Not a cult. AT ALL.

[durablend]

This from a local obituary. Left out the personal details but it's easy enough to find it.



NOPE. It's NOT a cult. AT ALL.

[Blue Owl]

1. No thanks, I'll go with the flowers

[Grins]

8. Skip the roses; send the thorns. NM

[Blue Owl]

10. Even better!

[hlthe2b]

2. Then again, maybe he really HATED everyone he was leaving behind and this was his

final "piss off" to the world?

[genxlib]

3. Meh

I could totally see a progressive doing a final wish for an opposite. there are many worse examples of cult hood

[FakeNoose]

4. That's in deep red York County, Pennsylvania

No surprises there.

[FelineOverlord]

5. Found it

Love the comments on the page 😂

How many of them are from DU? 😊

[hlthe2b]

11. I searched while listening in on a boring webinar... I would have sworn it would be a man.

Then again, it might well have been a rabid family member that added that--whether or not it reflected their female relatives wishes. But the best comments (IMO) were from those who called them out for the act of politicizing such a passing--sans any direct comment on their choice of candidate.

[Arne]

6. I knew it!

The upcoming election will be haunted.

[Danmel]

7. OTOH

I've seen obits asking for donations for progressive causes and candidates.
It's definitely a cult, but for other reasons I think

[spanone]

9. Does it get any worse than bringing politics into a funeral?

FUK.THAT.SHIT.

[Danmel]

12. I don't know-if i knew I would die

Before the election , I might ask people to donate to Biden in my memory

[Wuddles440]

13. Not that unusual...

as I've seen several such obituaries in the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Akron Beacon Journal since 2015. Some have even posted a picture of the deceased sporting T***P hats and/or shirts. Sad!