I’ll Stand Over Your Grave Till I’m Sure That You’re Dead
Posted on May 15, 2007
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The Reverend Jerry Falwell is dead. To hell with him, I say.
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I read the news and started involuntarily singing, “Ding dong the witch is dead, the wicked witch…” from the Wizard of Oz.
Odd that.
If only he were the last of his kind. But the world is spinning a little faster today and the air feels cleaner.
Heard the news on the radio while grubbing around in the greenhouse, let out a massive “YIPPEEEE!”, and in no way felt particularly immature doing so.
Yeah, one hates to speak ill of the dead, but I think that in this case a joyous YIPPEEEE is appropriate.
I’ve occasionally read plaintive comments on leftist blogs about how mean right-wingers are when something bad happens to a liberal, but I have a hard time getting too worked up about it. Partly, that is just the nature of political division. It’s not good to take pleasure in others’ suffering, of course, but Falwell is beyond hurt now. And he was the cause of endless hurt that continues even now in a kind of dark immortality. The rest of us have to live in the world that Falwell helped create.