The world of comedy has lost one of its greatest stars

Skybird · 03-05-13, 07:34 PM

Isn't it funny how death turns stupid people into intellectual beasts and villains into saints? Chavez was so often ridiculed in this forum over the past years, and mocked and laughed about. Now he died: and all forgiven, all forgotten.

Sorry, not with me. Never have bought into this kind of split-tongued double talk. Never will.

Reminds me of the death of Gaddafi. When the news made the round in Germany, Merkel said that she felt happy that he was gone and could do no more bad things. After she said that, almost a sh!tstorm came down on her, and for days the intellectual debate in Germany, if one may call it intellectual at all, focused on nothing else than the question whether one may feel "happy" when a bad mass murderer died, and may express relief over the fact that he cannot do any more bad stuff. About the evilness of Gaddafi - for some reason in that discussion it played no role.

The only thing that is to be regretted is that Chavez did not die earlier. But then we would have missed many opportunities when he made a fool out of himself, and we would have had less opportunities to laugh about this idiot.

Rot in hell, presidente.

03-05-13, 07:34 PM	#4
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,666 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Isn't it funny how death turns stupid people into intellectual beasts and villains into saints? Chavez was so often ridiculed in this forum over the past years, and mocked and laughed about. Now he died: and all forgiven, all forgotten. Sorry, not with me. Never have bought into this kind of split-tongued double talk. Never will. Reminds me of the death of Gaddafi. When the news made the round in Germany, Merkel said that she felt happy that he was gone and could do no more bad things. After she said that, almost a sh!tstorm came down on her, and for days the intellectual debate in Germany, if one may call it intellectual at all, focused on nothing else than the question whether one may feel "happy" when a bad mass murderer died, and may express relief over the fact that he cannot do any more bad stuff. About the evilness of Gaddafi - for some reason in that discussion it played no role. The only thing that is to be regretted is that Chavez did not die earlier. But then we would have missed many opportunities when he made a fool out of himself, and we would have had less opportunities to laugh about this idiot. Rot in hell, presidente. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert. Last edited by Skybird; 03-05-13 at 07:53 PM.