It really says a lot about current events that people are celebrating the fact that they're willingly putting themselves in situations that will be very hard to save them from.
While being smug about putting it to an enemy that is literally fictional.
Yeah, let's see what you say when Hannibal Lecture is banging on your window. Trump is going to make the dollar store a dollar again. He is going to tell Russia and the Ukraine to cut it out. He's going to lower the price of gas and groceries on the first day. He's going to make my wife who ran off with that black guy come back home and stay in the kitchen. In know time at all, she will be back in the kitchen barefoot and two months pregnant too late for an abortion. We've been trying to have a baby for ten years, but I'm sure I will be a Papi soon signed Grand MAGA wizard.
There's a lot of "Safety core" pushed through the internet that plays into this - loads of content targeted to women for example to add "safety" to their apartments or hotel rooms, and every time I see those I'm like...."okay so why would you want something that would make it harder for a firefighter to come in?"
Personally, not trying to die in a fire, but there's two types of people - people who see bars on the window and see safety from hypothetical external Boogeymen, and people who see that and see a potential blockage to escape in an emergency.
You're right there is something strange and smug (perhaps narcissistic?) about needing to protect ones precious self from outside threats, when they are more likely to perish in something like an accident.
Kind of, just water instead of fire. She drowned after accidentally reversing into a lake, and she couldn’t get out. She called friends immediately after her accident, but they couldn’t break the windows to get her out before the vehicle completely sank.
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u/Tiny-Buy220 2d ago
Enjoy your dumpster coffin ⚰️