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    Re: RIP Whitney Houston...

    Quote Originally Posted by kyote19 View Post
    Yea well they haven't stated her cause of death yet so why don't all of you ease off the gas with the insensitive comments of her dying as a 'crackhead'
    You don't know how she died yet, and no matter what it looks like it could turn out to be something else not related so lay off.
    R.I.P Whitney
    Past history will always define a person, she was a crackhead no matter how you look at it.

    Quote Originally Posted by Strick View Post
    Rough Crowd here!...Addictions of any kind are a tough road. They will sneak up, grab you and take over your life. It's tough to let them go. It takes a lot of courage and will to deal with it but it can be done. Does that make them a bad person? Not always...
    I wont get into my person history here BUT any addictions can be over come IF you want to.

    Quote Originally Posted by RichsBallPythons View Post
    What i dont get is how these so called ppl in entertainment think they have such a hard life.

    Such a hard live making/made Millions that we could only dream of, and struggling to make ends meet.

    I have no sympathy over any drug abusers regardless if their on tv or not using it for an excuse of hard times.
    Money doesnt always make you happy, especially if you are alone in life. Either physically or mentally.

    Quote Originally Posted by CatandDiallo View Post
    Millions of dollars ≠ happiness.

    I dislike this argument. They live very different lives than we do. Michael Jackson made who knows how much money.. would you say that he didn't have a hard life because of his messed up childhood?

    Not condoning her drug use, but there is always more to it than meets the eye.

    Don't take your privacy for granted.
    They know the cost but want the fame, it is still a choice they make.

    Quote Originally Posted by pigfat View Post
    I was JUST lip singing "I will Always Love You" because it was on the radio about 30 minutes before the news came out, then I get a text saying she had died....it was crazy.
    That IS Dollys song and always will be.

    Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
    Wow - there really are some judgemental people here. ANY loss of life is sad.

    One of my co-workers is dying of lung cancer - the doctors literally gave her 5-7 days last Friday. She is the most generous, loving, selfless person I've ever known, and when she passes, it will be a loss to a lot of us who love her. She was a smoker. Would those of you who judge Whitney Houston say that you have no sympathy for my friend and her family because she "brought it on herself"?

    I'm sorry - money does NOT make someone happy. If it does, that makes someone very shallow to say that money is enough to make you a happy person. Does it relieve a lot of financial stress? Yes it does. But does it bring happiness into your life? No, it does not.

    None of us have had the same life experience that Whitney Houston did. To stand in judgement of her and her ultimate demise is pathetic at best. All of you judging her and her manner of death, you have led a pristine life that allows you to be so judgemental? None of you have made poor choices in your life that you regret? None of you have experienced clinical depression?

    She left behind a mother, a daughter, family members who love her. And that's tragic. Just as the death of our hero's in the military is tragic, just as the death of my beloved friend is going to be tragic.

    I'm shocked by the lack of compassion in this thread and the vitriol I've read. Seriously.
    Would I feel sorry for your friend? No (We all bring on our vices, I smoked for 20ish years knowing the possible outcome) Will I feel sorry for her family? Yes, because they are going to have to watch her die a slow horrible death, she is not just going to go to sleep and not wake up. I am not bashing you but I am just a person that accepts death and the reasons why it happens.

    Quote Originally Posted by Wh00h0069 View Post
    Just because you are allowed to speak, doesn't mean you always should. To everyone who has been bashing the dead, have a little respect.
    Respect is a word that is thrown around a lot. Remembering a persons history can be viewed as a sign of respect, weather good or bad.


    I sure quoted a lot here
    Either way, some may miss her, I will not mainly because she did not have an impact on my family or my life. She died doing what she loved best be it either singing or smoking.
    Last edited by PitOnTheProwl; 02-13-2012 at 09:18 AM.

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