How come The Simpsons thinks that having a recurring joke about suicide is a good idea?
How come The Simpsons thinks that having a recurring joke about suicide is a good idea?
Anthony Jenkins
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Juan White
Ryan Perry
suicide is for losers
Jonathan Bailey
because its funny
Parker Williams
Moe's never going to do it even though his life is complete garbage.
That's the joke.
Jason Johnson
I bet she is right now in the kitchen,at the table, eating your food and saying CUCO
Nathaniel Thompson
He will when sneed gets the upcoming get.
Ryder Johnson
just like the janny
Nathaniel Brooks
Suicide is bad for health
Brayden Morgan
OH NO NO NO MOE
Christian Martin
Because post season 8-10 Simpsons is a shell of its former self without any originality, creativity and integrity on its writing staff. Also sneed
Joshua Cooper
>when the kino makes an unacceptable joke that might get somebody hurt
Camden Baker
Dead meme
Jackson Russell
Benjamin Evans
t.
Luke Butler
sneedicide
Ryan Walker
probably because the writers don't know anyone who committed suicide or have any personal experience with it
Jose Thomas
He never does it though and if anyone would it's poor Moe
Jaxson Powell
SEED AND FEED IN THE HOUSE TONIGHT!
Kayden Scott
SNEED
Jeremiah Wood
>sneedicide
Logan Howard
Sneed
Cooper Price
The Sneedsons
Hunter Rivera
because moe is an incel. there are two types of people nobody cares if they kill themselves, incels and trannies.
Jackson Russell
CHUCK'S SUCK AND FUCK
Dominic Rivera
Have you?
You can't say "commit suicide", it's "died by suicide".
Brody Murphy
Sneed me
Jack Flores
yes
Kevin Hughes
Based ESL
Kayden James
...
Grayson Murphy
Formerly alive
Cameron Rogers
go tell your english teacher you need extra lessons
William Davis
...
Adrian Ramirez
sneed
Brody Brooks
fuck sneed
Luke Hughes
...
Caleb Fisher
edition.cnn.com
>"It implies sin or crime" -- we "commit" sins and crimes -- "and pathologizes those affected. We suggest more objective phrasing, like 'died by/from suicide,' 'ended their life' or 'took their life,'" she said. "If we're using the right language, if we're pulling negative connotations from the language, talking about suicide may be easier."