RBG knew better. Of course she would wish Trump not make the appointment. Who knows what I'll say on my deathbed.
The family should not have repeated that statement unless they were perfectly willing to accept that such a statement is a POLITICAL statement, and a statement that would rightly attract criticism. I don't wish to attack grieving people, but I don't believe any extra weight should be given a statement like this just because it was a deathbed statement repeated for public consumption by grieving family members.
I'm not going to criticize any of those who began discussing the political angles of this before RBG's body was even cold. She was a political figure herself who certainly knew that this would be the hot topic of discussion upon her death. And rightly so; her replacement (or delayed replacement) has very real political consequences for all of America. There is no reason anyone should not weigh in on this topic now.
Fuzzy deflection from the true nature of the thread (again).
The topic is clearly the Deplorable words of trump in his tweet, and how the Orange Buffoon denies the true nature of the last words of a dying individual, and instead interprets those words as a lie and that they actually came from rival politicians.
And of course, Fuzzy lies as to what RBG actually said. She did not say "she would wish Trump not make the appointment." RBG said she wants the next president to make the appointment. Big difference. If trump wins, then of course the right is his.
Secondly, Fuzzy says that the family should not have repeated the statement without knowing it "would rightly attract criticism." What the Orange Douchebag said was not "criticism" (per se), but instead is a statement saying that her last words did NOT even really originate from this dying woman.
That is insulting and down-right evil sh*t for her grieving family to hear.
