logan paul didn’t make a “mistake”
• he went to a place called “Suicide Forest”, probably knowing there were many suicides there (as it is in the title and name of the forest)
• he made the decision to film in this forest
• he made the decision to film the body he found (when he could have just not included it)
• he made the decision to crack jokes and make fun of the suicide victim, and feature footage of him laughing in it
• he titled it dramatically for views
PLEASE explain to me how it makes any sense to call this grown ass dude’s insensitive decision a mistake when there were plenty of opportunities to see where it could be bad? and, if he didn’t see how it could be bad, what does that say about him as a human being?
it’s sick. it’s demented. all for views.
now we have children going around justifying Logan’s action as “everyone makes mistakes.” do you know what this means? these children defending him think that what he did is perfectly okay. that posting a video of a corpse—even further, a suicide victim—is fine. that making fun of mental illness is fine. and he’s influential to them, a “role model”, so who knows how this could impact them and their choices later.
imagine if that were your own mother, or father, or sister, or brother, or even you. would you can some blonde haired dickhead making fun of your/your moms/your dads/whoever’s dead body and getting a ton of money from it? honestly.
STOP MOCKING PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESSES. It’s not a joke—it’s a serious thing that tons of people are affected by every single day. videos like this don’t do anything to emphasize the importance of mental health, and might even make people struggling feel worse and invalidated. so for crying out loud, just stop.
think about what you do and say before you do and say it. please.
(and did you know he monetized his apology video? how ingenuine is that?)
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