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Rest in peace, Charlotte Fosgate, and F anyone who made fun of her death. Honestly, I would just say F society in general. I feel like the so-called voiceless(citizens) are siding with the higher-ups without further research, and dislikes the thought of trans people being people by default.

They won't dare to do research (at least I don't think they have any integrity to do so), because they're too focused on entertainment or any pther distracting topic to ever care, lest it deeply impacts them. I don't feel obligated to have strong feelings about mishaps anymore(only when I finally do my own research)?

I get that it's not good to generalize with what actions people do on the internet to actual people, but it just seems like anything that goes on in a specific country, it'll be completely obvious of what nationality online people will most likely be in.

I completely understand making fun of deaths on the internet is not new and has happened multiple times already(so I'm not surprised in general), but I feel those who make fun of deaths are a minor sub-group of people and not well known, 2 days in however after the info dropped seemed like a lot of people went to respond to be considered just a minor sub-group of people. This is considering the fact that this person was transgender(and sticking by that fact alone) and completely ignoring that she's a minor and a citizen(she holds no powers in the broad sense of changing lives, whilst a CEO can).

I just am sad and mad in general, wish I could see them(unrelated person) again, I think about them day by day, every night man.