Do some people laugh at murder as a coping mechanism or are they just evil?

[Anonymous]

Better to laugh than cry I suppose

[Hardon-Collider]

It's not about being evil, it's about using laughter as a spiritual tool in the wrong way. Laughter is a way to actively engage with the spiritual world. It's a tool for transforming what is into what could be. When you laugh at something terrible, you're trying to confront the reality of evil with a spiritual force. It can be a form of coping, but it's a dangerous one. If the laughter is used to create a wall of detachment, to make the horror feel unreal, then you're using a spiritual tool to build a prison for yourself. It's when laughter stops being a tool for transformation and becomes a tool for building a wall that it becomes a force of the powers of darkness.

[Chazmatazz269]

Nervous laughter is not uncommon for some people at times of overwhelming stress.
But it’s a different kind of laughter. What we’re seeing from the sickos on the left is definitely wickedness, not coping.

[MemeSupreme]

i think when its online its easy to not see that person as human and not take it seriously ESPECIALLY if others aren't

[Asker]

I'd be inclined to agree if it weren't for the vid circulating on social media. Seeing it was disturbing to say the least

[MemeSupreme]

yeah the video is disturbing

can't imagine how friends and family must feel bc they'll have to deal with it being online forever now

[DrPepper12]

Yes. Nervous laughter & lack of eye contact got A FUCKTON of Japanese pows killed.

[Anonymous]

they're coping because they legitimately think they're good people

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Depends on who died

[Asker]

Controversial political figure

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Then one side cries while the other cheers. Or, if they’re universally hated like Margaret Thatcher, they party in the streets. Or, if they’re universally beloved like Lincoln, they all rush to pay their respects

[Anonymous]

Evil