Would you invite Anne Coulter to your father's funeral so she could make fun of the mourners?

Answer 1

Sure, and then we beat her with the shovels.

Answer 2

If the mourners were using the death to promote their own political agenda, then they'd deserve criticism from anywhere. I'd have no sympathy. Just because someone you love dies doesn't mean that you can say anything you want without being criticized.

We have freedom of speech in this country, but it's not free from criticism. If you want to open your mouth, someone else may want to say something on the topic as well.

Answer 3

I wouldn't. No sane person would.
That said...I have to agree in spirit with what she said. I'm about as liberal as they come and I don't like her or agree with 99.9% of her opinions but....
She has a point. There is a time to stop standing in the spotlight when your only claim to fame is the tragic death of a loved one. We know who was to blame. The govt has done and is doing everything possible to catch the man who planned this horrible crime. There is no one else to blame or point fingers at.
Her language was to strong. There is no reason to call anyone a ***** or insinuate that these women had poor relationships with their husbands. That's just grandstanding and it's what these Conservative SHOCK JOCKS excel at.

Answer 4

Only if they were liberals. She would rightly expose them as caring nothing for the poor dead person and be looking to cash in somehow on his death, like the sick jackels that they are.

Coulter is to be praised for exposing sick people like the Cindy Sheenan and the 9/11 widows. How evil do you have to be to use the death of a family member to advance a sick communist agenda.

Answer 5

If they deseved it. If my dad were killed in a prison riot and my cousins, grandma, or uncle/aunt were using his death to fight against the instituition of criminal punishment, I'd invite her, and do some myself.

Answer 6

go kiss ted kennedy