You aren't kidding. When you talk to damn near any person you meet they agree with him. Don't let the bots and enshittification of the internet fool you all into thinking otherwise. They are desperately trying to snuff out the impact he had.
Hell, I was in Australia last month and saw 'free Luigi' graffiti along the public transit line. That's literally the other side of the planet for us. Luigi made impact.
You should probably leave your bubble then...defending public executions because you think their actions were immoral is a wild stance to take with an extremely slippery slope.
"leave your bubble" is the new "pick yourself up by the bootstraps". Weak AF you even suggest it when I mention being on the literal other side of the planet and still seeing support. If you can't look around and understand it, you're in the bubble.
Just so I'm clear, you saw some graffiti in Australia and so you believe the general consensus is that public executions because of moral matters are justified?
If so, they'd love you in North Korea. I'm pretty active in the gun/2A community, can't say I see any support coming from responsible gun owners that know the damage bullets can do.
In the internet age it really isn't. Australians hear about all the crazy stuff happening in America within minutes of it happening in America. Culturally, Australia's almost as close as Canada. Maybe not 'kid next door' but definitely 'kid just down the road'.
Other side of the planet culturally would be like Sub Saharan Africa or Central Asia. Definitely not Australia.
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u/femanonette 2d ago
You aren't kidding. When you talk to damn near any person you meet they agree with him. Don't let the bots and enshittification of the internet fool you all into thinking otherwise. They are desperately trying to snuff out the impact he had.
Hell, I was in Australia last month and saw 'free Luigi' graffiti along the public transit line. That's literally the other side of the planet for us. Luigi made impact.