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Sen. Edward Kennedy has malignant brain tumor
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Our hearts and prayers go out to the Senator and his family, and our best wishes for a speedy recovery.
But I am sorry to hear that he has a life threatening disease.
Does anyone know if his drinking may have helped this cancer to develop, or if it is just something that happens to people?
anyone still alive in mortality can change that truth.
You are right that a person dying(though this may not actually kill him) doesn't change his actions. Nothing changed about Ted Kennedy's previous actions because of this Tumor but we are not talking about Ted Kennedy. We are talking about the disrespect people would show him in his time of need. Whether you agree with him or not; whether you fight against his principals or not it is WRONG, seriously WRONG to show hatred to him now. It would have been wrong to show disrespect even if he wasn't in need. Love your enemy is something America won't figure out any time soon and has sadly forgot it when it once practiced this beautiful kindness.
People ought to say things of hope for him at this time, not use it to condemn him or joke about him. It isn't what Kennedy DID, it's what WE are DOING when our neighbor is ill.
Your comment isn't really attacking him but you defend against those who are ONLY trying to protect Kennedy's dignity. You have no right to say such things. You may be free to your speech, but you are not entitled to such judgement.
Cancer is a terrible thing, and I don't wish it on anyone.
Seriously??? Way to put it into perspective.
After I heard this news I figured in no time it would conjour radical accusations of God's vengence from the religious, "compassionate" right.
Regardless of political beliefs, I think this is is sad news.
Oh, what a wonderful sight that would be!
Even if just for a moment?
I wish him the best at this time.