Re: going to hell?
 

haha, you're going to hell. *points and laughs

last week i saw a bum who my friends and i call can man because he goes around and picks up cans for a living. well someone ran up behind him and stole his bag of can right from his hand and dumped it out in front of him and insted of chasing after this hooligan he just pick up the bag and started to put all the cans back in. sad? probably but i couldent hold it in and damned if i just busted out laughing. strangly i didnt feel like a jerk. ive laughed at alot of retards and alot of disasters so im pretty sure my place in hell is reserved.

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lol ive offended

One time I was walking downtown and I saw a blind man realize he'd been robbed. I almost threw up, I felt really sick. At the time, I couldn't believe someone would do something so awful...

I honestly hope the person dies a really, really, horrible death. I wish I saw him rob the guy and then get hit by a bus immediately after. It would take surgery to remove the smile from my face.

there is a sort of crazy guy that is homeless i don't think it's funny i just think it's odd i saw him 2 towns maybe 45 miles apart the same month chasing the a plastic bag he carries with him

Re: going to hell?
 

is that the same show that had the crippled boy and they had the workers dressed like his favorite characters, The 7 Dwarves while they were remodeling their house?

Laughing at handicap people is fucked up.

Try me, I know its hard not too but its not right, I hope people that make fun of handicap people have retarded babies.

As for the "Can Man" That got robbed is fucked up. I'd beat that kids ass if I seen that.

Ok...I don't generally laugh at great misfortune/handicap...but I find watching some people become annoyed/pissed off.

People tripping/falling over is something that makes me laugh.
So is watching people barf...no matter how much I sympathise from past experience, people make some of the funniest sounds and expressions whilst hurling up, I can't help but laugh and don't feel bad about it in any way.
And the looks on someones face when they discover something dirty on a seat they intended to sit on can be classic too.

However, that said -
If I saw someone, in fact ANYONE getting robbed or assaulted, I'd do whatever I could to stop it from happening, despite risk. Helping people in trouble seems to be something that's "inbuilt", it always has been...I mean, if I can prevent a person from being victimised or hurt, it's just what I do. And I hate most people - go figure.

people tripping is the funniest thing, who doesn't love that