No joke, the allleged shooter Luigi was right. Except it wasn’t him, he was playing poker with me in Arizona on that day.
this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2024
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This is hilarious because when my Dad was alive, a long pause like that usually meant he completely agreed but felt like a father shouldn't say that.
Yeah that's how it reads to me too. Like "nice, but don't talk like that."
Must be frustrating to have your authority figures be this inconsistent and hypocritical...I like adults to be honest and clear about what they mean.
If your parents do that kind of shit they're not good parents.
Once a kid is in their teens they'll start saying really funny shit that parents might feel like they need to discourage. It's too bad that parents don't feel like they can be open with their children, but the role of "parent" and "friend" don't always perfectly overlap. Sometimes, even if something is funny, it might feel like it's best for a parent to not encourage it.
Such as saying "It's funny when CEOs get gunned down in the street." Like, yeah, it is funny. But don't talk like that.
Personally I'd want to encourage that kind of thinking, but I'm sympathetic to parents that don't want their children to die in prison.
"Killing evil people is only okay in theory, putting it into practice is a step too far"
Luigi was just being sarcastic.
Luigi didn't do it. He was with me in Mexico.
It was just a prank, bro!
Obviously he should’ve put it on YouTube for his fans. And then he would get away with it
Ever hear of Crashing Out? It's a new trend where you record yourself doing a bunch of illegal shit for the hits, and then getting as much ad revenue as you can, invest the money before the account is banned, and collect the cash when you get out of jail.
Non-surprisingly it keeps ending in failure when the people are immediately arrested before making any real money off of this, getting perma-banned from all platforms, and the businesses involved sue you for more than you made.
I can't see this fad lasting, ngl. Especially with that Johnny Somali guy who went to Japan to do this, got kicked out of the country and instead of quitting while he was ahead, went to South Korea where he's expected to never be seen again.
Edit: For some reason I thought he was called Johnny Salami, double checked it's actually Somali, now that's quite the goof on my part.
It happens every day though. Platforms care about money. I can see it getting worse.
Who's joking?
Luigi was just saying the quiet part out loud.
not that loud; the sound was allegedly muffled by a silencer.
Loud enough to be heard, but quiet enough for the bougie mouthpieces of the MSM to miss the message apparently
i think the panic they're showing is precisely because they did get the message.
They eventually got it but at first all the propaganda outlets were parroting “what possibly could have motivated such a cold blooded act?!?”in unison with Surprised pikachu face energy
I don't think any of that was genuine to be honest
I think people who spend more on weekend vacations than you or i could earn in a dozen consecutive lifetimes are so vapid and unable to read a room without their army of advisors to tell them which way the wind blows that it is very likely they did not adequately assess the situation until the second news cycle
Your dad is a billionaire?
Temporarily embarrassed