The Lights WILL Be Dimmed For Joan Rivers — Page 10
Posted: 9/9/14 at 11:33pm
She may not have cured anyone. But she healed people.
How many of us will be able to say that when we get our fatal dose of Propofol?
"I helped feed the needy. I helped clothe the poor. I healed people with laughter."
How many of us will be able to say any one of those statements...starting with you, broadwayfever?
Posted: 9/9/14 at 11:58pm
Did she change water into wine? Did she walk on water?
Why not start a petition to make Joan this first Jewish saint!
Posted: 9/10/14 at 12:34am

It was already done by San Diego Human Rights Commissioner (and Queen Mother of the Imperial Court de San Diego) Nicole Murray-Ramirez, when he gave Joan an award and said, “Joan was not only Joan Rivers, but for the HIV/AIDS community she was our Joan of Arc!”
Posted: 9/10/14 at 12:47am
I AM SO FRIGGING SICK OF HEARING HOW GREAT SHE WAS FOR GAY PEOPLE.
She said you're stupid.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 12:59am
But she was, Blanche. She was.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 1:06am
You can't escape!
Joan Rivers as Feminist Icon
TIME MAGAZINE: Remembering Joan Rivers: Groundbreaking Feminist Icon
Posted: 9/10/14 at 1:06am
Huffington Post on 6 of Our Favorite Queer Joan Rivers Moments:
HUFF POST: 6 Of Our Favorite Queer Joan Rivers Moments
Posted: 9/10/14 at 1:06am
The Advocate's 11 Moments That Made Gay Fans Love Joan Rivers
ADVOCATE: WATCH: 11 Moments That Made Gay Fans Love Joan Rivers
Posted: 9/10/14 at 1:09am
I believe that in 2008 she voted for Obama, showing that she was open minded and not a slave to one party like so many are.
I have nothing but respect and love for her. I will miss her, and I'm glad they dimmed the nights for her tonight.
Good night, funny lady.
Updated On: 9/10/14 at 01:09 AM
Posted: 9/10/14 at 1:20am
Joan rasing awareness for her friends who were dying in 1984.
In 1984.
1984!
What were you all doing in 1984?
Posted: 9/10/14 at 2:30am
You forgot to mention all the people she hurt and bullied with her demeaning and degrading comments. She made a living off of putting people down, tearing them down, and even bullying people. So please, quit trying to rewrite her history and her actions with her words.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 2:34am
So just because she made fun of herself, that gave her the right to bash gays, blacks, Hispanics, Asians, Muslims, etc? She was a vile person who was demeaning and degrading towards others. She not only did this as part of her comedy routine, she did this in her real life...just watch some of her street videos.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 2:36am
Maybe she was a bit harsh with Liz Taylor, but that was years and years ago. Joan is ok in my book.
Broadwayfever, you are on the wrong side of history.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 2:57am
Posted: 9/10/14 at 3:04am
Joan was an equal opportunity offender.
Again, I suppose we should just agree to disagree.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 3:15am

I hope People magazine will follow.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 3:37am
Is that supposed to make it ok?
Posted: 9/10/14 at 6:09am
I want passionate people who are funny and say what's on their mind and are willing to mix it up. Did I like or agree with everything Joan said? Hell no! But I would fight to my death for her right to say them. And I ALWAYS found her interesting to listen to.
She was a wondaful woman, and human being, with all the foibles and flaws that the rest of us have.
I'm just glad they came to their sense and dimmed the lights. We won!!!
Posted: 9/10/14 at 7:18am
Posted: 9/10/14 at 8:03am
Don't be silly. She was none of those things--and you know it!
Even the progressive, left-leaning ThinkProgress.org called her "One Of The Earliest And Loudest Gay Icons":
THINKPROGRESS: Joan Rivers Was One Of The Earliest And Loudest Gay Icons
Updated On: 9/10/14 at 08:03 AM
Posted: 9/10/14 at 9:18am
Posted: 9/10/14 at 9:32am
I myself am a Democrat-however, I practice what I preach-TOLERANCE. I have several friends who are Republicans (being fiscal conservatives with a liberal social view). I don't think ALL Republicans are bad nor do I think ALL Democrats are good. I think we need to strike a balance here.
Joan clearly stood up for gay rights and causes as has been well documented. I really admire her courage for standing up-even before Elizabeth Taylor and others-for the rights of the LGBT community and int he fight against AIDS.
Posted: 9/10/14 at 9:37am
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