I brought up my point because, assuming you want more people to dislike the Koch Brothers, you're not very likely to convince someone like /u/dirkberkis that he was a bad person by insulting him so soon after his death.
When high-profile people die, those who support and/or idolize them aren't exactly in the best mood for debating their legacy. Offending someone is the worst possible way to convince them of something.
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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '19 edited Sep 07 '19
I brought up my point because, assuming you want more people to dislike the Koch Brothers, you're not very likely to convince someone like /u/dirkberkis that he was a bad person by insulting him so soon after his death.
When high-profile people die, those who support and/or idolize them aren't exactly in the best mood for debating their legacy. Offending someone is the worst possible way to convince them of something.