I don’t see any moral or ethical issue with celebrating someone’s death.
Objectively, if the guy was a bad person, then he was a bad person. Literally, the whole world celebrated when Hitler died, and nobody seems to have an issue with that. Now, all of a sudden, we’re supposed to be better than that?
I think if you’re the kind of person, or public figure in this case, whose death people celebrate, that’s more of a reflection on that person than on the people doing the celebrating.
Up to now I have bought two bottles of bubbly and three of spirits. The first bottle got consumed when I celebrated another thing last October. The other drinks went too so I’m just going to buy a bottle on that great day. Cheers, can’t be long now. Surely !
If you can’t celebrate Trump’s death, then I don’t want to be there anyway. Ban me all you want, I’ll be poppin’ champ all day.
I don’t see any moral or ethical issue with celebrating someone’s death.
Objectively, if the guy was a bad person, then he was a bad person. Literally, the whole world celebrated when Hitler died, and nobody seems to have an issue with that. Now, all of a sudden, we’re supposed to be better than that?
I think if you’re the kind of person, or public figure in this case, whose death people celebrate, that’s more of a reflection on that person than on the people doing the celebrating.
Up to now I have bought two bottles of bubbly and three of spirits. The first bottle got consumed when I celebrated another thing last October. The other drinks went too so I’m just going to buy a bottle on that great day. Cheers, can’t be long now. Surely !