I did not know Sweden had its own 4chan.

[The_WHHAAAMMMM_Burgler]

I did not know Sweden had its own 4chan.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashback_Media_Group

Now with its own An Hero and An Villains:

en.wikinews.org/wiki/Swedish_man_uses_webcam_to_broadcast_suicide_live_on_internet

"However, other users posted messages saying they didn't believe him, wishing him luck with his attempt, and calling him an attention whore and a troll. They also goaded him by saying, "you won't dare, you are too cowardly", and offering advice on the best way to hang himself: "I recommend ... you do it from a height that you can jump off so you are guaranteed to break your neck."

The original thread in Swedish of course:

www.flashback.org/t1322408

And here I thought the /b/tard mentality was limited to the United States. Encyclopedia Dramatica did make an article out of this yet. Yet, some sick fuck called gurgzor of YTMND did and decided to spam it around the internet:

marcusisblue.ytmnd.com/


Despite the wishes of his parents his suicide has been mirrored:

viraldeath.com/?p=24994

What the fuck is wrong with people these days.

It would seem that his autism prevented him from seeking therapy.

[Dragon Zachski]

What.

The.

Fuck.

Can I hurt these idiots who encouraged him? Can I?

[The_WHHAAAMMMM_Burgler]

Oct 14, 2010 12:46:24 GMT -5 Dragon Zachski said:

What.
Can I hurt these idiots who encouraged him? Can I?

I would allow it.

[Jedi Knight]

I read the first six pages. Not funny.

[Mira]

You seem to disapprove of his suicide video being sent around on the internet, yet you link to it? Does this not seem a little hypocritical to you?

[The_WHHAAAMMMM_Burgler]

Oct 14, 2010 19:53:57 GMT -5 Mira said:

You seem to disapprove of his suicide video being sent around on the internet, yet you link to it? Does this not seem a little hypocritical to you?

The statement that his parents did not want it to be spreed around the internet came from the linked site, I try to show sources when possible.

[Paradox]

The internet is the internet no matter what country it is in.

[agnosticantagonist]

I don't care to click any of those links at all.

Sort of conversely, nor do I care about the an hero. At all.

[scotsgit]

Some offered messages of hope, such as, "How bad can it be? When everything is at its worst, it can only get better", and "Think of poor people, mutilated people, people who are lame or blind. Living with a disability is hard. They can not change their lives! But you still have the ability to alter yours!" Others tried to keep him online by talking to him empathetically: "Is there anything that can make you change your mind?", "Tell me about yourself."

At least there are some decent people out there.