[shelterguy]

Do you typically wish death upon people with whom you disagree?

[treetopsandroofs]

“Do you typically wish death upon people with whom you disagree?”

I think the adverb and adjectives were more important, and in context, no.

[Charles Martel]

Do you typically wish death upon people with whom you disagree?

Turner's time is probably short, but the disease often is tougher on the patient's family and friends more than the one afflicted. Wishing Ted a quick and painless exit isn't exactly a curse.

[gundog]

‘Cause otherwise they wouldn’t die?

[null and void]

You don’t???

[unixfox]

Do you typically wish death upon people with whom you disagree?

If the name is Soros, then yes, I do.

[Bonemaker]

“Do you typically wish death upon people with whom you disagree?”

Well, yes...we “disagreed” with Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, not to put too fine a point on it. Now it’s the modern democratic party we “disagree” with. I personally do not wish good health and fortune on those literally trying to destroy me, my family, our culture and country. I am not attributing the latter to Mr. Turner...I don’t know enough about him.

[longfellow]

Only the klintons.

[jmacusa]

No smart ass, I don't. Only on those who have caused other to suffer the grievous loss of a loved one. Child rapists and serial killers come to mind or Hillary Clinton.

[DPMD]

Since you asked on a public forum, I’ll give my answer. No I don’t. But I reserve my concern for those I consider important to me. Turner: not so much. People die all the time.