Reflections on the Passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Townhall.com ^ | September 20, 2020 | Michael Brown

[fella]

Amen to that.

[fireman15]

All of us were cuter when we were young. I would not describe her as a hottie.

[bitt]

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[tflabo]

Rutabaga brought back a memory working in the Produce Dept. many years ago. Packing rutabaga’s on the stand thinking who eats these funny looking vegetables?

[tflabo]

“Mann Tracht, Un Gott Lacht” is an old Yiddish adage meaning, “Man Plans, and God Laughs.”

[Bonemaker]

Her horrific democrat political beliefs caught up with her and turned her into this to better reflect what she really was.

[sweetiepiezer]

She should not be buried in Arlington.

Lenin’s tomb maybe!

[MAAG]

CNN: Ruth Bader Ginsburg enjoying fiery but mostly peaceful afterlife

By way of Genesius Times.

[yoe]

"Maybe the timing was inconvenient for some but there was nothing sudden and unexpected about it."

Quite right Sam A.! Another inane remark:"The news came as a shock in the midst of a year of unrelenting shocks, yet another jolt of massive proportions".....Poster #3 handled that well: "Oh spare us. An 87 year old with decade old pancreatic cancer and many other health related concerns who finally passes is not, in any way, even a battery to the tongue level shock."

That the remarkable woman was out of pain for once, nay, forever should be words enough.

[mfish13]

Why so much focus in the article that she was a Jew. Zero effect on the US, and US Jews hate Israel. Go figure.