I may have something more coherent to say tomorrow about Scalia’s hopefully painful and ignoble death. For now, I am suspending all ordinary rules of courtesy upon the death of a truly awful person-thing.
That evil piece of shit is dead. Let us dance.
The lyrics to this song, by the way, are:
This is the song that you sing
This is the song that I sing
This is the song that we sing
It makes us hate ev’rything
(repeat)
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Wow, that’s appalling, even for me. I would never dance on a man’s grave, no matter how I felt about him. That’s just tacky.
Scalia often made some very interesting rulings based on the US Constitution, rulings that sadly, many of those trapped in knee jerk ideology, lack the intellectual capacity to grasp. I point some of them out, some that actually favored a left ward bent, but I see it would be pointless.
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I would literally piss on his grave, given the opportunity. He was one of the worst living humans while he was alive, and the world is better off without him in it.
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What a miserable way of being in the world. That comment says far more about you than it does about him.
You should attempt to detach emotionally from some of your rhetoric, you might be able to perceive the world more clearly.
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Oh, sweetie. As usual, you’re adorable. Has it ever occurred to you that you could just stop coming here?
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And leave you standing in the dirt, uniformed, unable to even see the nature of your own self?
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Well, dancing with joy in the dirt, at least.
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Dancing on the grave of a man you do not understand, celebrating death? That doesn’t sound like joy to me at all, it just sounds pathetic.
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Wait, shit, I had something for this:
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Well, you do take childish insecurity to a whole new level. That combined with a lack of intellectual curiosity are odd things to brag about, but whatever.
Wait…weren’t you a teacher once? Never mind, it all makes sense now.
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