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[KenKenpachi]

C9316 wrote...

I'd love to see how many deranged fangirls worldwide would bawl their eyes out if Bieber were to be found dead tomorrow...

Lol oh lawdy.

[Agamo45]

I'm thinking the media is going to do another Michael Jackson with this. And by that I mean keeping the stupid masses occupied with an ultimately insignificant story, while our nation goes down the toilet. It's sad to see someone die young like this, but it was her own doing, and she was just a singer at the end of the day.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Turnip Root wrote...

What a shame...

She was a good woman, what a rotten way to die.

Best (slightly edited) Deus Ex quote ever.

Modifié par ReconTeam, 24 juillet 2011 - 02:49 .

[Turnip Root]

ReconTeam wrote...

Turnip Root wrote...

What a shame...

She was a good woman, what a rotten way to die.

Best (slightly edited) Deus Ex quote ever.

I wish there was something more I could say.

[lobi]

I cannot really form what I want to say about this in a coherant statement. I just found out, so far I feel a little ill and my hands are shaking and my head fells a little numb. I don't know, just, why? f*cking why.

[Dave of Canada]

Jesus christ, you guys saying she deserved to die are outrageous.

[N7M]

RIP Amy.

Modifié par weirder, 24 juillet 2011 - 06:05 .

[gamer_girl]

Can someone say how she died? If it was an OD I don't get why people are so sad. Personally I have no sympathy for people who OD or get alcohol poisoning, etc. They brought it upon themselves. Why should we mourn a life that even they didn't respect enough to keep healthy. Might be a harsh opinion, but I don't really see much point.

[Ryllen Laerth Kriel]

I respect her talent, but any performer who spits on a crowd of fans and cancels as many concerts as she did doesn't make me too sympathetic. She certainly had plenty of issues in addition to her addiction problems. Whatever (chemical or genetic) demons had her, it's over now and at least she's at peace. And no, I'm not being religious.

[Deathwurm]

I honestly can't say that the news surprised me.
I've known so many folks that have gone down the same path with the same results.
There was obviously something in her that was so painful that self-destruction seemed better than life.
The really sad part is that now everyone who was ever involved with her will make a ton of money...especially her record company!

Odd little note on this whole thing I saw during the story on the news...she was 27 years old. That's the same age as Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and Kurt Cobain when they died.

[Feraele]

Autolycus wrote...

hehe....

Really..people calling the loss of a talentless, useless junky waste of space a sad loss? She was everything that is wrong with society today....

Talentless?  I didn't know she existed until today,  she had loads of talent I am not sure why you would say that?    As for useless junky..maybe that's how she appeared to you on the outside, but that girl was hurting big time..on the inside,  I could see it..in her face.

Have some respect at least now that's she's deceased.   Where I come from you don't speak ill of the dead. 

R.I.P. Amy Winehouse, may you find the peace you never had whilst on earth.

[marshalleck]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Jesus christ, you guys saying she deserved to die are outrageous.

I can think of quite a few people whom are much more deserving, but this development was pretty much inevitable. It's hard for me to feel any sympathy for someone who wastes their life in such a way. I had a good friend, 30 years old, die of a brain tumor a few years ago. That is a tragedy. Amy Winehouse? Just a pointless waste of life. 

Modifié par marshalleck, 24 juillet 2011 - 07:42 .

[Chuvvy]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

I'm not surprised, but it's sad to see the loss of life, no matter who it is.

Wrong.

[Feraele]

gamer_girl wrote...

Can someone say how she died? If it was an OD I don't get why people are so sad. Personally I have no sympathy for people who OD or get alcohol poisoning, etc. They brought it upon themselves. Why should we mourn a life that even they didn't respect enough to keep healthy. Might be a harsh opinion, but I don't really see much point.

They won't know how she died til the autopsy is done, that is supposed to be Sunday..which is today where I live.

Anything stated before the results of the autopsy is PURE HEARSAY...those folks don't know, and if I may say, it's rather earlyl to assume anything at this point. 

[marshalleck]

Feraele wrote...

gamer_girl wrote...

Can someone say how she died? If it was an OD I don't get why people are so sad. Personally I have no sympathy for people who OD or get alcohol poisoning, etc. They brought it upon themselves. Why should we mourn a life that even they didn't respect enough to keep healthy. Might be a harsh opinion, but I don't really see much point.

They won't know how she died til the autopsy is done, that is supposed to be Sunday..which is today where I live.

Anything stated before the results of the autopsy is PURE HEARSAY...those folks don't know, and if I may say, it's rather earlyl to assume anything at this point. 

Pfft. I'll be really surprised if it's anything but OD, or drug-related failure of some sort.

Modifié par marshalleck, 24 juillet 2011 - 07:47 .

[slimgrin]

She was a troubled person. I've had friends who struggled with drug abuse, its not a pretty thing to see.

[Feraele]

marshalleck wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Jesus christ, you guys saying she deserved to die are outrageous.

I can think of quite a few people whom are much more deserving, but this development was pretty much inevitable. It's hard for me to feel any sympathy for someone who wastes their life in such a way. I had a good friend, 30 years old, die of a brain tumor a few years ago. That is a tragedy. Amy Winehouse? Just a pointless waste of life. 

She had a few problems, manic depressive, addicted to drugs and alcohol..probably more things we don't know about.    

As for  people "deserving" to die,  I don't think that is our place to decide that...is it?    Nor to be judge and jury when we don't have the full facts or even if we do.   There is a higher power that judges us..if you believe in that sort of thing.      Speaking ill of the dead ..I don't know where that comes from and I don't want to know.   It gives me the creeps. 

[Feraele]

slimgrin wrote...

She was a troubled person. I've had friends who struggled with drug abuse, its not a pretty thing to see.

Right and once addicted..it from what I know, is a life-long struggle to stay clean.    But those that have never been there, or never had a person close to them, struggle with addiction,  seem to like to sit in smug judgement. 

[marshalleck]

Feraele wrote...

As for  people "deserving" to die,  I don't think that is our place to decide that...is it?   

Absolutely. There is no higher, objective moral arbiter to do it for us. And the people I would put on a "deserving" list are truly nasty, horrible individuals without whom the world would be a much better place. Amy Winehouse is nowhere near their league.

This idea that "all human life is valuable" is a sweet-sounding lie for children.

Modifié par marshalleck, 24 juillet 2011 - 07:57 .

[Mister Mida]

It's gonna suck for her friends and family, but putting it bluntly, I'm indifferent.

[Chuvvy]

marshalleck wrote...

Feraele wrote...

As for  people "deserving" to die,  I don't think that is our place to decide that...is it?   

Absolutely. There is no higher, objective moral arbiter to do it for us. And the people I would put on a "deserving" list are truly nasty, horrible individuals without whom the world would be a much better place. Amy Winehouse is nowhere near their league.

Are you kidding me? Amy Winehouse is basically a tall Kim Jong Il.

[Feraele]

Addai67 wrote...

No matter what she did or didn't do with her life, it's a human being we're talking about.

Be a mensch, don't be a schlamozel. And don't speak ill of the dead.

Hear hear, although I don't know the meanings of mensch or schlamozel,  I definitely second everything else you said.

[Feraele]

marshalleck wrote...

Feraele wrote...

As for  people "deserving" to die,  I don't think that is our place to decide that...is it?   

Absolutely. There is no higher, objective moral arbiter to do it for us. And the people I would put on a "deserving" list are truly nasty, horrible individuals without whom the world would be a much better place. Amy Winehouse is nowhere near their league.

This idea that "all human life is valuable" is a sweet-sounding lie for children.

I think you're trolling me...I think that what you say is rather disturbing.    I am glad I am not on your list of people who deserve to die....didn't Hitler have a list like that?

[Chuvvy]

Feraele wrote...

marshalleck wrote...

Feraele wrote...

As for  people "deserving" to die,  I don't think that is our place to decide that...is it?   

Absolutely. There is no higher, objective moral arbiter to do it for us. And the people I would put on a "deserving" list are truly nasty, horrible individuals without whom the world would be a much better place. Amy Winehouse is nowhere near their league.

This idea that "all human life is valuable" is a sweet-sounding lie for children.

I think you're trolling me...I think that what you say is rather disturbing.    I am glad I am not on your list of people who deserve to die....didn't Hitler have a list like that?

I think he would put people like Hitler on the list.

[Feraele]

Deathwurm wrote...

I honestly can't say that the news surprised me.
I've known so many folks that have gone down the same path with the same results.
There was obviously something in her that was so painful that self-destruction seemed better than life.
The really sad part is that now everyone who was ever involved with her will make a ton of money...especially her record company!

Odd little note on this whole thing I saw during the story on the news...she was 27 years old. That's the same age as Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and Kurt Cobain when they died.

"There was obviously something in her that was so painful that self-destruction seemed better than life."

-end quote

Thats exactly how I see her Deathwurm.     Like someone stated on one of the you-tube videos,  she was crying for help....but I don't think she knew how to accept what was offered.

She cancelled all her shows ..like what 3 days prior to her death....anyone notice that bit?   Guess we'll find out if it was accidental or....