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Was his death painful? I hope it was painful.
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Smugworth posted:I don't wish death on any human being I've got good news for you, he wasn't a human being.
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https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1730040628766257247 Complicated legacy, some say he had a résumé while others remind everyone that he was an evil monster.
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On of my good friends who sadly did not live to see Kissinger go to hell, something that he deserved to see had a saying for good times like this "Shame on you, you should never speak ill of the dead. Simply say good, I'm glad he is dead."
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Rosalind posted:This is basically the strongest gently caress you a sitting president could give in response to a major US political figure dying. Reading between the lines, it is so obvious the Biden detested the man. Even the supposed compliments "fierce intellect" and "profound strategic focus" are presented almost mockingly as "evident," but missing the implied "to me" that would make it personal and connect Biden to Kissinger. "Fierce intellect" isn't even a compliment, Ted Kaczynski went to Harvard and had a MA and Ph.D in mathematics, he widely regarded as brilliant by almost everyone through his mathematics career and you could certainly consider his interest in murdering people with bombs as a "profound strategic focus". It was a giant gently caress you.
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