its NOT that serious

She JUST died, have SOME respect.

I woke up today to a facebook notification letting me know someone commented on my status. So I logged in and saw it was a comment on my status about the death of Whitney Houston, it read as follows:

“Dumbass wasted her talent its good she’s dead hopefully she’s part of a drug video they make kids watch.”

SERIOUSLY DUDE?

She JUST DIED and yes I know she had a drug problem, but christ all mighty have SOME RESPECT for a PERSON DYING.

Then my mom showed me a status my brother’s friend put up on facebook that fucking pissed me off. I don’t have the exact quote but it was something on the fact that people should stop wasting their time mourning a crackhead and should be mourning and honoring all ‘his brothers’ in the military that have lost their lives for our freedom.

Ok.

First of all, EVERYONE honors the great men & women that risk their lives every fucking day for our freedom and if they don’t, then those motherfuckers need an ass whopping.

Just because the last few years of Whitney’s life was clouded with drugs, does not mean that her voice and her music NEVER saved lives all over this world. And that’s more then likely INCLUDING this douchebag’s supposed ‘brothers’.

I mean seriously, Heath Ledger died of an overdose, but I think even his haters took a bit before they started posting nasty shit such as this. Plus I KNOW how much of a love/hate relationship this world has with Michael Jackson but when he died I heard more heartbreaking comments verus hateful ones and his death was drug related as well.

Drug addiction IS A DISEASE people, bottom line, and doesn’t make it any less sad when someone dies from it. Especially when amazingly talented people such as Michael Jackson, Heath Ledger & Whitney Houston fall prisoner to it.

Obviously these people don’t realize that, at the end of the day these people ARE STILL PEOPLE, regardless if they’re celebrities with drug addictions or not.

And even if people die because of drugs or anything else awful, have some fucking respect for the dearly departed.

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