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Originally Posted by Ferarri
At the end of the day human life is still human life whether the people are rich or not. Sure they were afforded luxuries that most people can only dream of and they took risks that seem foolish to many but they still have families and people who care about them.
This is shaping up to be a tragedy and it's poor taste to crack jokes because of their financial status and wealth. I'll probably get roasted for this but I think it's kind of cringe to read this thread and make light of a very serious situation.
I get that going on a non-certified sub was foolish and they were made aware of the risks but it doesn't make this rescue any less depressing as time is certainly running out if not already over.
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Sounds like you have a lot of feelings about this bubbling up.
If it makes you feel better, while a human life is a human life, we most certainly only care or have even heard of these ones because they were very rich. In the time they've been out of contact, thousands of people have died in far more tragic ways with far fewer words said about them.
When considering that, it's hard to see this as anything but the least depressing death can get. They all knew the risk of death, and they all happily took it.