What will you do when Bush dies (of old age or natural causes)?

[truthspeaker]

[Gothic Sponge]

1. Morbid thread!

However, i wouldn't waste my spit on him. ;)

[Mizmoon]

2. I'll stay away from his grave

to avoid dancing, spitting maniacs.

[Lavender Brown]

3. Turn the page on the newspaper and turn off the TV

:P I wouldn't give him the time of day, living or dead.

[terrya]

4. Absolutely nothing. I wouldn't waste 1 second of my time on him. eom

[asthmaticeog]

5. I will bow

before my new overlord and master, Jenna. Long live the queen!

[hlthe2b]

6. Unfortunately, he's likely to outlive us all....

("only the good die young," after all)

[HughBeaumont]

7. Take a shit

in honor of his policies and his frat-brother corporations that installed their nanny-cam smoke alarms in my house.

[lpbk2713]

8. Neither. The a-hole is not worth the travel time or expense

incurred in going to wherever his worthless ass is dumped. I will, however, resist the expected flood of freeper demands to name everything in sight after this usesless bastard.

[dr.strangelove]

9. Wow - this is just mean - chill out

I would never wish death or celebrate the death of anyone I didn't know. If he was suffering from a terrible disease or was in great pain, I would probably be as glad that his suffering ended as I would for anyone else. If his death was unexpected and sudden I would feel sadness for his friends and family.

Death can be tragic, and often is devastating to those left behind. I can't imagine anyone for whom I would "dance on their grave." that is just sick.

I hate almost all of bush's policies and hope he is trounced in the election, but just as I felt for the Reagan family after the former president's passing, I will probably feel the same for Bush family after w's passing.

You may have been kidding, in which case I am sorry for being somber, but I didn;t get the joke. If you weren't kidding, then I disagree with you 100%. I tend to stop hating someone after they die. I won't miss him after Kerry wins, I don't know him enough to feel a personal loss when he dies, but I think I will still be the compassionate person that I am and will feel for those who did know him personally.

[daddybear]

11. I awake daily...

to the sound of my bedside radio (tunes to TV) and hope to hear Bush has died and our nation is free again... awful? Maybe. But fact.

[dr.strangelove]

15. That is terrible

I can't believe you would want anyone to die. Bush may be doing a terrible job in office, but to me hoping that he dies in office is sad. I think more damage would be done by the death of any sitting president then he can possibly do while in office for another 5 months. I'm old fashion I guess, but I hope bush loses in November, and goes on to lead a happy and healthy life as an ex-president.

Sorry, but I think wishing for the death of someone because you disagree with their politically driven executive decisions is wrong. He may be a republican, but he is a human being. I don't think we should execute rapists, murderers or terrorists, I certainly can't condone wishing bush to die. (And although his lies to the American people and his personal war in Iraq that cost us over 1000 citizens are wrong, I don't quite equal his activities since 2000 to those of a rapist, murderer or terrorist.

[mark414]

10. push to put his picture on the $100 bill

i mean, since he's spending so MANY of them right now, it only makes sense right?

KIDDING

[matcom]

12. shit

on his grave :)

[redqueen]

13. Say a prayer that God forgives and takes mercy on him

and takes his soul into heaven.

Forgiveness is truly the only way, folks.

[miss_kitty]

14. i hope he just fades into obscurity

after this election, and his final moments are back page news. i did not vote, because i don't want to put any energy into either activity when he's gone.

[Squeech]

16. I want him indicted

I want him to sit in a witness stand with his hand on the Bible and swear to tell the truth, "so help me God," and then ask him about whether he really saw the plane hit the tower and whether he really thought he could cut taxes and not have a deficit and whether he really earned an honorable discharge and every other goddam lie he's told America in the last ten years, and after every question say "May I remind you, you're still under oath!"