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I know he's an undead (yet) terrorist but, as Hanz Ze Beeman (nickname) found out in his natal German blogosphere, it's not a reason for not caring for poor old Arafat, the:(...) father, grandfather, son, uncle, husband brother-in-law, best friend.... whatever. Yes, I know what you want to write: He's also a terrorist and murdered or is responsible for the murder on oh so many innocent people. Yes, that's true and that is what will make the world without him a better place, sure, but it is still absolutely tasteless, styleless and ... impossible behaviour to bet on someone's dead.Notice the critical "Yes... But...".
The author of this "thing" is a German blogging under the nickname of "Lilli Marleen", defining her/him/itself as "mostly left", who apparently - or shall I say "consequently" - fails to comprehend simple ethics concepts.
Yes Lilli, yes, I got your point. And Hitler was such a good man for animals and little children. What a shame that so many people wished him dead.
Anyway, unlike Lilli Mostly Left Marleen (Lilli Living Ludicrousness?), in my own Personal Book of Ethics, it's a perfectly possible behavior to bet, wish for and whenever possible actively help the termination either slow and painful or fast and brutal of any declared terrorist such as Arafat.
And as far as style and taste are concerned, well, Lilli, I'm French and we French invented style and good taste, haven't we? We are style and good taste, as our French President of France can confirm.
So I'm offering Arafat a fine French fashion suit.

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