Only people who commit serious crimes deserve to die and whilst I do hate some people, not all are on that level, so don't deserve to die, but if they do, I won't be missing them.
I probably wouldn't mind if it were to happen, but there's no way I'm going to make it happen, I'll just hope, lol.
Like, have you ever met someone who just gives you dirties or is just an asshole to you for no fucking reason? - It's so fucking dumb, especially when you've never interacted with them or have only done so by being nice.
Being a Cleric, I'd be of the belief that now that miserable individual would now be judged by the ONE divine Sentience who's FULLY apprised of ALL the circumstances of their life's situations and FOR WHOM no end of life deceptions are possible.
"All the 'love' you've been giving... is (about to) ALL come back to YOU!" Ultimate justice~
I knew of my grandpa where we did not get along. And I didn't try to either. Sooo when he died... I attended his funeral out of respect. But if someone asked me what do you have to say about his death.
"Good riddance, may he do better in his next life."
I have no hate towards him, and I wish that he truly finds peace.
I try not to hate people but honestly there are two people I do hate and while I am not proud to say this, if one of them died, I might feel relief that I would never need to deal w them again.
I want to get to a point where I do not hate them or anybody but I am not at that point yet and I feel guilty about it.
To me, I've defined hating someone as "You would stand there and smile while they choked to death in front of you".
There aren't many people who I hate. There are none that I know personally. But someone like Nick Fuentes, (for example) I do legitimately hate. And I would be thrilled if he died. Whether I got to watch or not.
If you wouldn't be happy... it's not really hate. 🙂
I don't really hate anyone. There are those I dislike for a host of reasons. But someone's death isn't something to laugh about. There are usually people who care about them, no matter what I feel.
It's especially sad when someone dies without ever realizing they might've done better.
I voted B. In most cases, that person was a child of someone or a parent of someone or a significant other of someone. I may hate them but I don't wish sadness on others and that's the result when people die -- someone mourns.
This happened to me just a month ago. When they were alive, they were so abrasive. I kept thinking to myself "when you die literally nobody will miss you."
People in my family were shocked but not upset. I saw that coming as soon as I heard that they were hospitalized, so I wasn't even shocked.
It's a relief, but I hope it's not going to be replaced with another evil.
i'd be happy they're dead but if i didn't hate them that much i might also feel a little bit sad cause it's sad that someone died but just a little bit and that's cause i'm a bit emotional
I don't hate anyone really, if we didn't get along I would probably be shocked or surprised by it. I wouldn't feel happy nor sad about it, I don't really like to wish death on others though.
I'd thought I'd forgiven him when I thought he'd died. Then I found out he was still alive and I got angry again. So I'm still working on forgiving him.
He was my principal at my elementary school. His son was my best friend. As an adult I looked my friend up in Facebook. His dad was not in any pictures for the last 10 years. I mistakenly assumed that meant he was no longer Around, since there were many family pictures after. I finally spoke with the son, my old friend. He mentioned that his dad was still alive. I got really angry and told my old friend something came up and I had to go. So obviously I'm still working through my anger towards the dad. It was a small private school at which corporal punishment was allowed. The principal was an abusive man. I've been diagnosed as an adult with Asperger's and add and ADHD. There were no diagnoses for this when I was a kid so there was no medication either. Just beat the kid harder until he submits. My mom was not aware of how bad it was. As soon as she realized how bad it was she pulled me from the school.
When I thought he was dead I guess it was relief that I didn't have to keep working towards forgiveness. Not necessarily joy at his death. It's not like I thought about him all the time anyway so it was not a present issue. Only when discipline and punishment discussions came up when speaking to my own kids. So very seldom.
I just have to let it go. He can't hurt me anymore and I did not carry on his legacy of abuse towards anyone, so that's success. When the abused does NOT become an abuser
@7Phoenix7 thank you. What bothers me most is, how many others was he abusive to and who else might have become an abuser... all because ONE guy chose to be evil.
Kinda depends on how it happened, but I wouldnāt be crying. I would probably just say āwell, the worldās a better place now; good riddance,ā and then go about my day.
There are many scenarios. Luckily, I haven't had the need to really "hate" anybody. Dislike is more the word? Even then, you want them to suffer and not have the easy way out.
Hate is a powerful emotion so you're likely to feel some happiness that they are gone. Many would also feel a bit of guilt or sympathy as well as it's a normal reaction.
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