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In reply to the discussion: Do we have empathy for the family of a woman who showed no empathy [View all]JohnnyLib2
(11,334 posts)44. Yes
That's a very large family and I assume some were close to her and are grieving.
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Thanks for being a voice of reason. They seem in short supply this evening.
politicaljunkie41910
Apr 2018
#19
I am thinking of her not her family. She hugged a kid and a man both with AIDS when people shunned
wasupaloopa
Apr 2018
#13
Yes. There are those who will mourn her who didn't know that side of her.
Arkansas Granny
Apr 2018
#18
I found it refreshing when Margaret Thatcher died that the British who had opposed her policies
dflprincess
Apr 2018
#42
Those of us who saw her in the 90s knew she was far better then the post alludes to
lovemydogs
Apr 2018
#40
It's some of her own comments that lead people to believe she was lacking empathy.
dflprincess
Apr 2018
#45
Excellent point. Though admittedly I'm much more broken up about losing Carl Kasell.
Neema
Apr 2018
#64
There's an anonymous quote, variously but not authoritatively attributed.
Pope George Ringo II
Apr 2018
#53
Since I watched both of my elderly parents become debilitated and pass away
The Velveteen Ocelot
Apr 2018
#79