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  I’m fascinated with and a little terrified by trains. When I know everyone is ok, I do have a morbid curiosity with disaster type videos. But only if I know everyone is alright. I hate seeing people get hurt. Also… my brother in law works around trains, so I know a fair bit about what it does to the train operator to hit a person, what it does to those who have to clean the train… I do not personally see anything appealing about watching another person die. I think it’s horrific. 
  For every “idiot” who dies by train, (and if moments of idiocy were always fatal none of us would be here) there’s many more innocent people who are suffering from that tragedy.
context: I have nothing against morbid curiosity. Hell, it gets the better of me sometimes. But to actually find enjoyment in seeing peoples’ lives come to an end is very concerning. >
  
  Did a little bit of looking and found out he posts on R/collapse. Not really surprising >
  
  Hey! Don’t drag my past into this. 😂 >
  
  you haven't stopped to think that enjoying watching people get dismembered isn't a little weird >
  
  *sociopathic >
  
  Maybe? 🤷‍♂️ >
  
  I recommend you speak with a mental health professional. >
  
  What’s wrong with OP’s post? I agree. If you wanna do stupid things, you need to accept the consequences. It can be fun to watch real examples of the Darwin awards. >
  
  So you find it okay to celebrate the death of another person ? >
  
  I mean…do you realize which sub you are in and how this works? >
  
  This isn't just an unpopular opinion. This is a blatant sign you need to be psychologically assessed. Possibly institutionalized. And medicated. >
  
  Oh, you people need to get over yourselves. People have been watching and consuming gore content for ages. It’s fine to enjoy things as long as you are not out there hurting people yourself. >
  
  The problem is feeling glee with peoples’ deaths, not the gore content itself >
  
  Why is it a problem though? Do you believe that people cannot understand that it is one thing to watch a video and another to actually witness it in real life or cause it? Enjoying something privately harms nobody. The death already happened. And liking something on a screen does not mean you seek to live it out yourself. >
  
  Finding joy in something that the masses normally would not, i.e if something causes harm to something (even if it’s in private) says something about the person. >
  
  How would you know that the masses do not find enjoyment in it? I believe this is one of those topics where it is somewhat taboo to discuss it, but there are probably a lot of people who secretly gain some satisfaction from it. Regardless, people have all kind of odd interests. All it says about the person is that they have a weird hobby. > >
  
  Let’s play hide and seek. I hide, and you seek profesional help >
  
  Lol. Classic. >
  
  It sounds like a really stupid thing to do but to take pleasure in watching something like that is pretty fucked >
  
  I watched this reddit video without knowing what it was once. Thought it was just another climbing a building one. Dude couldn't pull himself up at the end and let go. It still bothers me to this day. >
  
  This is psychopath shit. Who the fuck celebrates someone innocent dying? >
  
  Innocent? >
  
  I said that out loud with a question mark too, but was scared to comment. The masses are after me. >
  
  The fact that they did something dumb doesn't mean that a normal person would laugh at them getting brutally killed for it. And it really shouldn't come as a surprise to you that the masses dislike that. >
  
  I haven’t seen any of the videos you speak of but based off how this sounds…you’re telling me you like to see people get killed or seriously injured? Seek help. >
  
  I like to see consequences for people continuously repeating TikTok challenges that have resulted in previous deaths. Not the death itself, I typically don’t watch till the end. But if you check out r/crazyfuckingvideos you’ll see video after video of TikTok idiots getting smashed by trains because they wanted a clip of them being super badass standing inches away from a speeding train. It’s comical at this point. There’s a new video essentially every day. Like, when do we learn to stay off the tracks? >
  
  I appreciate you reaching out, however I'd recommend you seek professional help from a teraphist. Hopefully you can get the help you need. >
  
  Thanks for the kind words. I’ll be on the lookout for a good teraphist. 😂 >
  
  I’m gonna get downvoted on it but this is why r/whatcouldgowrong is sometimes satisfying. People with such hubris thinking they can be daredevils and then consequences hit >
  
  
  People with such hubris thinking they can be daredevils >
  
  Mate, this is incredibly fucked up. >
  
  Of course people have been doing this since trains began, and the Running of the Bulls for centuries before that. >
  
  Nah
  I enjoy seeing stupid people having to deal with their dumb mistakes. Death doesn't leave any regrets or teach them a lesson. >
  
  This is the kind of person that does really well in the military. 
  Yuck >
  
  Enjoying the pain and torment of others is a key symptom of sociopathy fyi. >
  
  For once, those people are taking a beyond stupid risk for popularity, no one is forcing them or encouraging them to put themselves at risk. Because more idiots feel confident they can make something out of the risk and having idiots ready to protect not even their lives but their stupidity is that we are at a point where is needed to show graphic examples with the fucking hope some of them can not really learn but be conditioned, like you do with a dog, to feel fear. So if we are reaching a point where even graphic exposition is worthless... Sorry but won't feel sad for those people and instead of compassion, little by little the sense of frustration would turn into tragicomic satisfaction. >
  
  Dang. Maybe I should’ve subcontracted you to write my post. Your words get the point across much better. >
  
  You're a bad person, and the fact that you've found a couple other people that agree with you doesn't negate that. Getting your jollies from videos of real folks dying makes you a bad person. >
  
  How would that make one a bad person? If they were funding it and directly causing it then I would understand the accusation, but just watching and enjoying something privately causes no harm to anybody. >
  
  If you don't understand how taking joy in the loss of someone else's life is bad I'm not going to be able to teach you how to suddenly have empathy in a Reddit comment. >
  
  I call it Natural Selection >
  
  Nice unpopular opinion, to everyone that is saying he is a psychopath it isn't the death that's funny it's that they got punished for doing stupid shit. Its Its kinda like when you see someone try to ridecan e scooter down stairs and they stack it. >
  
  Well, at least one person gets it. I honestly don’t watch the full videos, but I know what happens. The people that mess around the trains also know what happens, yet there’s a new video every day. >
  
  ABSOLUTELY  a fan of shit like this!  I just wish racist losers like Jew Hating, Hitler Loving  Kanye West would start playing around the train tracks >
  
  
  I love the videos of people playing around trains and then getting hit.
  
  You're fucked in the head >
  
  I have never met someone so happy to see people die before i think you need a hug jacket and a padded room >
  
  RIP Greg Plitt. A tragic case of over training if ya know what I mean. >
  
  I think is enjoyable tho, but take care of your brain, i'm pretty f$cked up now after so many sh%t i've watched >
  
  Are you disappointed that these videos are not more graphic perhaps showing limbs being removed and people screaming in pain and despair as they know they have been so severely injured that they know they are going to die? Would this increase the appeal for you? >
  
  Nuh uh. Not a fan of gore. >
  
  r/bitchimatrain >
  
  That's very odd fapping material. Not for me, but you do you. >
  
  Im very confused :/ >
  
  I wouldn't say they make me happy, but they're interesting to watch and I have this morbid fascination and can't stop looking. 
  And, yes, the tracks are literally the only thing that trains can appear on. I don't understand non-suicide related injuries from unwary people simply being around the tracks unless they were pushed into the way or something. >
  
  Thank. You. For the love of everything holy, that is my point. It’s just consequences for repeated stupidity that I’m a fan of, not the gore. >
  
  That’s not an opinion. >
  
  I have to agree that the people who fuck around on train tracks are pretty dumb, but finding any sort of joy or gratification in seeing people become seriously injured or killed, no matter how stupid they may be, is beyond fucked. I'm not a doctor, but I think you should probably seek help. >
  
  Three hunters found tracks in the woods.
  "Bear?" Guessed the first.
  "Not a chance, thos're cougar prints fer sure" guessed the second. 
  They were hit by the train before third could take his turn. >
  
  Seems the same as those Fail complications in 2010 that everyone liked. Those were people who probably also died >
  
  I think my therapist has an opening lmk if you’ll like an appointment >
  
  Double for children fooling around on escalators. >
  
  I particularly like the ones where they're taking selfies in front of the train as if that is somehow interesting to anyone ever. >
  
  “Ahyuck! Mur-der!” >
  
  Never celebrate anyone's death >
  
  I’m fascinated with and a little terrified by trains. When I know everyone is ok, I do have a morbid curiosity with disaster type videos. But only if I know everyone is alright. I hate seeing people get hurt. Also… my brother in law works around trains, so I know a fair bit about what it does to the train operator to hit a person, what it does to those who have to clean the train… I do not personally see anything appealing about watching another person die. I think it’s horrific. 
  For every “idiot” who dies by train, (and if moments of idiocy were always fatal none of us would be here) there’s many more innocent people who are suffering from that tragedy. >
  
  i get nauseous watching these videos. my hands sweat, i scream at the phone “BACK AWAY FROM THE RAILS!” >
  
  This isn’t really an opinion as much as it is just something you enjoy that you probably shouldn’t. >
  
  Please dont feed the troll >
  
  I don't see any opinions on this post >
  
  I'm sorry did you have some kind of point you were trying to make?  
  Because all I read here is "I'm a miserable human being who finds joy in watching people die" and that's really not a good look, my dude. >
  
  I have nothing against morbid curiosity. Hell, it gets the better of me sometimes. But to actually find enjoyment in seeing peoples’ lives come to an end is very concerning. >
  
  Did a little bit of looking and found out he posts on R/collapse. Not really surprising >
  
  Hey! Don’t drag my past into this. 😂 >
  
  you haven't stopped to think that enjoying watching people get dismembered isn't a little weird >
  
  *sociopathic >
  
  Maybe? 🤷‍♂️ >
  
  I recommend you speak with a mental health professional. >
  
  What’s wrong with OP’s post? I agree. If you wanna do stupid things, you need to accept the consequences. It can be fun to watch real examples of the Darwin awards. >
  
  So you find it okay to celebrate the death of another person ? >
  
  I mean…do you realize which sub you are in and how this works? >
  
  This isn't just an unpopular opinion. This is a blatant sign you need to be psychologically assessed. Possibly institutionalized. And medicated. >
  
  Oh, you people need to get over yourselves. People have been watching and consuming gore content for ages. It’s fine to enjoy things as long as you are not out there hurting people yourself. >
  
  The problem is feeling glee with peoples’ deaths, not the gore content itself >
  
  Why is it a problem though? Do you believe that people cannot understand that it is one thing to watch a video and another to actually witness it in real life or cause it? Enjoying something privately harms nobody. The death already happened. And liking something on a screen does not mean you seek to live it out yourself. >
  
  Finding joy in something that the masses normally would not, i.e if something causes harm to something (even if it’s in private) says something about the person. >
  
  How would you know that the masses do not find enjoyment in it? I believe this is one of those topics where it is somewhat taboo to discuss it, but there are probably a lot of people who secretly gain some satisfaction from it. Regardless, people have all kind of odd interests. All it says about the person is that they have a weird hobby. > >
  
  Let’s play hide and seek. I hide, and you seek profesional help >
  
  Lol. Classic. >
  
  It sounds like a really stupid thing to do but to take pleasure in watching something like that is pretty fucked >
  
  I watched this reddit video without knowing what it was once. Thought it was just another climbing a building one. Dude couldn't pull himself up at the end and let go. It still bothers me to this day. >
  
  This is psychopath shit. Who the fuck celebrates someone innocent dying? >
  
  Innocent? >
  
  I said that out loud with a question mark too, but was scared to comment. The masses are after me. >
  
  The fact that they did something dumb doesn't mean that a normal person would laugh at them getting brutally killed for it. And it really shouldn't come as a surprise to you that the masses dislike that. >
  
  I haven’t seen any of the videos you speak of but based off how this sounds…you’re telling me you like to see people get killed or seriously injured? Seek help. >
  
  I like to see consequences for people continuously repeating TikTok challenges that have resulted in previous deaths. Not the death itself, I typically don’t watch till the end. But if you check out r/crazyfuckingvideos you’ll see video after video of TikTok idiots getting smashed by trains because they wanted a clip of them being super badass standing inches away from a speeding train. It’s comical at this point. There’s a new video essentially every day. Like, when do we learn to stay off the tracks? >
  
  I appreciate you reaching out, however I'd recommend you seek professional help from a teraphist. Hopefully you can get the help you need. >
  
  Thanks for the kind words. I’ll be on the lookout for a good teraphist. 😂 >
  
  I’m gonna get downvoted on it but this is why r/whatcouldgowrong is sometimes satisfying. People with such hubris thinking they can be daredevils and then consequences hit >
  
  
  People with such hubris thinking they can be daredevils >
  
  Mate, this is incredibly fucked up. >
  
  Of course people have been doing this since trains began, and the Running of the Bulls for centuries before that. >
  
  Nah
  I enjoy seeing stupid people having to deal with their dumb mistakes. Death doesn't leave any regrets or teach them a lesson. >
  
  This is the kind of person that does really well in the military. 
  Yuck >
  
  Enjoying the pain and torment of others is a key symptom of sociopathy fyi. >
  
  For once, those people are taking a beyond stupid risk for popularity, no one is forcing them or encouraging them to put themselves at risk. Because more idiots feel confident they can make something out of the risk and having idiots ready to protect not even their lives but their stupidity is that we are at a point where is needed to show graphic examples with the fucking hope some of them can not really learn but be conditioned, like you do with a dog, to feel fear. So if we are reaching a point where even graphic exposition is worthless... Sorry but won't feel sad for those people and instead of compassion, little by little the sense of frustration would turn into tragicomic satisfaction. >
  
  Dang. Maybe I should’ve subcontracted you to write my post. Your words get the point across much better. >
  
  You're a bad person, and the fact that you've found a couple other people that agree with you doesn't negate that. Getting your jollies from videos of real folks dying makes you a bad person. >
  
  How would that make one a bad person? If they were funding it and directly causing it then I would understand the accusation, but just watching and enjoying something privately causes no harm to anybody. >
  
  If you don't understand how taking joy in the loss of someone else's life is bad I'm not going to be able to teach you how to suddenly have empathy in a Reddit comment. >
  
  I call it Natural Selection >
  
  Nice unpopular opinion, to everyone that is saying he is a psychopath it isn't the death that's funny it's that they got punished for doing stupid shit. Its Its kinda like when you see someone try to ridecan e scooter down stairs and they stack it. >
  
  Well, at least one person gets it. I honestly don’t watch the full videos, but I know what happens. The people that mess around the trains also know what happens, yet there’s a new video every day. >
  
  ABSOLUTELY  a fan of shit like this!  I just wish racist losers like Jew Hating, Hitler Loving  Kanye West would start playing around the train tracks >
  
  
  I love the videos of people playing around trains and then getting hit.
  
  You're fucked in the head >
  
  I have never met someone so happy to see people die before i think you need a hug jacket and a padded room >
  
  RIP Greg Plitt. A tragic case of over training if ya know what I mean. >
  
  I think is enjoyable tho, but take care of your brain, i'm pretty f$cked up now after so many sh%t i've watched >
  
  Are you disappointed that these videos are not more graphic perhaps showing limbs being removed and people screaming in pain and despair as they know they have been so severely injured that they know they are going to die? Would this increase the appeal for you? >
  
  Nuh uh. Not a fan of gore. >
  
  r/bitchimatrain >
  
  That's very odd fapping material. Not for me, but you do you. >
  
  Im very confused :/ >
  
  I wouldn't say they make me happy, but they're interesting to watch and I have this morbid fascination and can't stop looking. 
  And, yes, the tracks are literally the only thing that trains can appear on. I don't understand non-suicide related injuries from unwary people simply being around the tracks unless they were pushed into the way or something. >
  
  Thank. You. For the love of everything holy, that is my point. It’s just consequences for repeated stupidity that I’m a fan of, not the gore. >
  
  That’s not an opinion. >
  
  I have to agree that the people who fuck around on train tracks are pretty dumb, but finding any sort of joy or gratification in seeing people become seriously injured or killed, no matter how stupid they may be, is beyond fucked. I'm not a doctor, but I think you should probably seek help. >
  
  Three hunters found tracks in the woods.
  "Bear?" Guessed the first.
  "Not a chance, thos're cougar prints fer sure" guessed the second. 
  They were hit by the train before third could take his turn. >
  
  Seems the same as those Fail complications in 2010 that everyone liked. Those were people who probably also died >
  
  I think my therapist has an opening lmk if you’ll like an appointment >
  
  Double for children fooling around on escalators. >
  
  I particularly like the ones where they're taking selfies in front of the train as if that is somehow interesting to anyone ever. >
  
  “Ahyuck! Mur-der!” >
  
  Never celebrate anyone's death