I don't personally participate in cancel culture, but maybe if you celebrate someone's death, don't be surprised if you lose your job? I have a hard time feeling sorry for anyone who cheered for murder.

Sounds like a tacit call for Corey's assassination.

Seat belt wearing is correlated with reduced risk of death in car wrecks, but in rare cases seat belts cause deaths. Both of these things can be true at the same time.

"They're using ragebait to make money!"

*makes a video contributing to it*

American Eagle thanks you.

The comments though

Despite the labeling from people who usually have no experience with shooting or using suppressors, they are primarily used to protect your eardrums while shooting for sport.

I enjoy telling people that things they're excited about are terrible. It's selfish for you to try to ruin that for me.

Only if you're high and threatening the lives of innocent women and children on a NY subway, apparently.

Luigi Mangione brutally and in cold blood murdered another human being. Daniel Penny was defending a train of passengers who felt threatened. Big difference…no matter what class

This post is hilarious for a lot of reasons, but most of all because Mangione is a son of the ruling class and Penny is a son of the working class.

Comparing Penny and Mangione (beyond the tribal responses to their stories) is silly. The situations are totally different.

The biggest difference is that only one of them intended to kill the person. Only one hunted someone down. Only one of these acts was premeditated. It's not comparable at all.

Sure, you can ignore his very valid point that men do the hardest and most dangerous jobs in society and mock him instead. That's always an option.

Actually a better idea than most recent Star Wars projects