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I for one feel sorry for the man because he died with all that hatred inside of him, festering like a cancer. I also feel for his son, Paul. He does not feel the same hatred his father felt, in fact, he feels the opposite. However, he loved his father "not for the man he was, but for the man he could have been." These are words he said in a published statement I read in a Daily KOS article. What are your thoughts on this?