"Nobody asked for your negative opinion."
I don't recall anyone asking for YOUR opinion of my original post, either, so try again.
As for my thread on my dog, was Issac Hayes your pet? Did he live with you? Did you invest 10 years of your life into his well being and companionship?
Trust me, you don't want to go there if you want to stay here.
You have a very odd sense of decency that says that you can't point out a particular foible in a recently deceased individual's life as part and parcel to their entirety as a person. In other words, FOX, CNN, ABC, CBS, etc., they're all indecent, dead bashing bastards for pointing out just why Issac Hayes left South Park, right?
Did I celebrate the fact that the man is dead?
No.
But, I have to ask, what particular code line in that sense of "decency" says that one must celebrate ONLY the glory and righteousness of the recently dead, but one has free and unfettered rein to speak ill of the living?
So... just exactly how long should we wait until we can point out the dead's foibles and failings? Let's see... Issac Hayes was moderately popular, so that would be what... 6 months?
How about Bill Clinton? Wildly popular with some segments of society, not at all with others. 2 years?
Yes, I am and admin. But I have no problem with this thread. I do, however, have a problem with hypocritical crocodile tears being used as gilt as a muzzle on what an individual made of himself in life.
