A tone-deaf comedian has shockingly mocked the sudden death of South Carolina senator Lindsey Graham. She also made a bizarre wish at the end, for US President Donald Trump to be next.
What's wrong with that. Trump disgustingly mocks the death of people all the time. Remember Robert Mueller? This is a President who mocks the deaths of his own citizens. Now that's truly sick.
I have given My Deepest Heartfelt Sympathies and Condolences to people who were political opposites of my own beliefs. I wasn't cold or callous towards their families when they passed away.
People who often lash out like this because they're insecure, defensive, or want to deflect from their own shortcomings. Using hateful language is a deliberate choice to make you feel small so they can maintain a sense of power. Margret Cho, who I don't care to even get to know; is in no way funny and is one such person. One gets to know people when they truly comment on others who've passed away. Speaks volumes about Margret Cho and the rest of her ilk.
These people are obviously way too much of cowards to say those things to peoples' faces when those people are alive. They are nothing more than vile "nobodies".
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People who often lash out like this because they're insecure, defensive, or want to deflect from their own shortcomings. Using hateful language is a deliberate choice to make you feel small so they can maintain a sense of power. Margret Cho, who I don't care to even get to know; is in no way funny and is one such person. One gets to know people when they truly comment on others who've passed away. Speaks volumes about Margret Cho and the rest of her ilk.
Guess that "punching down" and "homophobic" crap you all go on with is just performative bullshit then, yes?