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To: goodn'mad

“Why not call it like it is...”
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Because it’s tradition to say nice things about people after they die. That doesn’t mean of course that we can’t continue to steam roll ahead with her replacement.


7 posted on 09/20/2020 5:07:12 AM PDT by Artemis Webb (Be kind to each other, unless the other guy is a dumbass.)
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To: Artemis Webb

Nice things, yes, maybe-but not outright lies.


8 posted on 09/20/2020 5:10:06 AM PDT by GMThrust
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To: Artemis Webb

Corporations do it all the time when people die. There are some nice words said about how much the person will be missed....they were irreplaceable, etc, etc...and two weeks later the new person is sitting at the desk of the person who was irreplaceable.


27 posted on 09/20/2020 5:59:48 AM PDT by ealgeone
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To: Artemis Webb

Yes, I agree that civility should matter but the democrats threw that out a long time ago. The truth is the democrats are praising her to highest Heaven (and ready to raise a statue to her?) because she could be counted on to deliver on their hard-left agenda (gay marriage, abortion etc.) and some of us seem to be buying into their false narrative. There is another side so let’s hear it. Exactly who was Ruth Bader Ginsburg? It is just a short step during the Senate confirmation hearings from “she was a fine lady of exceptional, sterling character” to “let’s honor her by replacing her with someone who believed much as she did.”


38 posted on 09/20/2020 6:40:38 AM PDT by goodn'mad
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