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Is there anyone who, if they died, you would be happy?

intoxicationintoxication Posts: 7,059
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Can be someone you know or someone you just know from being in the public eye.

Mine would be Ian Duncan Smith. I am not a hateful person but I do honestly think I would be quite pleased if I heard that he had died:blush:
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  • EELoverEELover Posts: 1,146
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    Me, I hate being disabled and a care burden on my family.
  • MintMint Posts: 2,192
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    There have been quite a few annoying neighbours where I would have happily attended funerals.
  • Billy_ValueBilly_Value Posts: 22,920
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    oh god no, what a horrible thing to think about
  • Fairyprincess0Fairyprincess0 Posts: 30,075
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    I suppose the crippling depression would be gone. But I would never had the chance to turn it around...
  • vosnevosne Posts: 14,131
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    Nope.
  • duckyluckyduckylucky Posts: 13,852
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    ISIS . The whole damn lot of them
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,567
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    intoxication wrote: »
    Can be someone you know or someone you just know from being in the public eye.

    Mine would be Ian Duncan Smith. I am not a hateful person but I do honestly think I would be quite pleased if I heard that he had died:blush:

    As much as I am baffled by people grieving for strangers they've never met , I wonder at the sanity of people wishing ill on a person they've never met.

    Did Ian insult your nana or kick your dog ?
  • Bob_WhingerBob_Whinger Posts: 1,098
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    Ian Duncan Smith immediately comes to mind.
  • Fairyprincess0Fairyprincess0 Posts: 30,075
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    Fairyprincess0 wrote: »
    I suppose the crippling depression would be gone. But I would never had the chance to turn it around...

    I miss read the question....

    No, there is not.
  • jzeejzee Posts: 25,498
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    Henry Kissinger.
  • Bob_WhingerBob_Whinger Posts: 1,098
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    Monty Fuque wrote: »
    As much as I am baffled by people grieving for strangers they've never met , I wonder at the sanity of people wishing ill on a person they've never met.

    Did Ian insult your nana or kick your dog ?

    Do some research and you will see what the spiteful liar has done.
  • David_HillDavid_Hill Posts: 3,073
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    David Cameroen,Ian Duncan Smith, Members of ISIS, few people i know in real life.
  • CreamteaCreamtea Posts: 14,682
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    intoxication wrote: »
    Can be someone you know or someone you just know from being in the public eye.

    Mine would be Ian Duncan Smith. I am not a hateful person but I do honestly think I would be quite pleased if I heard that he had died:blush:

    Well it won't ever be from a heart attack...
  • U96U96 Posts: 13,937
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    Tony Blair.
  • maxplusmaxplus Posts: 122
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    intoxication wrote: »
    Can be someone you know or someone you just know from being in the public eye.

    Mine would be Ian Duncan Smith. I am not a hateful person but I do honestly think I would be quite pleased if I heard that he had died:blush:

    You're not a hateful person but you would be pleased at someone elses death :confused:
    Actually you are a horrible human being. At least be honest about it.
  • Blondie XBlondie X Posts: 28,662
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    No one whose death i would actively celebrate but quite a few people I wouldn't give a damn. Tony Blair being top of my list
  • JurassicMarkJurassicMark Posts: 12,867
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    No, it's like wanting capital punishment but significantly worse.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,567
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    Bob_Whinger wrote: »
    Do some research and you will see what the spiteful liar has done.

    Ah, I see, you're on benefits then ?
  • treefr0gtreefr0g Posts: 23,655
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    The guy that threw acid in Katie Piper's face,

    To carry out such a despicable act for nothing more than money makes him the very lowest form of life.

    He has no place on earth.

    I'm so glad that she's managing to put her life back together.
  • EbonyHamsterEbonyHamster Posts: 8,175
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    Myself
  • shaddlershaddler Posts: 11,574
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    Not sure if happy is the right word, but if something unpleasant were to happen to IDS I wouldn't find it particularly bothersome.
  • Fairyprincess0Fairyprincess0 Posts: 30,075
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    EbonyHamster wrote: »
    Myself

    I said something similar.... But. If you died, youd rob yourself of the chance your life could get better...
  • Dalekbuster523Dalekbuster523 Posts: 4,596
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    No. You shouldn't wish death on anybody.
  • pie-eyedpie-eyed Posts: 8,456
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    Are people forgetting that the people they are wishing death to have families and other people who love them. Why would you wish misery on anybody?
  • Dalekbuster523Dalekbuster523 Posts: 4,596
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    pie-eyed wrote: »
    Are people forgetting that the people they are wishing death to have families and other people who love them. Why would you wish misery on anybody?

    Exactly. Any death leaves a impact.
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