Gumby said:

Upon reflection of both of these recent deaths, I'm convinced that the large majority of people are fucking retarded.

I saw 30+ posts about Paul Walker's death, and six, yes SIX (I counted) about Nelson Mandela's death.

I find it absolutely appalling that more people are concerned about the death some teen heart-throb faggot that raced Vin Diesel in those shit movies then died in a car crash because he's an idiot. Sure Paul Walker did some charity work. WHOOP-DEE-FUCKIN-DOO.

Nelson Mandela changed the lives of millions of people over the course of decades, many of which he spent in prison and he never lost sight of his goals while in prison. He also set new standards for human and civil rights and worked to unify a country.

Paul Walker drove fucking cars in movies and made teenage girls wet, who the fuck cares about him? He did next to nothing for society.

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Synthe said:

And yet even you cave to writing Paul Walker's name before Nelson Mandela's name in the title...

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Shroomslip said:

Walker was in his prime, Mandela was 95 and sick. People talk about what's more shocking. It's not surprising Mandela died. It's surprising Walker died.

That's my theory anyways.

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Gumby said:

Who gives a shit? Paul Walker was some dumb ass actor. He didn't do shit for the world other than his charity work. Paul Walker raced Vin Diesel.

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Yeah but you gotta admit that was one badass fuckin race tho bruh

Gumby said:

Synthe said:

And yet even you cave to writing Paul Walker's name before Nelson Mandela's name in the title...

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I put them in order of how many posts I saw about them.

Shroomslip said:

Walker was in his prime, Mandela was 95 and sick. People talk about what's more shocking. It's not surprising Mandela died. It's surprising Walker died.

That's my theory anyways.

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Who gives a shit? Paul Walker was some dumb ass actor. He didn't do shit for the world other than his charity work. Paul Walker raced Vin Diesel. Mandela unified people and changed the world. Tell me which one deserves more attention.

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Well obviously the majority of people care

I was just trying to explain why, didn't say anything was deserved.

Although I will say I don't see why "doing something for the world" means your death should mean more.

Also, when Mandela died there was no less than 7 different articles on the front page of Yahoo. When walker died there was 1. Maybe the problem isn't people in general, just the people you choose to associate with.

Shroomslip said:

Walker was in his prime, Mandela was 95 and sick. People talk about what's more shocking. It's not surprising Mandela died. It's surprising Walker died.

That's my theory anyways.

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Shroomhunter510 said:

Reading  about Paul walkers death on my friends facebook pages also annoys me because the way they express they're sadness is almost  as if they personally  knew the guy outside his movie.

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Niffla said:

Shroomhunter510 said:

Reading  about Paul walkers death on my friends facebook pages also annoys me because the way they express they're sadness is almost  as if they personally  knew the guy outside his movie.

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Yeah no doubt. Some stupid cunt (she really is a cunt btw) on my FB was saying how this was such a national tragedy and how 2013 really has been a year full of tragedies and how we must always live our lives to the fullest. I'd hate to break it to this bitch but EVERY SINGLE YEAR SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE HUMAN RACE has been filled with tragedies. That's life for ya.

And I also liked how "the other guy" who died with Walker was barely mentioned or not mentioned altogether. That nerve of that son of a bitch for taking up an inch and a half of article space in the thousands of Paul Walker articles that poured out the following day

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