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I feel better after reading it. I don't know if that makes me a bad person but hey, I'm a person so it counts.
it does not make you a bad person.
In fact it kind of made me a bit happy too, in a parental way "seeing their child f up, but then you child realises it, and they ar sad, but they also got a important lesson' either that or in a pity kind of way, in the sense that he is capable of feeling stuff, he desereved (partially) what he got (i do not condone arson, but boycots are welcome to me) but still, i have some kinda sense of "i should not laugh at someone else's pain"