Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Top Ten: People Whose Death I Will Celebrate

10. Glenn Beck
9. OJ Simpson
8. Kim Jong-il
7. Chief Justice John Roberts
6. Pat Robertson
5. Either of the Koch Brothers
4. The other Koch Brother
3. Silvio Berlusconi
2. George W. Bush
1. Dick Cheney

9 comments:

  1. How did Pope Benedict not make it on here? ;\

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  2. Who cares when the Pope dies... there's always another one right behind him. Plus, not even most Catholics listen to the Pope (I know I didn't).

    Has the Pope done something worse than anyone on this list? Maybe John Roberts or Glenn Beck... but still, I think the influence of those two affect my life far more than the Pope ever has or ever will (here's hoping...).

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  3. The Yemenese or Syrian dictator?

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  4. If I knew who they were or what they did, I would certainly have considered them. Color me stupid on those two countries, however. I just assume the whole Middle East is in shambles, and I just want to be alerted as to when they join the 21st century (or at least when they join us Americans here, back in the 20th).

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  5. [I have to say... I expected people to be offended that I made such a list, not make so many suggestions... I'm so proud of you guys right now... *sniff*]

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  6. Celebrating someone's death is barbaric. this list is pretty disturbing.

    However, I beieve, Ratzinger should be in the top three, at least.
    What has he done? He helped hide pedophiles, that is enough.

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  7. Is there something inherently wrong with barbarism?

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  8. Not really.

    I still think his popeness needs on such a list.

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  9. Ian Paisley. Small time I know but an utterly awful individual.

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