is it wrong that i really dont care or feel bad whitney houston died?

[doriancutlerman]

so on facebook everyone is crying about the passing of yet another crackhead who had the world by the balls and threw it all away. quite frankly i dont give a fuck, and i dont feel one bit sorry for her. for the most part because she wasnt a street addict with no hope or future, she had every opportunity to live an amazing life and threw it all away.

i feel badly for street addicts who have addictions. i couldnt imagine anything worse. but to have every opportunity at your disposal to live a life, and to have a god given talent that is a rarity many of us could only dream of and throw it in the gutter makes me border-line despise her.

I certainly can't say it's "wrong" or "bad" that you don't grieve her death.  You didn't know the woman personally.  Would she be all bent out of shape if she learned you died?  My guess, to within 99.9999999% probability:  no.

That's not to say, "Oh, tit for tat."  But when some gifted performer finds themselves center stage and they slowly fuck up their lives with drug abuse or general stupidity (read: Flex Wheeler), it's pretty hard for me to feel sorry for them.  You could just as easily reword that to say I honestly don't give a shit.

Does that sound harsh?  Maybe, but in the big picture, it's par for the course.  I fancy myself a nice guy, but I have what's called the interstate test.

When I'm driving on the interstate, it seems as most drivers around me either view me as an impediment (driving too slow), an asshole for cutting in front of them, a prick for driving too fast, etc., etc.  In other words, to those other drivers, I'm a faceless guy who is an obstacle or annoyance in their day; they don't give a flying fuck about why I might be speeding, passing their slow ass through the left lane or sand-bagging it and slowing down when my radar detector picks up the Highway Patrol trolling for tickets ahead.  I'm NOTHING to them.

Well, to all of these crybabies, how would Whitney have passed the Interstate test?  It would have reduced her down to another target, another impediment, another faceless jerkoff they would've flipped off and shook their fist at while she careened around, high on ... whatever  

[The Grim Lifter]

its sad that a lot of these stars are not found dead in some paradise but in an awful hotel room,

Kind of hard to do a line off the beach

[claymore]

so on facebook everyone is crying about the passing of yet another crackhead who had the world by the balls and threw it all away. quite frankly i dont give a fuck, and i dont feel one bit sorry for her. for the most part because she wasnt a street addict with no hope or future, she had every opportunity to live an amazing life and threw it all away.

i feel badly for street addicts who have addictions. i couldnt imagine anything worse. but to have every opportunity at your disposal to live a life, and to have a god given talent that is a rarity many of us could only dream of and throw it in the gutter makes me border-line despise her.

Agreed !!

[Marlo Stanfield]

so on facebook everyone is crying about the passing of yet another crackhead who had the world by the balls and threw it all away. quite frankly i dont give a fuck, and i dont feel one bit sorry for her. for the most part because she wasnt a street addict with no hope or future, she had every opportunity to live an amazing life and threw it all away.

i feel badly for street addicts who have addictions. i couldnt imagine anything worse. but to have every opportunity at your disposal to live a life, and to have a god given talent that is a rarity many of us could only dream of and throw it in the gutter makes me border-line despise her.

pretty normal i would say, i didnt give a fuck either...honestly dont see what the hype is, but then again, i cant imagine myself getting distraught and crying over ANY celeb dying... well maybe anna nicole smith, cuz i was reallllly hoping a sex tape of her will surface

[tbombz]

so on facebook everyone is crying about the passing of yet another crackhead who had the world by the balls and threw it all away. quite frankly i dont give a fuck, and i dont feel one bit sorry for her. for the most part because she wasnt a street addict with no hope or future, she had every opportunity to live an amazing life and threw it all away.

i feel badly for street addicts who have addictions. i couldnt imagine anything worse. but to have every opportunity at your disposal to live a life, and to have a god given talent that is a rarity many of us could only dream of and throw it in the gutter makes me border-line despise her.

no reason to pity the street addicts more than whitney. if anything her wealth made her addiction that much more traumatic as she could afford to indulge. in either situation.. feeling bad someone died is a bit immature. feeling bad for the people who will have to live their life without their loved one who passed is the proper reaction. but "death is either a dreamless sleep which is plainly good or the soul goes on to live in a different world"..  and we all die at some point. dont pity the dead.

[liquid_c]

No it's not wrong.  Many people couldn't care less that a drugged out hollywood junkie OD'd.

[Stavios]

so on facebook everyone is crying about the passing of yet another crackhead who had the world by the balls and threw it all away. quite frankly i dont give a fuck, and i dont feel one bit sorry for her. for the most part because she wasnt a street addict with no hope or future, she had every opportunity to live an amazing life and threw it all away.

i feel badly for street addicts who have addictions. i couldnt imagine anything worse. but to have every opportunity at your disposal to live a life, and to have a god given talent that is a rarity many of us could only dream of and throw it in the gutter makes me border-line despise her.

exactly how I feel, I don't give a flying fuck about that hoe

[Army of One]

She was smoking Cuban Cigars specially made to be laced with crack, if you saw a guy on the street doing that youd think he was a piece of shit.

[Krankenstein]

so on facebook everyone is crying about the passing of yet another crackhead who had the world by the balls and threw it all away. quite frankly i dont give a fuck, and i dont feel one bit sorry for her. for the most part because she wasnt a street addict with no hope or future, she had every opportunity to live an amazing life and threw it all away.

i feel badly for street addicts who have addictions. i couldnt imagine anything worse. but to have every opportunity at your disposal to live a life, and to have a god given talent that is a rarity many of us could only dream of and throw it in the gutter makes me border-line despise her.

Dude....couldn't say it any better.  In all honesty, I am with everyone who is pissed that some politician fuck in NJ wanted to fly the flags at half mast because she died.  Ummm....shes a stupid fucking junkie that used her time unwisely here on earth.  Kids...money....family.. ..and you choose to use like she did.

To all those who are crying rivers over her:

0:15....

[_bruce_]

She's gone.
More to go.

[Parker]

I am sad that such a talented individual died because of her own vices. I think Whitney Houston's greatest enemy was herself. People blamed Bobby Brown, but as the adage says "You can only lead a horse to water and not make it drink." He was long gone and she was substituting lortabs and valiums along with alcohol in place of cocaine. Sad story, but no different than about twenty Hollywood morons yearly.

She was doing drugs before Bobby, back in her modeling days. Who knows, this could have been a sticking point with Randall Cunningham and Herschel Walker...

As far as caring---I'm 50/50...it's not going to affect my life in the big scheme of things. This might in fact wake people up. Drugs ain't cool, doing all that blow, crack, benzos, etc, why?


If it doesn't kill you, it (the drugs) will eff you up, eff up your relationships, chance your personality, you lose money, all for what? A damn high!?

[OneMoreRep]

Whitney's passing is a shame, but it didn't bother me in the slightest bit.

The person that did slightly affect me by way of his passing was Michael Jackson.  Being born in the late 60's, Michael Jackson was a staple part of my youth, not so much in the fact that I was a huge fan of his music, but moreso that he was always around during those early formative years.  His music, in one way or another, formed part of the soundtrack of many of our lives (those of us who live in the US).  He was one of the few human beings that I found to be a musical genius.

While I was not a fan of his personal life, I did admire his ability to entertain.

"1"

[Polish Power]

Even though he was a pedo freak?

Whitney's passing is a shame, but it didn't bother me in the slightest bit.

The person that did slightly affect me by way of his passing was Michael Jackson.  Being born in the late 60's, Michael Jackson was a staple part of my youth, not so much in the fact that I was a huge fan of his music, but moreso that he was always around during those early formative years.  His music, in one way or another, formed part of the soundtrack of many of our lives (those of us who live in the US).  He was one of the few human beings that I found to be a musical genius.

While I was not a fan of his personal life, I did admire his ability to entertain.

"1"

[Stavios]

Whitney's passing is a shame, but it didn't bother me in the slightest bit.

The person that did slightly affect me by way of his passing was Michael Jackson.  Being born in the late 60's, Michael Jackson was a staple part of my youth, not so much in the fact that I was a huge fan of his music, but moreso that he was always around during those early formative years.  His music, in one way or another, formed part of the soundtrack of many of our lives (those of us who live in the US).  He was one of the few human beings that I found to be a musical genius.

While I was not a fan of his personal life, I did admire his ability to entertain.

"1"

Andrea Munzer's death affected me more, he was an icon and millions of kids looked up to him

[purenaturalstrength]

Andrea Munzer's death affected me more, he was an icon and millions of kids looked up to him

bodybuilders dont get killed with guns

they get killed with needles

[T-rex]

Everytime I walk by a TV with the news on there's a Whitney Houston tribute piece. What about all of the normal people who died that day who just had ordinary lives and actually contributed to society, working 40hrs a week doing blue collar white collar jobs. That's who I thought about when she croaked. She was given a life on a golden platter and ended it this way. I didn't even give it a second thought when I first heard it.

[bike nut]

Everytime I walk by a TV with the news on there's a Whitney Houston tribute piece. What about all of the normal people who died that day who just had ordinary lives and actually contributed to society, working 40hrs a week doing blue collar white collar jobs. That's who I thought about when she croaked. She was given a life on a golden platter and ended it this way. I didn't even give it a second thought when I first heard it.

My first thought was, Oprah could have saved her, but there just wasn't enough money in it for her.

[Devon97]

Whitney's passing is a shame, but it didn't bother me in the slightest bit.

The person that did slightly affect me by way of his passing was Michael Jackson.  Being born in the late 60's, Michael Jackson was a staple part of my youth, not so much in the fact that I was a huge fan of his music, but moreso that he was always around during those early formative years.  His music, in one way or another, formed part of the soundtrack of many of our lives (those of us who live in the US).  He was one of the few human beings that I found to be a musical genius.

While I was not a fan of his personal life, I did admire his ability to entertain.

"1"

Not to mention the fact you both like boys.

[T-rex]

My first thought was, Oprah could have saved her, but there just wasn't enough money in it for her.

Haha. QFT. Her publicist prob made the call. They actually calculated the ratings+rehab+cost+does anyone give a shit= no

[qbkilla]

fuck no im not sorry she died either, im just storry i have to keep hearing about it because i didnt know who she is and i couldn't care less.  at work that monday after she died everyone was talking about it none stop, annoying as shit, so yes I am sorry she died because i had to hear them play her music during lunch and break time and honestly it sounded like shit.  i could go grab any random black chick and give her a microphone and have her sing some slow crappy love song and no one would be able to tell a difference if it was whitney houston or not.  i dont care about celeberties or singers i have my own life and dont read people magizine and care what stuck up fake titties actress is screwing what twink of the week either.  Yawnnnnnn

[LittleJ]

Andrea Munzer's death affected me more, he was an icon and millions of kids looked up to him

Don't you live in Canada? That shit must suck bro.

[LittleJ]

If you don't care then don't watch.



I care

[wes]

Nobody gets out alive !!

[Parker]

fuck no im not sorry she died either, im just storry i have to keep hearing about it because i didnt know who she is and i couldn't care less.  at work that monday after she died everyone was talking about it none stop, annoying as shit, so yes I am sorry she died because i had to hear them play her music during lunch and break time and honestly it sounded like shit.  i could go grab any random black chick and give her a microphone and have her sing some slow crappy love song and no one would be able to tell a difference if it was whitney houston or not.  i dont care about celeberties or singers i have my own life and dont read people magizine and care what stuck up fake titties actress is screwing what twink of the week either.  Yawnnnnnn

Uhhh, dude you saying that you didn't know who Whitney Houston is, is like saying you don't know Michael Jordan is.
Plus, no you couldn't get some random person off the street and have them sing like Whitney...hell, very few people have done a positively memorable American Anthem---one of them was Marvin Gaye...and we all know how he ended...

Whether you don't like her, you cannot underscore her talent.
No, it doesn't affect you...but what I think is this: Luther, Michael, Whitney...whose next...At Least Prince is still kicking it...
But, many of these icons are what the kids of the 80s grew up with...back when music was music...
The only thing close to Whitney now is MJB and Beyonce.

[njflex]

Uhhh, dude you saying that you didn't know who Whitney Houston is, is like saying you don't know Michael Jordan is.
Plus, no you couldn't get some random person off the street and have them sing like Whitney...hell, very few people have done a positively memorable American Anthem---one of them was Marvin Gaye...and we all know how he ended...

Whether you don't like her, you cannot underscore her talent.
No, it doesn't affect you...but what I think is this: Luther, Michael, Whitney...whose next...At Least Prince is still kicking it...
But, many of these icons are what the kids of the 80s grew up with...back when music was music...
The only thing close to Whitney now is MJB and Beyonce.

i watched some of the funeral in nj its a big deal,,,,commanded a tv network service thats respect,admiration for a loss..yeah the circumstances of her death do not matter at this point.avoided who knows ,,life is a gamble every day and who knows at anytime during her 15 yr or so addiction she could have died same way maybe more who knows how much she did.she was chosen now fate or not.