Seems that I wasn’t the only one who’s ‘not sorry’ that God cancelled the Rush Limbaugh show.

It's easy to make fun of Rush Limbaugh right now, but it's important to remember that he also brought a lot of people a lot of joy by dying," TV writer Mike Drucker reacted.

"If I had to say something positive I guess I’m glad Rush Limbaugh lived long enough to get cancer and die," comedian Paul F. Tompkins said. 

 The idea that you say artificially nice things about people after they die is weird. I've never understood the logic of it. Rush Limbaugh was a terrible person while he was alive. He made a living by attacking the powerless. His death does not in anyway change or redeem that," the Young Turks host Cenk Uygur tweeted.

"Feeling very sorry for the people of Hell who now have to deal with Rush Limbaugh for the rest of eternity," musician Finneas wrote. 

"Rush Limbaugh was one of the most harmful and poisonous people in the modern United States of America," political analyst Jared Yates Sexton declared. "His pursuit of wealth and power hurt untold numbers of people and wrought incalculable damage to politics as a public good, society as a whole, and the planet itself."

Also trending on Twitter were "Rest in Piss," "Good Riddance," and "Rot in Hell."

I know it's tempting to lash out, but try to treat Rush Limbaugh with the same dignity, respect, and humanity as he showed to rape victims, Michael J. Fox, Sandra Fluke, Iraq War veterans, refugees, and the victims of mosque shootings and everyone who didn’t swallow his brand of rightwing bullshit.

In other words, f**k Rush Limbaugh and the world is a MUCH better place without the asshole(R), although I’m sure there’s a bunch Rightwingnut buffoons fighting to take his place, with the herds of ignorant, gullible sheep who are looking for someone else to shovel the shit to them. I sure won’t miss the whiny, puke inducing buffoon’s voice that repelled everyone with a triple digit IQ.