Same with Ktards who tell others to 14th floor.

I'm no law expert, but it's a crime to encourage or persuade another person to perform action that clearly endanger the other person.

It will be very difficult to proof malice as the perception is whatever influencers do online are just tactics they use to gain viewership and people treat them as not real.

no minom vid pon
tch ccblj

before covid, local mehsian dare a lady from kuching to jump n die.

Whether can get guilty verdicts, that we leave it to the courtroom. The authority by taking legal action and charging the culprits would at the very least send out signals to the public to be mindful of their online behavior.

at least someone will remember her. still better than die when old age.

sendiri kuda sendiri want to suicide

lepas succeed liao blame netizen pula

same like that penipu scammer malaysian influencer amoi dunno what's her name. kuda nak jump down never jump.

Rip lo

i was hurt few times by ktard when they tell me to die.

next...CCP ban live streaming.

This kind of thing don't happen in serius kopitiam one

People came here to half troll half serious

So whatever shit they said to should be taken 50/50

Majority here are very helpful if you being serious about your problem, and of course if you expect anything serious than make sure you post in the correct section ba

RIP. Those encouraged her will see her in the other side in judgement day as witness.

That doesn't sound half bad, imagine when you die people remember nothing good about you but all the lame shit you did before you die lol

Like that lagi teruk man I hope nobody remember me

I got one family member who passed away back the late 90s, that guy was a gambling addict and we still talked about him from time to time about that guy doesn't achieve anything in life except causing so much grieve to his family, got one time he got really drunk and use a kapak to chop a door because a toddler cry in midnight. He is a definition of an asshole to the end.

in b4 ccp ban live streaming

Toxic social media at fault