Would you be celebrating the deaths of these people?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,246

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  11/04/13 - 04:13 #2

  I will be celebrating the death of David Cameron probably not any of the others though

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• Dr. Claw Posts: 7,375

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  11/04/13 - 04:14 #3

  nobody because i have a life

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,734

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  11/04/13 - 04:15 #4

  Simon Jackson wrote: »

  Never saw such a celebration of Margaret Thatcher with her death. So what about the following people when they die. Would you have a street party for those
  
  Roger Moore

  
  
  
  I can see how all the names mentioned can be annoying or offensive to different people, but what's poor Roger Moore done?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,304

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  11/04/13 - 04:15 #5

  Yes. Any excuse to get the fireworks out!

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• rick182 Posts: 11,092

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  11/04/13 - 04:16 #6

  you forget Mandela

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  11/04/13 - 04:16 #7

  Lazlo_St_Pierre wrote: »

  
  
  I can see how all the names mentioned can be annoying or offensive to different people, but what's poor Roger Moore done?

  
  I didn't even notice his name! Hahaha!

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• Harper_Milne Posts: 2,854

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  11/04/13 - 04:16 #8

  Well I wouldnt be celebrating but i'd probaly smile at David cammerface, the primeministers, royal family and simon cowell.

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  11/04/13 - 04:16 #9

  rick182 wrote: »

  you forget Mandela

  
  I read that as Miranda.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 22,736

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  11/04/13 - 04:17 #10

  Would never celebrate anyones Death, there are plenty i would not waste emotion on though.

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• Mrs Teapot Posts: 124,896

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  11/04/13 - 04:18 #11

  I would only celebrate the death of a person who had done due damage in an intentional way and by that I mean physically and with intent.
  
  I note your list, a political belief has to be so far different from that of a belief in child abuse!!!!!!!!

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• tenofspades Posts: 12,875

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  11/04/13 - 04:19 #12

  the Queen. It means there'll be a new head on stamps.

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• Mrs Teapot Posts: 124,896

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  11/04/13 - 04:20 #13

  SuperDude95 wrote: »

  I will be celebrating the death of David Cameron probably not any of the others though

  
  You forgive Gary Glitter?

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• Grabid Rannies Posts: 4,588

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  11/04/13 - 04:20 #14

  None of the above - my mind is occupied by more worthwhile things

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  11/04/13 - 04:22 #15

  Dr. Claw wrote: »

  nobody because i have a life

  Same here.
  Maybe if I lived a life of misery under the dictatorship of Saddam or Gaddafi etc. i'd celebrate and for good reason.
  
  They didn't effect my life though so no reason to celebrate their deaths.

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• jeffiner1892 Posts: 14,317

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  11/04/13 - 04:23 #16

  tenofspades wrote: »

  the Queen. It means there'll be a new head on stamps.

  
  Charles' head would be worse!
  
  Can't say I'd really celebrate the deaths of those mentioned, some I wouldn't be sorry to see go however.
  
  Kelvin Mackenzie on the other hand...

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  11/04/13 - 04:24 #17

  SuperDude95 wrote: »

  I will be celebrating the death of David Cameron probably not any of the others though

  Mrs Teapot wrote: »

  You forgive Gary Glitter?

  Unless SuperDude was a 12yr old Asian girl who Glitter abused then I can't see why it would matter if they forgave him or not?

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• kimindex Posts: 68,250

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  11/04/13 - 04:26 #18

  No, I don't celebrate people dying. It's more significant when they retire or leave office or get sent to prison, in the case of criminals.

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• edEx Posts: 13,460

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  11/04/13 - 04:29 #19

  This is getting ridiculous now. Just accept that roughly half the country didn't like her or anything she stood for, and move on.

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• Dr. Claw Posts: 7,375

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  11/04/13 - 04:30 #20

  degsyhufc wrote: »

  Same here.
  Maybe if I lived a life of misery under the dictatorship of Saddam or Gaddafi etc. i'd celebrate and for good reason.
  
  They didn't effect my life though so no reason to celebrate their deaths.

  
  yes to expand i've got my own life to lead and celebrating when people die isnt anywhere near a top priority for me whoever it is. there are far better things to do...............such as watching the exciting champions league football tonight! :cool:

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• TheMunch Posts: 9,024

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  11/04/13 - 04:31 #21

  What has Richard Branson done to merit a place on the list of examples? Besides not stopping Virgin Media from raising their prices all the time, that is.

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• Miss XYZ Posts: 14,023

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  11/04/13 - 04:33 #22

  I wouldn't be bothered either way about the deaths of the people on that list.

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• Caldari Posts: 5,890

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  11/04/13 - 04:34 #23

  Not celebrating no, but I won't be sad to see the likes of Gerry Adams, Martin McGuinness, Gary Glitter, Nelson Mandela and Ronnie Biggs finally shuffle of this mortal coil.

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• Mrs Teapot Posts: 124,896

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  11/04/13 - 04:39 #24

  degsyhufc wrote: »

  Unless SuperDude was a 12yr old Asian girl who Glitter abused then I can't see why it would matter if they forgave him or not?

  
  No comment as my reply would get me banned
  

  edEx wrote: »

  This is getting ridiculous now. Just accept that roughly half the country didn't like her or anything she stood for, and move on.

  
  Agreed

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• woot_whoo Posts: 18,030

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  11/04/13 - 04:40 #25

  No Mick Philpott? Oh, you fickle people!

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• Regis Magnae Posts: 6,810

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  11/04/13 - 04:43 #26

  Nope. I doubt I'd celebrate the death of most of my personal and ideological enemies. Firstly, I'm not prone to celebration anyway, and secondly, celebrating would attract attention, which I've never been particularly fond of.

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