To reasonable people, the world got marginally better the moment that Ebrahim Raisi breathed his last breath.

When Pol Pot finally kicked the bucket, then president Bill Clinton didn't mince words about how evil the man was. He didn't make any dumb statements about Cambodians morning the loss of their treasured leader. Really, the West generally breathed a sigh of relief when the asshole died.

When Castro died, the tune was different. It seemed like everybody who wasn't a refugee of Castro's dictatorship was trying to find whatever good that they could find in the man -- even if it meant they had to lie.

Now, the Butcher of Tehran is dead, and the UN Security Council has held a moment of silence for the man who killed countless thousands of political dissidents. If you failed to espouse his, and the Ayatollah's view of the sharia, you faced death. Spokespeople for the Biden administration expressed their sympathy for the people of Iran who are mourning their lose.

Well, news flash -- the Iranian people are among the most moderate in the Muslim world. The Iranian people aren't like the Gazans in regard to their reverence for their dictators. A lot of them are portion probably like me, in wishing that more of the evil sons of bitches in that tyrannical, terrorist-funding government were in that helicopter.