was pronounced dead later at a facility. the way disney does when somebody gets killed at one of their theme parks.
the show must go on but not for that guy
he had his airtime
