It’s just so utterly rude

no, it’s worse than that; it’s a glaring symptom of the moral and intellectual rot that’s infecting our culture from the ground up. To sit there and mock someone for taking niacin on live television, for showing a little vulnerability, is to reveal a fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be human. Emotions are not some sign of weakness; they’re the very fabric of our moral and psychological integrity. And what do you see from 4chan? A cesspool of chaos, a dump of ignorance and contempt. They just don’t understand how to clean their room

literally, sure, but more importantly, metaphorically, morally, spiritually

and support something as vital as Israel, which stands for truth, stability, and the fight against chaos. Instead, they wallow in their own filth, hiding behind their screens, throwing insults and sneering at anyone who dares to show genuine emotion or take responsibility. That’s exactly why they’re so pathetic

they’re disconnected from reality, from meaning, from the very essence of what it means to be human. They’re lost in their own petty nihilism, and they think mocking someone for being real somehow makes them stronger. It’s tragic, it’s infuriating, and it’s a testament to how far we’ve fallen when kindness, honesty, or strength are met with derision. It’s a cultural collapse, plain and simple—this isn’t just about me taking niacin or showing emotion; it’s about the collapse of decency and rationality itself.