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In reply to the discussion: So one of my FB frenemies lost their mother today, and this is what he said about her [View all]WorseBeforeBetter
(11,441 posts)80. Sharing that is incredibly tacky.
I'd be embarrassed.
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So one of my FB frenemies lost their mother today, and this is what he said about her [View all]
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
OP
I am so sorry to hear of this elleng. You certainly deserved better, or your familiarity should have
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#21
I'm not sure that being horribly abused has any connection to political inclinations.
aikoaiko
Dec 2013
#3
It gives insight into his spitefulness. Some who suffer thrive on inflicting suffering
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#5
That goes to the heart of it. People who are hateful are often in pain. Instead of being
liberal_at_heart
Dec 2013
#8
THIS. Me too. I want him to know that should never have happened to him and he deserved to be loved
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#19
Even if you walk a mile in his shoes, & you apparently haven't, you're still not qualified to judge.
WillowTree
Dec 2013
#14
I've no sympathy for him. I was the product of an abusive childhood. I am ultra liberal
Katashi_itto
Dec 2013
#41
Spare me your fucking sanctimony since they posted it in a MUCH HEAVIER trafficked website,
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#10
Judge not lest ye be judged. I noticed you wrongly referred to them as my relative…not surprising
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#15
i don't get what this has to do with politics , i'm sure there are abused people on both sides
JI7
Dec 2013
#13
not really, even on DU there have been similar comments from people with abusive parents
JI7
Dec 2013
#18
I hadn't noticed that at all. But I try to take each thread that I read as it comes, and rarely
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#20
If that wasn't posted on the "PUBLIC" setting at facebook, I'd just delete this thread.
MADem
Dec 2013
#23
I disagree. It's totally inappropriate to copy and paste this person's words here.
PeaceNikki
Dec 2013
#40
I disagree with that altogether. I also find it off-putting that you don't know what I'm trying to
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#46
You could have paraphrased or summarized the discussion. To C&P is terribly rude.
PeaceNikki
Dec 2013
#47
and no political slant -just someones pain not worked out for so many years >Maybe now after death
lunasun
Dec 2013
#68
"Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way." ~ Leo Tolstoy . . .
Journeyman
Dec 2013
#30
I am not offended joshcryer, and I hope you won't be that I disagree with you
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#35
Thank you for this post…Upthread I've included my response more than once, so I won't post
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#34
I am not asking for anything now. I already responded. I won't ignore something because it's 'messy'
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#43
Oh I agree with you, but he is indeed, and in fact, very spiteful…like single mothers should have
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#49
You came here for LEVITY? Levity? You wanted to make light of or poke fun of someone in pain?
PeaceNikki
Dec 2013
#57
**Never** did I fucking say I wanted to make light or poke fun at him NEVER, but YOUR projection
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#58
People who claim the moral high ground should not be standing on a heap of bullshit when they do it.
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#67
Well, that's even more disgusting. C&P'ing his words of pain to make yourself feel better?
PeaceNikki
Dec 2013
#70
OMG! Thank you!!! This is what I thought too…and I don't know how the father was 'stolen'
LaydeeBug
Dec 2013
#66
By divorcing their father to marry the new husband, and presumably making sure the
tblue37
Dec 2013
#85
Question: what are we supposed to pull out of this guys post that applies to teabagger insight ?
karadax
Dec 2013
#53
i do not know what kind of mom she was. i do not know what he endured. i know nothing.
seabeyond
Dec 2013
#77
I have read posts from people here saying similar things about one or both parents....
ProudToBeBlueInRhody
Dec 2013
#79