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Showing Original Post only (View all)Be careful what we say in response to the death of Pastor Warren's son. [View all]
We don't know what happened with this young man.
The loss of one's child is the worst thing that can happen to a person, no matter who that person is.
And the Right will be monitoring this site for insensitivity.
And WE are supposed to be the folks that DO do empathy.
Until we know MUCH more, we need to be very, very watchful as to what we post on this subject.
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Be careful what we say in response to the death of Pastor Warren's son. [View all]
Ken Burch
Apr 2013
OP
I feel pain for that young man but when you have raked in the cash with a bestseller called
malaise
Apr 2013
#9
You don't think growing up in the house of a religious con man can be a factor in mental illness?
BlueStreak
Apr 2013
#34
+1. A compassionate response. No one, no group, is spared from mental illness.
Honeycombe8
Apr 2013
#82
Actually LBN is giving me a case of the creeps right now. Thanks for the post. RIP
nolabear
Apr 2013
#7
the existence of Dick Cheney - could almost convince me of David Icke's lizard people theory
Douglas Carpenter
Apr 2013
#30
Yep! I think he's actually now a medical experiment in endless life extension. I was
RKP5637
Apr 2013
#101
I hope we speak with more humanity than Warren has in the past when asked about
Bluenorthwest
Apr 2013
#14
Agree. I think this is one of those times for this: "If you can't say something nice,
cbayer
Apr 2013
#31
I can only imagine what hell it was for that poor kid. I was a cop's daughter &
catbyte
Apr 2013
#40
I dunno. My dad's father was a deputy sheriff and small town chief of police.
kestrel91316
Apr 2013
#129
My dad was great too, but I always had to act just so because I didn't want people to think badly of
catbyte
Apr 2013
#133
I wonder who DUers might hold in higher disregard; Warren, or Tony Snow. Remember when Snow died?
cherokeeprogressive
Apr 2013
#74
Suicide is very difficult to deal for with for the family. Having this happen to my family members
Thinkingabout
Apr 2013
#58
No, I don't think suicide is the unforgivable sin, even though it is a sin. n/t.
TimberValley
Apr 2013
#99
I suspect that is a question they'll struggle with for many years to come.
Adsos Letter
Apr 2013
#84
Seems that despite this thread, many people still made insensitive comments nonetheless. n/t.
TimberValley
Apr 2013
#96
I had a very dear cousin who jumped to her death. She was ill for many many years. She would
southernyankeebelle
Apr 2013
#127