Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So me and a friend both just found out about Stan Lee's death and honesty we're both fans of the guy and everything he's done and we obviously agree it's sad he passed. 95 is good fuckin going but still.

I said to my mate *"Looks like I'll have to add a filter for "Stan Lee" for a few days now."* and he gave me this look and told me that I was being a dick. I defended my statement by explaining the following but he wasn't having it.

My argument is, I'm not undermining his passing and I'm not telling people they shouldn't make posts, discuss his achievements and tell stories etc. All I'm just saying is, yes it's sad but I've honestly never been a mega fan. I appreciate his work but I'd rather every other post I see for the next week *not* be about this one thing so I'll add a filter and keep on enjoying other content on /r/all or stick to other specific subreddits.

He says I'm not being respectful and I'm being really insensitive. 

If I had said, ***Oh for fuck sake I don't care"*** I could understand but I was genuinely sad to hear the news. I just don't see the point in looking at hundreds of posts about a celebrity death for days every time it happens. It's the same reason I have a filter for "Trump" because I'm not using Reddit to discuss politics.

I just want to watch funny videos, read funny threads and discuss topics that personally interest me... Sometimes I browse /r/all and I'd rather filter out stuff I find repetitive or I don't want to see... It's not an attack just a preference.

Oh and my mate to my knowledge isn't a huge fan either, he just got really funny with me for saying I was going to filter the posts.

What do you guys think?

just wanting to look at funny shit on Reddit and not be bummed out