Have you considered being a diplomat?

Daammn Right!! Lol

I agree, let him live to see his own downfall . . . .

Personally, I do not wish for anyone to die, however, if he were to get sich as hell and almost die, perhaps he would learn something. Perhaps I am just wasting my time writing this.

@dalefvictor There are those who recover from a serious illness and acquire a new perspective on life.

@ASTRALMAX I know three years ago I almost bled to death without knowing about it. I had a bloody nose for a long time that would not stop, after several tries at the emergency room that did not stop it a doctor sat me down to take a look and found a sign, some petechiae on my stomach region that I did not notice. After a scene from ER, I got to go to Portland, 90 miles away to a larger hospital. Platelet level of 2. It should be over 140 to be low ok normal. A bruise could have killed me.

@dalefvictor Recently, after three visits to the ER a good friend of mine was admitted to hospital to be treated for an incessant nose bleed and has since been discharged with a temporary fix. He has been scheduled for surgery in the very near future.

@ASTRALMAX @dalefvictor
WOW What a coincidence!. Two people with incessant nose bleeds. First one being @dalefvictor and other one friend of ASTRALMAX

My feeling are completely irrelevant to your existance, so whyndo you care?

Exactly! He's receiving immediate care, and the best care, for his $750.00 contribution; so if he has a mild case he will definitely continue on with his "herd mentality" plan.

I want him to survive to face the consequences of his criminal behavior. But, he needs to do some hard physical suffering if there is to be the slightest, most miniscule, chance that he will actually learn and grow from the experience.

My guess, however, is that even if he gets horrible symptoms, and gets anywhere near death, he will come out of this the same horrible person he has always been--just physically weaker.

It might cause his dementia to progress more rapidly, though.

Or the end to other peoples suffering.

@TheMiddleWay Fair point and of course, true. The consequences could also be better. In some cases, I think the chance is worth taking.

1938 was pre-Holocaust when there were concentration camps, however by 1943, was when transports were going from Warsaw and other parts of occupied Europe to the now Death camps of Treblinka and Auschwitz. In a police state dominated by terror and spying, that is the only way to depose of a evil tyrant, or whatever else you would prefer to call them.

When you ask for it. He probably won’t die. But it’s his own fault if he does. I won’t cry.

@TheMiddleWay ...cheat on...my views are my own...

"I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." Clarence Darrow

I assume so. Or maybe an attempt to claim moral high ground. But if someone was killing me directly or indirectly I think quid-pro-quo applies. For example if the OP were George Floyd being killed by a person kneeling on their neck would they maintain that position?

The thing is, the OP has never experienced terrible suffering at the hands of someone. Can you imagine how fckd up his statement would be to someone that was kidnapped and sex trafficked?? Like those girls in texas that were kept in a basement for a decade? If they happened to wish death on their captors and torturers, he'd show up out of the woodworks shaming them for it?! FOH with that privileged life sanctimonious advice,

@TheMiddleWay replacing him in the position that he is in with a responsible person would most certainly save lives...common sense

@TheMiddleWay pence?...hardly

@TheMiddleWay pence is toast...the bulk of trumps base don't care for him..

@TheMiddleWay It is a tough one for me because I hold Trump and his son-in-law personally responsible for my mother's death from covid. It infuriates me that Jared withheld PPE from "blue" states like Massachusetts where my mother died. It infuriates me that Trump put pressure on states and businesses to open up too soon It infuriates me that that Trump discouraged people in general and specifically those around him not to wear masks. As a teacher, it infuriates me that some schools in many red zone states have been forced to open in person. I'm not above wishing and hoping for some "eye for an eye" justice. Ordinarily, I would never wish harm or death on anyone. This person's disregard for the health, lives and livelihoods of others has turned around and affected him and I think a that is a very, very good thing.

@TheMiddleWay I just want to say that I certainly did not expect my mother to live forever. But she was a stroke survivor who could not speak. She also could not see well. The nursing home where she was living shut down three months before she died. So she did not have any visitors for three months before her death. We had weekly "zooms" with her, but it was hard to tell through the screen of the tiny tablet that was being held at a distance in front of her if she even understand what was going on. She looked pretty confused and scared to me. I saw her through a window as she laid unconscious the day before she died. That is wrong and it was unnecessary. When I got out and see people without masks on I am again infuriated.