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Anonymous wrote:Why berate dinesh D’Souza in an obituary ?

Tommy did us all a service by, in college, pointing out what a horrible person (boosted by rightwing billionaires) D’Souza is.

He should have been proud of that. Taking down the billionaire-funded right is an uphill struggle. Seems appropriate to mention here.

Good grief... we know the Raskins and they are very nice people, but the political indoctrination was strong in that piece. Leave Dinesh alone.

He is a federal felon and conspiracy theorist so no don’t leave him alone and it’s a proud moment when a child stands up to evil.

Maybe it was pertinent to their tribute in ways that are not fully evident to everyone.

No one paid attention to Dinesh D'Souza anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:So proud to have him represent me. He is one of the best members of Congress this country has.

Another +1

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Anonymous wrote:So proud to have him represent me. He is one of the best members of Congress this country has.

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Anonymous wrote:So proud to have him represent me. He is one of the best members of Congress this country has.

+1

I am proud to be Jamie Raskin's constituent.

Reading again today about Congressman Raskin and his fears for his family during the attack on the Capitol just after he lost his son. The tears flowed. My daughter was suicidal and she could have ended up like his son. You feel so helpless as a parent when you watch your child suffer and you want to fix it for them and you can't. Fortunately, she's doing much better but it could easily have been different. RIP Tommy Raskin and wishing for peace and grace for all those who suffer from depression.

So proud to have him represent me. He is one of the best members of Congress this country has.

Rep. Raskin is an absolute gem of a congressman, a brilliant constitutional expert, and an incredible human being. So much respect for him, and the way he is putting country before self.

So proud to be Congressman Raskin's constituent right now. Incredible what he is doing. I hope he is taking care of himself too though.

The right: "We can say what ever we want in any setting because of free speech and don't you dare stop us!"

The right: "How dare you express political opinions in this context!"

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Anonymous wrote:Why berate dinesh D’Souza in an obituary ?

Tommy did us all a service by, in college, pointing out what a horrible person (boosted by rightwing billionaires) D’Souza is.

He should have been proud of that. Taking down the billionaire-funded right is an uphill struggle. Seems appropriate to mention here.

Good grief... we know the Raskins and they are very nice people, but the political indoctrination was strong in that piece. Leave Dinesh alone.

+1. It made a beautiful tribute political. They should remove it.

Nope.

Sorry you can't understand what it is to have such strong political feelings, like the Raskins and their son. He would have wanted it there and they were right to add it. Just because you don't think politics belong in an obituary doesn't mean everyone agrees with you.

Who are you to say what’s appropriate or not for their son’s obituary?? They were a political family. If you’re offended then you’re probably not the intended audience.

They are using his death for political purposes too.

How exactly? By writing a essay about their son and discussing the highs and lows of his life? You are using your heart and fingers for malignant purposes.

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Anonymous wrote:Was Jamie Raskin at the Capitol yesterday?

Yes, he tweeted that he was safe and sheltering in place.

Not only was he there, but he also had family with him in the chamber. Seriously, how much more can one family take?
https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/news/montgomery-county-police-called-to-d-c-after-protest-mob-invades-capitol/

Why would you have your family there when everyone knew that Trump was planning protests?

Because there is a difference between a coup and a protest. Because in Judaism, the first week after a death is supposed to be spent with your family in grief - but he had a critical vote to cast.

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Anonymous wrote:Why berate dinesh D’Souza in an obituary ?

Tommy did us all a service by, in college, pointing out what a horrible person (boosted by rightwing billionaires) D’Souza is.

He should have been proud of that. Taking down the billionaire-funded right is an uphill struggle. Seems appropriate to mention here.

Good grief... we know the Raskins and they are very nice people, but the political indoctrination was strong in that piece. Leave Dinesh alone.

+1. It made a beautiful tribute political. They should remove it.

Nope.

Sorry you can't understand what it is to have such strong political feelings, like the Raskins and their son. He would have wanted it there and they were right to add it. Just because you don't think politics belong in an obituary doesn't mean everyone agrees with you.

Who are you to say what’s appropriate or not for their son’s obituary?? They were a political family. If you’re offended then you’re probably not the intended audience.

They are using his death for political purposes too.

And? If you are offended, then you don’t have to pay attention!

Did you read his last note? He implored them to carry on his causes!

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Anonymous wrote:Why berate dinesh D’Souza in an obituary ?

Tommy did us all a service by, in college, pointing out what a horrible person (boosted by rightwing billionaires) D’Souza is.

He should have been proud of that. Taking down the billionaire-funded right is an uphill struggle. Seems appropriate to mention here.

Good grief... we know the Raskins and they are very nice people, but the political indoctrination was strong in that piece. Leave Dinesh alone.

+1. It made a beautiful tribute political. They should remove it.

Nope.

Sorry you can't understand what it is to have such strong political feelings, like the Raskins and their son. He would have wanted it there and they were right to add it. Just because you don't think politics belong in an obituary doesn't mean everyone agrees with you.

Who are you to say what’s appropriate or not for their son’s obituary?? They were a political family. If you’re offended then you’re probably not the intended audience.

They are using his death for political purposes too.