It's actually upsetting how cruel the average person is on a subreddit called fucking r/Connecticut.
There's so much unhinged shit in the comments, but I think the most rage-inducing one is; "I believe this is called “natural consequences.”
this post was submitted on 03 Jan 2025
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UM FAFO 
Liberals can be vicious, cruel people. Like last week on lemmy.world they were cheering on the fact that the UK denied entry for Bashar al-Assad's wife to get treatment for her cancer.
She isn't even the one accused of any wrongdoing by atlanticist media, and everyone over there was cheering it on, hoping that she dies. Literally just a family relation of someone their media tells them to hate. Like I'm sure the USSR would've given Eva Braun treatment for cancer if that were the case. Being glad that someone is being denied medical care is such disgusting behavior.
Cowards
Yet no one blames the insurance companies as the reason it sucks so bad to have your car stolen
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