I understand no one is perfect and people, especially older people, have a really hard time adjusting to the progression of society. But damn, man, like we can't just all be like "Welp, Grandpa's dead, but fuck him, he was a racist." Most peoples grandparents were bigoted in some way, they were raised that way. Yeah, this guy made some bad calls, but he was still a human. I understand people have very valid feelings that they weren't respected, so why should they respect someone else, fine, cool, but to actively disrespect someone in death like that is petty. I didn't agree with his beliefs, but his contribution to millions of childhoods was meaningful and it's sad that people are feeling his loss.