Doesn't this just make you lose all faith in society?

Just because you perceive Ryan Dunn as a guy who "guy who shoved toy cars up his *** for a living" does not discard his popularity and importance to others. The bottom line is Facebook is mainly populated by teens who grew up watching Ryan Dunn, and Clarence Clemons is a person of importance from the past who serves to a smaller demographic of Facebook members. The only thing that makes me lose faith in society is the mass of stupid questions such as these.

PS. Clarence Clemons being the "one of the greatest musicians of all time" is a very subjective stretch..

Yeah... humans are weird. But there's not much you can do about it. Then again that kind of death is almost poetic. I can see why people would find it funny, it a morbid way. I think it's morbid to "like" a page about someone's death.

Edit: Sorry, I misunderstood. Didn't read it as a 'rest in peace' page. But then again, that's probably the same mistake the other people made with the car guy. They just read what he did for a living and proceeded to laugh, so they 'liked' it.

Edit edit: Oh. Well then nevermind. It's the lowest common denominator being the lowest common denominator. They outrank the intelligent and well-bred 10 to 1. So yes, you do lose faith in society when society is a majority of fools. Why have faith in fools in the first place?

I know what you mean, but I think it says more about facebook than it does about society. It's been taken over by morons

i think its people like you who make me lose faith in society. by probably having never met any of these people, who are you to judge who is the better person? and what system do you have of judging that?