Best way to respect the dead on social media

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Tell you what, I just popped in to twitter and my, it's even more of a cess pool than normal. I can only hope that when some of those Tweeters' husbands, granddads etc die, their critics allow them at least a day until they start with the wacky gags and low blows at their beloved relative.
I thought it was really interesting that this tweet (from a PARoDY account) got 7k likes:

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Why post anything unless you know them?
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Location
The Urban Fringe
You can still have admiration, affection or respect for someone, even though you don't know them so why not speak up online? After all, we're wuick to slag off and put down people we don't know.
 

AuroraSaab

Veteran
I think it's one thing posting a response to something someone else has said about the death of a public figure, like 'I didn't like his books, I prefer so-and-so'. What I don't get is Twitter users who start a thread just to slag off the dead person. Seems vindictive to go out of your way to be needlessly unpleasant on the day someone has died.
 
I forgot Byron on Castlereagh:-
Posterity will ne’er survey
a Nobler grave than this:
Here lie the bones of Castlereagh:
Stop, traveller, and p!ss!
Sorry, Byron was before my time :whistle:
But I do like this:

View: https://twitter.com/Gatchapin/status/1380898917076717571


Bette Davis not letting death make her hate Joan Crawford any less: “You should never say bad things about the dead, you should only say good… Joan Crawford is dead. Good "
 

mudsticks

Obviously an Aubergine
What's a hip hop?


It's like a hip 'op.

But for young people :okay:
 
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