A shocking post showing Geh Geh’s newly unveiled mansion completely burned just a day after its grand opening left many people stunned and sympathetic. The loss was sudden, devastating, and understandably emotional. However, one response stood out for its insensitivity: “If it’s indeed true, then I would say the burning house was a sacrifice.”
This comment is deeply troubling. It casually attributes a destructive incident to ritual sacrifice without evidence, reinforcing harmful stereotypes and superstitions. Beyond being speculative, such statements trivialize loss and trauma, replacing empathy with conspiracy-driven narratives.
Comments like this reflect how quickly society resorts to suspicion instead of compassion, especially when wealth or success is involved. Regardless of one’s beliefs, disasters—whether accidental or otherwise—deserve sober reflection, not reckless accusations. In moments of loss, empathy and restraint matter far more than sensational assumptions.
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