They are already dead. Respecting them or not won't do ****. They don't exist anymore. Humans make up too much bullshit. 

Yikes. I guess you have never lost someone. 

the real question is: why would you disrespect the dead ? 

Edited September 2, 20233 yr by ugo

What are your thoughts on necrophilia?.... Just curious

Edited September 2, 20233 yr by secretgarden

You can do as you please. Just make sure to be able to handle the consequences. 

nah cause actually now u said it u have a point . like why does being dead make them so special ? 😭

if anyone disrespects my dad, mac miller or Chester I flip my ****. 

 

 

I think there are people who're deserving and undeserving of respect in death. 

 

Someone you loved, someone who was good, someone who left behind something positive in the world. Those are the people who're deserving of respect in death because while they're not here to collect the respect, their legacy and what they left behind is. 

 

On the other end, those who are bad, who damaged the world in their life, who left behind something negative and ugly, they don't deserve your respect in death. 

Edited September 2, 20233 yr by Mr. Mendes

1 minute ago, Mr. Mendes said:

I think there are people who're deserving and undeserving of respect in death. 

 

Someone you loved, someone who was good, someone who left behind something positive in the world. Those are the people who're deserving of respect in death because while they're not here to collect the respect, their legacy and what they left behind is. 

 

On the other end, those *****' bad, who damaged the world in their life, who left behind something negative and ugly, they don't deserve your respect in death. 

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Why do you care? 

It’s all politics at the end of the day. Feel free to disrespect whoever, whenever, just know that disrespect is gonna be matched one way or another 

Because they might come back and haunt your ***.  

I respect who deserved to be respected. Dead or alive. 

 

I will cherish or call out any person for what they have done. 

Edited September 2, 20233 yr by Johnny Jacobs

lets be real, anything for the dead is actually for the living e.g. funeral, cemetery…

so do what u want i guess

Random 

 

1 hour ago, Distantconstellation said:

They are already dead. Respecting them or not won't do ****. They don't exist anymore. Humans make up too much bullshit. 

because they’ll haunt you forever in ways you can’t even begin to comprehend and it’ll mess you up

I don’t think we must respect the dead. I think we must respect people who deserve it, even after death.

 

It’s nice to show respect for those who in life built legacies that are important to other people, but that doesn’t mean that their life and legacy are not up for debate. And if they were despicable they should not be respected just because they’re dead 💀 

 

 

Edited September 2, 20233 yr by tiaog

I mean, they literally can't defend themselves anymore, so it's kind of unfair to talk sh*t about them, isn't it?

Because if we don't they will come back and haunt us. I dont play with Demons sis.

Edited September 2, 20233 yr by Onyxmage

Who specifically do you not want to respect? you may have a case but this thread is just...

We don’t. They’re worm food. Who cares. I don’t respect the living either. Respect is earned. 

19 minutes ago, Onyxmage said:

Because if we don't they will come back and haunt us. I dont play with Demons sis.

Demons don’t exist. 

29 minutes ago, Moonturn said:

I mean, they literally can't defend themselves anymore, so it's kind of unfair to talk sh*t about them, isn't it?

No.

Watch poltergeist 

I think when someone has recently died, it's just polite to be nice about them for the sake of their family and friends. After a while though I agree it's a bit pointless.

 

I especially hate it when someone dies who was an objectively terrible person and everyone suddenly forgets all the bad things they did. Or people switch up and go from hating them in life to talking about how sad it is they're dead. I'm not saying you have to celebrate them dying either, but there is a middle ground of indifference which would seem more appropriate.