I just dont get why we, as a nation, choose random deaths to fixate on. A lot of people die each year, a lot of people are murdered each year, what makes people hone in on seemingly random happenings?

That leads me to believe that they are either using the event as 1. Comms or 2. Controlling a narrative

Love my wife to death and she's totally on board with all things this board discusses. But, when she starts to go into this story, I completely check out and cannot entertain this story. Just feels too suspicious. Kind of like when you see the 911 docs on someone's tv because they enjoy the romanticism of all those affected by it, completely skirting the reason as to why it happened. They move past the sale and believe you don't care or have accepted their story. I completely feel for the victims but you're doing none of them favors by accepting the situation and then basking in the aftermath. Profiting off suffering is completely despicable. Anyway..

LOL my young female cousin keeps posting about that and my response is WHO F-ING CARES. This meme is perfect.

That's why I love this community. The noise is filtered out by default and the only stuff talked about is all that's worth knowing about.

Side note, I originally read that as "Pedo BS" and thought that was quite fitting as well

Distraction is just a bonus, but the comms built into the stories is why they push them so hard.

That type of stuff is pandering. Like incessant stories about the English royal family in grocery store check out lines.

can’t stand seeing or hearing anything about that bitch or her bf