MmmSkyscraper
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Originally posted by: yllus
I really don't see the point of holding back criticism because he's changed status from "living" to "dead".
QFT :thumbsup:
Originally posted by: yllus
I really don't see the point of holding back criticism because he's changed status from "living" to "dead".
Originally posted by: moshquerade
i'm a she, and i dunno, just thought some of the stuff was poor taste being the guy just died. not that i agree with what the guy has done throughout his life.Originally posted by: LLKOOLJ
Yeah he was lecturing us about bad mouthing that son of a bitch.Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: buck
Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: Vic
Whoa wierd, did anyone else just see a post by mosh get deleted?
yea, there one second gone the next
Well? What did it say?
something about us having more couth
Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: yllus
I really don't see the point of holding back criticism because he's changed status from "living" to "dead".
QFT :thumbsup:
Originally posted by: K1052
In case you missed the memo, death often confers many positive attributes/justifications for the sh!tty stuff said person did while they were alive.
Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: K1052
In case you missed the memo, death often confers many positive attributes/justifications for the sh!tty stuff said person did while they were alive.
I saw the memo and tossed it in the trash where it belongs.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Satan finally called in his marker.
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: K1052
In case you missed the memo, death often confers many positive attributes/justifications for the sh!tty stuff said person did while they were alive.
I saw the memo and tossed it in the trash where it belongs.
Originally posted by: Mill
While Jerry Falwell didn't really help Christianity or this Nation, I see no joy in his death or making fun of his death.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.
you don't respect that, fine.
where did anyone say you should sing his praises?Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.
you don't respect that, fine.
Nope, if someone's a POS when they're alive, I'm not gonna be singing their praises when they're dead.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: K1052
In case you missed the memo, death often confers many positive attributes/justifications for the sh!tty stuff said person did while they were alive.
I saw the memo and tossed it in the trash where it belongs.
you don't respect that, fine.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: Mill
While Jerry Falwell didn't really help Christianity or this Nation, I see no joy in his death or making fun of his death.
You're dealing with children here, remember.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
where did anyone say you should sing his praises?![]()
Originally posted by: moshquerade
where did anyone say you should sing his praises?Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.
you don't respect that, fine.
Nope, if someone's a POS when they're alive, I'm not gonna be singing their praises when they're dead.![]()
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: K1052
In case you missed the memo, death often confers many positive attributes/justifications for the sh!tty stuff said person did while they were alive.
I saw the memo and tossed it in the trash where it belongs.
you don't respect that, fine.
I would like to ask, what do you beleive is behind why we, as a society, show such 'respect' the dead?
Is it based on regilious morality, humansitic morality. or something else (Battle Royale Rules)?
Jsut asking...
yeh, fin. you're not worth it.Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: moshquerade
where did anyone say you should sing his praises?![]()
Nobody did, it's a figure of speech
Fin?
Illogical. The words and actions he took while he could still take them are enough. We need not provide an opportunity for him to explain away statements that were very pointed and not taken out of context or otherwise dishonestly represented.Originally posted by: sixone
It's because he's reached the ultimate state of defenselessness. He'll never be able to stand up for himself again.Originally posted by: Goosemaster
I would like to ask, what do you beleive is behind why we, as a society, show such 'respect' the dead?
Is it based on regilious morality, humansitic morality. or something else (Battle Royale Rules)?
Jsut asking...
Yes, Falwell is comparable to Hitler.Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: moshquerade
where did anyone say you should sing his praises?Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.
you don't respect that, fine.
Nope, if someone's a POS when they're alive, I'm not gonna be singing their praises when they're dead.![]()
Just dance around the uncomfortable stuff...
Like Hitler's obit would read:
The devoted Chancellor, husband and dog lover passed away this April 30, 1945 surrounded by his closest friends at his Berlin office. Known for his devotion to his country and the advancement of various technologies to improve travel over unimproved ground and previously closed air routes he will undoubtedly be sorely missed. Thought his decisions could be called unconventional by some he clearly commanded the respect of his friends, family and followers.
Originally posted by: sixone
It's because he's reached the ultimate state of defenselessness. He'll never be able to stand up for himself again.
Originally posted by: sixone
Originally posted by: Goosemaster
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: K1052
In case you missed the memo, death often confers many positive attributes/justifications for the sh!tty stuff said person did while they were alive.
I saw the memo and tossed it in the trash where it belongs.
you don't respect that, fine.
I would like to ask, what do you beleive is behind why we, as a society, show such 'respect' the dead?
Is it based on regilious morality, humansitic morality. or something else (Battle Royale Rules)?
Jsut asking...
It's because he's reached the ultimate state of defenselessness. He'll never be able to stand up for himself again.
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Yes, Falwell is comparable to Hitler.Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: moshquerade
where did anyone say you should sing his praises?Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: moshquerade
what he is trying to convey to you is that in a person's obituary often the skeletons in their closets are not brought up out of respect for the dead.
you don't respect that, fine.
Nope, if someone's a POS when they're alive, I'm not gonna be singing their praises when they're dead.![]()
Just dance around the uncomfortable stuff...
Like Hitler's obit would read:
The devoted Chancellor, husband and dog lover passed away this April 30, 1945 surrounded by his closest friends at his Berlin office. Known for his devotion to his country and the advancement of various technologies to improve travel over unimproved ground and previously closed air routes he will undoubtedly be sorely missed. Thought his decisions could be called unconventional by some he clearly commanded the respect of his friends, family and followers.
Be reasonable.
