Imagine.
I'm not one to say "whoo-hoo" when all of that potential has been lost, wasted.
Does he deserve, even now, upon the time of his death, to be ridiculed and shamed for all of the pain and anguish and general douchebaggery that he inflicted upon everyone that he encountered? Absolutely yes.
But doing so accomplishes nothing but to bring us down to the levels, the depths, the cesspools that he and his ilk flourish in. We're better than that. We are. All of us are better than that. Even you over there. Yeah, you.
I believe that we need to recognize the loss. Recognize the missed opportunity to utilize passion and conviction to better this world, and to ponder how we can protect our public from another who will surely come along carrying this brand of hate and intolerance.
I won't go so far as to say I mourn his passing, because I don't. And I won't go so far as to say that I celebrate his passing, again, because I don't. But I do have a bit of hope flourishing inside me that maybe, just maybe some of that hatred that he harbored has at long last faded out of existence along with him.
I'm chanting "Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it's off to hell you go" or anything, but old Fred didn't really have any redeeming qualities either.
Exactly. People who meet his hatred with more hatred are just putting more hatred out there! Put that energy somewhere else. I for one am glad that his death does not seem to be the news blast that I think he would have wanted it to be. I hope NO ONE pickets his funeral. That's what he expects, a huge turnout.