I don't really feel much about the WBC to really say that I hate or feel anything for them.omega 616 said:-snip-
It annoyed me, I will admit that.
Being gay, I found their anti-tolerance statements to be rather offensive and hurtful, but that is their objective.
To be hated is better than to suffer indifference. Hatred still means that you are going to be remembered after death. Indifference means that no one would truly remember you when you're gone.
By being hated, they have succeeded in being remembered, and that their name will be spread.
That is the biggest thing to remember, I will not hate them, because it will mean that they will never be forgotten for their hateful crimes.
They have shown that they feel no remorse for their actions, and feel no sympathy towards the ones they harm.
I won't feel any joy in his passing, he's just a man in the end.
I've never met him, he has never impacted my life for worse or better, and his death will mean nothing to me.