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I guess it's the world we live in. I personally don't use fb or twitter as the world is full of these idiots. I'll click on a link on here but that's all.
Yeah, that's a good point, just like everybody was talking about the Leicester owner and what a unique and brilliant man he was while the pilot (and the pilot's wife who died in the crash as well) of the helicopter was rarely mentioned.
I fucking hate these sort of posts (I've said this before). It's just so fucking cuntish and attention seeking beyond belief.
What a scummy post.
Trying to be meta, no doubt.
Definitely feel for his family, but listening to him talk about these planes flying distances they're not designed to do, and how blasé he seems to be about the the prospect of ice building up on the propeller and wings stopping the plane from working, having to go to a lower altitude in the hope of the warmer air would melt the ice, but that he has a raft in the back of the plane and wears a neoprene suit so that he can ditch the plane in the sea and sit it out for 6-8 hours while he's rescued; this made me feel really uneasy. He seemed far too comfortable about the prospect of an incident like this happening
Personally I'd have said the 70 odd Afghan men, doing their job trying to protect their country getting blown to smithereens is somewhat more tragic. However a dude who played football dying and lived an easy life becomes more tragic? What about the captain of the plane? I haven't seen a single person mention/care give a fuck about him and his family. But because Sala booted a ball round on grass he gets a wave of sympathy? Really ..
