ChockJockey
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And that would serve what purpose...?Go up to his Mother, Father and siblings and tell them its ok for you to make fun of their son who died,
Hopefully, but if I do and it's a strange and much publicized death I'm not going to pretend that no one anywhere ever can find something funny about it. Getting jokes made about you is a risk you take when you crawl into the wheel well of an airliner.hopefully you will never lose a child.
Not sure what makes you an authority on moral character but I think it's disrespectable to compare the thousands of lives lost in a premeditated terrorist attack with a teenager that (may have) made a very poor travel decision. The irony is in how he died, not simply that he died. Had he been kidnapped and murdered then there'd be nothing funny about it at all and we wouldn't be discussing it.Your dont have moral character if you think its ok to make fun of it, do you make fun of 9/11 also?
So what else should we not joke about? Child-molesting celebrities? Perverted priests? Cannibalistic serial killers? Palestinian suicide bombers? Space shuttle disasters? Dead celebrities? Corrupt politicians? None of these are funny in and of themselves but we've all heard jokes derived from them. Levity is what most people use to come to terms with a world that is unpredictable, unexplainable, and ultimately unsurvivable.
Death smiles at all of us, all you can do is smile back.