Comments by "Christina" (@MargaritaMagdalena) on "Teenage Killers: The Death of Michael Moss | True Crime Story | Real Stories" video.

@pinktights747 Pigs are lovely animals and what does this have to do with the documentary?
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@amandanegrete1306 When I was growing up, if someone hoped to tell something to a dead person, they went to the deceased's grave, to the location of their death, to church, to another meaningful location (like the location where they first met or last saw the deceased), or to any location where they had the peace and privacy to forget about earthly things and focus on the spiritual. It could even be one's garden early in the morning. Emotion was something that happened inside a person, not conspicuously displayed to strangers in public. So, maybe I'm just too old-fashioned for our social media society where something is considered real only if it's published on the internet. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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@direwolfnation8960 I don't think dead people can read YouTube comments.
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@direwolfnation8960 And if they do, you can tell them your thoughts without publishing them on YouTube.
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@direwolfnation8960 Okay kiddo.
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Who are you talking to?
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@amandanegrete1306 People who put on cringy displays of emotionality to get attention online p-ss me off. That's what.
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@amandanegrete1306 Especially if they use a stranger's tragic death to get attention for being sensitive heroes. It's disgusting.
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@amandanegrete1306 Of course. This is the 21st century West. There is no truth, just opinions.
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@amandanegrete1306 Of course, it is possible that there's consciousness after death, and that the dead can know what you're trying to tell them, but only through the YouTube comment section. I mean, can you prove that this is not the case? Be open-minded!
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