We Saved Him

>WE SAVED HIM! Yes! We did it team! We can keep him alive for decades! Sure he has no legs, no penis, no bottom half at all in fact, he'll never do anything sexual again. He'll never have children. He has no right arm, has to eject bodily waste into a bag for the rest of his life, can't work a job ever again, can't do anything physical ever again, will have a very difficult time playing video games or operating a computer, he will need a care taker for the rest of his life, will be a drain on society, a depressing burden on his family, and will probably begin to mentally deteriorate and suffer once reality sets in that this will be the rest of his life until he dies, but that's okay, because we saved him. If this happened to an animal like a dog or a cat we'd put the animal down to end its suffering out of the kindness of our hearts, but not here. here, we saved him and he can live and live and live and if he ever tries to commit suicide we will easily put him on 24/7 Suicide watch to ensure he can live out his life to the fullest! We can keep him alive to suffer for decades! We are heroes.

A sarcastic imageboard post celebrates saving a severely mutilated person while describing a life filled with disability, dependence, and suffering. The punchline is the grim contradiction between calling this cruelty “saving him” and claiming to be heroic, especially compared with euthanizing suffering animals. The dark smiling face at the bottom reinforces the morbid, ironic reaction. EN: A sarcastic imageboard post celebrates saving a severely mutilated person while describing a life filled with disability, dependence, and suffering. The punchline is the grim contradiction between calling this cruelty “saving him” and claiming to be heroic, especially compared with euthanizing suffering animals. The dark smiling face at the bottom reinforces the morbid, ironic reaction.

• @eternalclassic / 6946 2022-01-17