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[Mondai]

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I find it a little disturbing that so many people idolize him as some great pioneer but he went about his trip in the completely wrong way and did not do any research or respect nature

 

[I collect VHS tapes]

I don’t think people idolize him

 

[Raven117]

People idolize him?

Its an interesting story both the true story and the movie.

But there is nothing to idolize him for.

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and be careful Baphomet for posting the same thread in two places

 

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I find it a little disturbing that so many people idolize him as some great pioneer but he went about his trip in the completely wrong way and did not do any research or respect nature

He was an idiot and he died an idiot. Should have gotten a Darwin Award.

It’s a bit like scuba diving; I love it and have people freaking the shit out about it. For me it’s super safe activity because I make sure to always follow the rules, check my equipment, don’t do stupid shit underwater. You need to know your limits and what you can do. Living in wilderness was not one of them for him.

 

[Mondai]

I don’t think people idolize him

Sadly there are people who legit idolize him as a pioneer and romanticize what he did.

 

[Raven117]

Sadly there are people who legit idolize him as a pioneer and romanticize what he did.

Not saying much really.

The only thing to somewhat admire was his gumption to just jump out into the abyss. He was naive and misguided to put it mildly.

 

[Rest]

so many people idolize him as some great pioneer

Like who?
He's a weirdo who went to live in the woods an starved to death. Probably because of mental health issues.

 

[Rest]

The man is a joke.

https://www.cracked.com/article_16760_6-people-who-died-in-order-to-prove-retarded-point.html

 

[PaddyOCanager]