What is "peeps", "Big whoop"?

peeps (infantile) (slang) (jocular) = "people".
big whoop (loud shout) (sarcastic) = "so what?"

The brain of Mr.B is paralyzed?

More accurate to say,

'He killed some people, so what? It happens every day.'

Cycloptichorn

Such thoughts are tragic and shocking.

Thank you.

True, I do agree with you; only commenting on the linguistics of the matter.

Cycloptichorn

Contrex is right this time.





David

At a first glance, the two utterances (which are given without context):

Mr A: A humiliation for America: one of their soldiers murdered some villagers.

Mr B: Not really humiliating: people get murdered every day. So what?

This could seem as if Mr B is an exceptionally cold hearted person, but beware! There is such a thing as irony. he could be saying "Humiliation is a matter of perception, and perceptions can be managed - by politicians and by the media. People get murdered every day by deranged people, both in civilian life and in war zones, and the politicians who send young men into wars don't really care very much, either about the damaged soldiers or the people they kill".

Do give mister B so much credit. He sounds to me like your typical immature, unthinking, asshole who has neither the intelligence to grasp the situation nor, apparently, the linguistic skills to say anything meaningful. It's not big deal to him because, he thinks, he is not affected by it.

Joe(I'm making breakfast)Nation

I think Mr. B is responding to the choice of word Mr. A used: America feeling "humiliation" for these murders.

Perhaps Mr. B would not object so much to another descriptive word, like "tragic, worrisome, perplexing, shameful, etc."
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