Is it bad manners to be more frighten and worried about this country than mourning

[progressive nobody]

For an Amazing woman who did so much for this country?

[sprinkleeninow]

1. Mourn while sensing 'slight' trepidation.

[hedda_foil]

2. Manners. But no it's not bad manners. It's understandable.

[progressive nobody]

4. thanks. corrected.

[Chemisse]

3. After my initial horror, I couldn't help but feel sorrow for this poor woman.

Who had the weight of the nation on her frail shoulders. Who could not even rest easy on her deathbed knowing she was leaving a job well done.

But I hurt for all of us first, before I thought of her. We feel what we feel.

[bdamomma]

8. Justice Ginsburg

did her job exceptionally well. We must stand with both John Lewis and Ruth Ginsburg and fight back hard.

[Skittles]

5. no

[imavoter]

6. I think if anyone feels a little desperate right now.

It's completely normal.
This is a twisted, twisted twist of fate.

[Earthshine2]

7. No. She's only one person. But the effect of this could destroy many lives.

RBG lived long and well. She died a hero.

Whatever you feel is what is natural for you.

Various liberal causes need your attention more than she does.