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funeral ceremonies as a new on(...) 10/25/25(Sat)10:57:25 No.61195745
funeral ceremonies as a new online trend? Anonymous (ID: ASluUwEZ) 10/25/25(Sat)10:57:25 No.61195745 Archived
In the eastern european sector, people tend to use now funerals, graveyards and churchyards for making simple exploitation businesses. It is not just about ceremonies and sacral thing, but simply adapting AI use, social media and other sources to mix it into a viral content and start making the money out of it. Is it ethical? Or already lads are cooking themselves?
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Anonymous (ID: raQ++PPC)
10/25/25(Sat)11:00:00 No.61195756
Anonymous (ID: raQ++PPC) 10/25/25(Sat)11:00:00 No.61195756
>>61195745
>Is it ethical?
if you have to ask, the answer is usually no.
also, if you ask two different fart sniffing ethicists you'll get two different answers.
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