'Such a MISERABLE person': Slate writer who shamed people for mourning service dog Sully's loss LASHES OUT when dragged

Imagine being so bitter, angry, and filled with hatred that you feel the need to crap all over the idea of a service dog mourning the loss of his companion. We suppose at this point nothing really surprises us from Leftist rags like Slate but wow, this was really awful, even for them.

John Cardillo called the writer of the garbage piece, Ruth Graham, out:

What a miserable life ⁦@publicroad⁩ of ⁦@Slate⁩ must lead to write something like this.

I maintain that leftists are angry unhappy people who want to bring everyone else down. https://t.co/yqINkT0RJY

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) December 4, 2018

Slate is gonna Slate, but still, John has a point here.

Ruth didn’t appreciate his tweet:

Sorry for "bringing you down" from the … joy … of imagining a dog was grieving? https://t.co/SQOe7FiGEs

— Ruth Graham (@publicroad) December 4, 2018

What is wrong with this woman? Wait, don’t answer that.

Maybe you should just stop now?

— catie lord (@tudsgrl) December 4, 2018

Ya’ think?

Just here for the ratio. Piece of shite

— Jason the Kafir (@jfsbird32) December 4, 2018

Obviously @publicroad does not know dogs, and how devoted and emotional a dog can be. Her loss.

— Barbara (@barbherron) December 4, 2018

Have you ever owned a dog?

— Pat Trick (@patpending0000) December 4, 2018

She definitely seems like more of a cat lady.

You thought it was…important…to write an article insisting that a dog didn't care about its very recently deceased owner?

— Virginia Plain (@GinnyPlain) December 4, 2018

Ms Graham you should probably learn about dogs, especially service dogs and K9s before you share your opinions. They bond quicker & deeper than you can ever imagine. The human relies on the dog for the most basic of tasks. Without the dog the human would have a sad life of (1)

— J Holden (@cherokee517) December 4, 2018

I am sorry for whatever happened to you to make you think this article was a good idea. You must have been hurt by someone very badly to do this. I hope someday you look back on it and see things differently.

— Michael Dearing (@mcgd) December 4, 2018