Is It Acceptable to Celebrate the Death of Anyone, Even a Horrible Person?

I hate to say it, but in 2014 you don't have to look very hard to find real scumbags. There are people who do so many different horrible things, that it would be impossible to make a list. But when one of these type of people, who has hurt, ruined, or even ended other peoples' lives passes away, is it OK to celebrate their death? 

Fred Phelps, who founded the cult that calls itself a church, the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC), the one that pickets military funerals with signs saying things like “Thank God for dead soldiers” and known for their anti-gay protest signs like “God hates fags,” died today.

Even though Phelps was thrown out of the group in 2013 for telling the group to be nicer to one another, the man created the monster that is the WBC and hurt and angered so many people throughout his life.

As much as I want to jump for joy and go picket his funeral like he did to so many, I feel like I am a part of the problem if I do... Not that I want to pray for his soul to be forgiven or anything like that, I am not sure exactly how to feel.

Tell us what you think...