Brief rant: big pomp and circumstance around the dead body

[libnnc]

of a Supreme Court Chief Justice...

and at least 10,000 bodies in NOLA are rotting in the water

Where's the ceremony for these souls?

[whatever4]

1. ha good one, that's a comparison we won't hear anywhere else, imho nm

[aquart]

2. My mother said it.

I expect quite a few people have noticed.

[whatever4]

9. I hope you're right. Thanks :) nm

[zbdent]

3. The driver of the bulldozer might cross himself

as he "shores up the levees" . . .

[wellstone_democrat]

4. I've been waiting for a split screen to show up

with the Renquist casket in state along with a body on the street with a blanket

I don't know how to do those things but I'd like to see one in circulation!

[Ganja Ninja]

5. Lets toss him in the freezer at the superdome until all ...

the victims of NO have been accounted for.

[Nihil]

6. Toss him in the water at the superdome until ... (n/t)

[atreides1]

7. The big Difference

Is that those 10,000 people were not anti semitic bigots, who felt that civil rights should only be given to non-Jewish, non-Hispanic
whites.

The Chief Justice is now getting what he earned in this life, and is
probably clerking for Lucifer as I write this.

[s.Leah.s.]

8. Personally, I think it's a bit too early yet to have

any type of ceremony for the dead in NO. All of the dead haven't been accounted for yet and the city is still a long way from being able to host any type of memorial ceremony. Once things are under better control, I think there ought to be blow-out ceremony and memorial for those that died in NO.

If I was designing the ceremony, I'd include some of the elements that made NO uniquely NO while at the same time keeping it somber and respectful.

[Is It Fascism Yet]

10. You are right, and I personally am glad to be rid of Renquist.

Good riddence to bad rubbish. Too bad all the supremes weren't caught in the Superdome.