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The bold part is exactly it. I think it's insane that people think it's okay to make commentary on how other people choose to acknowledge the death of a person they actually knew. Like for fcks sake, what exactly does Philippe Berry get out of tweeting that (besides, like you said, the likes and attention). Learn when to stfu!

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