“Please stop disgracing this forum by posting about this yellow coward who did the ultimate run out and bail out on his little 11 year old daughter who, even if she lives to be 110, will feel this abandonment and pain the rest of her life.”
Normally, I’d agree, but in this case he had some non-so-nice things to say about Hillary, and one of Hillary’s people responded with a not-so-nice comment.
Hopefully the French investigate his death a bit better than we investigated Scalia’s death.
Years ago I heard someone remarked “that in order to understand suicide, it was not so much a question of why, but rather why not.”
There is pain, sorrow, dissociation, and even a twisted version of love involved. It must be such a dark place to inhabit and I personally can not begin to fathom these miry recesses.
Or... perhaps even accidental and situational... as in playing to close to the slippery ditch. There is a situational awareness we all must foster, but many do not. And they shorten their lives because of it. At the point where a person is devoid of situational awareness, it becomes stupidity that kills them.
“he had some non-so-nice things to say about Hillary, and one of Hillary’s people responded with a not-so-nice comment.”
I think it was more than a “comment”. Didn’t he say he had a run-in with Hillary’s “goons” or “thugs” because of his anti-Hillary stance?