Is calling this a roast insensitive?

Oh no, my religious building clutches pearls and threatens your mother

Just what Jesus would have done.

To be fair this is much more than just a church, it is a national icon and cultural heritage. Imagine the ungodly things americans would reply in a tweet saying this about the burning statue of liberty
- “No way copper burns like that”
- Terrible things can be beautiful in their own way. It doesn't necessarily mean it's something they are glad happened (though that "pleasing" admittedly doesn't look great). Have you never found the visual of something horrible captivating? Where you just can't look away?
  Why go with a fictional event when 9/11 is right there? Of which I'm sure much more insensitive things the have been said about as well.
- Imagine the ungodly things americans would reply in a tweet saying this about the burning statue of liberty
  if it happened today we'd probably celebrate lmao
  I do see your point though
- Completed: 1345
  Twice as old as USA.
- Lol weve been a disgrace to what that statue stands for. Too many would be ok with it. White house, maybe?
- It's just a church to me.
  Let that statue burn baby.
- Who the fuck cares? We hold on to too much old shit as it is and or continues to mutate into a stagnation of meaningful progress. It's a building. Fuck that building.
Saying that it's aesthetically pleasing to see a historic building on fire is sure to get some harsh responses because that is what smooth brain posts typically do.
Ik very anti religion, but I'm normal enough to understand that it's a historic and monument building that should be preserved. It being on fire is a tragedy and if during tragedies you start making fun of said tragedy then you shouldn't play sad boy because someone told you to fuck off
- Have you considered that it could not be making fun of it but rather them genuinely thinking it's aesthetically pleasing? Because I kinda agree those photos look great.
  Also the concept that something historic HAS to be preserved isn't universal across all cultures, even though it's very common. Personally I think it's nice trying to do that, but things will eventually be destroyed and that's how it goes, might as well find some beauty in it.
  Reactions like that aren't unexpected but they do make me think the responder is an idiot anyway

I was going to ask why. Took me a minute, OK?!
- Brutal colonialism. That said the building didn't do anything to you, put the displeasure where it belongs ie. The government.

More like incensetive 😂

She was the light of our lives!
Heavy smoker though.

I mean, they're not wrong. It looks stunning.

Gotta admit, that top-right pic is something, not sure what, but it's impactful even not knowing what building it was.

Yo mama will shine like a star!
\ (The critical mass will start fusion reactions & outshine the Sun, kill us all)

Burning church = burning a person, ok.

It's fine. They're twitter users.

Spannish people thought that we french loved this building so much that after the big r/place they harassed french streamers just by sending pictures of it burning. It lasted multiple years, but streamers were more amused than they were annoyed

Some people just want to see the world burn. Or at least just a famous landmark.

Translation is actually "fuck" not burn. I've seen the latter done artistically. Mom puts on a good show.

Crâmer is not fuck, it's torch.
- I think its stuff, more specifically. But it is slang, and could be different in my country.
Well, if she starts smoking, add more lube.