Do you think that death is the worst thing that can happen in life?Well you suggested that the money had protected her from the worst consequences of her addiction. If the speculation that her death was related to it is correct, that's not true is it?
Having to read one of your threads comes pretty close.Do you think that death is the worst thing that can happen in life?
I wouldn't, and didn't.That voice, course I fancied her back in the day. Who wouldn't?
45, seriously no age. RIP.
Me either. I don't get the whole 'fancying posh birds' thing at all.I wouldn't, and didn't.
You're making a fuss about people being unkind to a priviledged person whose life has been shortened cos she chose to get mullered. Fuck her.
Shall we remember this next time a middle class white urbanite dies from drug related causes?
Even if it's true then her money certainly gave her access to better health care than most people, and she probably died in more comfort than most. And of course before her illness she had access to a level of treatment for her addiction that most addicts can only dream off.Well you suggested that the money had protected her from the worst consequences of her addiction. If the speculation that her death was related to it is correct, that's not true is it?
I resent the fact that she was born with access to wealth and seemed to think there was nothing wrong that she and others spending their time sorting coke and skiing while others are living below the poverty line. Was she vacuous, she certainly came across that way in interviews but that's all I can judge on. I'm sorry for her friends and family but personally I'm pretty ambivalent about her death.Do you resent her then? Think her vacuous or 'no loss'?
I 'took a look' at the whole thread and couldn't find any. Where did this happen?Also think people on here using her death as an opportunity for spouting misogynistic bullshit should probs take a look.
Because we all draw the line, unless you believe that people can't utter anything but 'how sad' at the death of anyone.I don't know why people think they get to choose who counts and where the line is drawn.
Because we all draw the line, unless you believe that people can't utter anything but 'how sad' at the death of anyone.
Yes, so? How does that relate to keithy's post arguing that nobody has the right to "choose who counts"? Unless you are seriously arguing that everybody's, Hitler's, Trumps, Pinochet's etc, death is a tragedy then we all put a line somewhere.There are a number of people on the thread who have been frank about their feelings and perception of TPT without resorting to blaming her for her addictions and being quite nasty about her death.
There are a number of people on the thread who have been frank about their feelings and perception of TPT without resorting to blaming her for her addictions and being quite nasty about her death.
Yes, so? How does that relate to keithy's post arguing that nobody has the right to "choose who counts"? Unless you are seriously arguing that everybody's, Hitler's, Trumps, Pinochet's etc, death is a tragedy then we all put a line somewhere.
Because we all draw the line, unless you believe that people can't utter anything but 'how sad' at the death of anyone.
There are a number of people on the thread who have been frank about their feelings and perception of TPT without resorting to blaming her for her addictions and being quite nasty about her death.
tbh i did think cheesypoof said the death of anyone at 45 is sad, which to my mind's far from being the case as the deaths of heinrich himmler (44) and indeed martin bormann (very nearly 45) by no means sad. imho. not to mention 'skrewydriver' ian stuart donaldson (36). i am sure similar delightful deaths will occur to others.Bringing up hitler is bizarre. You said:
Noone has said that on this thread, which is why I posted this as a direct response to the conclusion you jumped to in bold:
If you're known for taking drugs you're going to get comments about it when you die. If I die of lung cancer I'm sure everyone who knows me will blame it on my years of smoking. It has been long established on this message board that we are not obliged to be respectful on the RIP threads of celebrities.
tbh i did think cheesypoof said the death of anyone at 45 is sad, which to my mind's far from being the case as the deaths of heinrich himmler (44) and indeed martin bormann (very nearly 45) by no means sad. imho.
how very true.She's a fan of Ivanka Trump and David Icke. Her opinion counts for dick.
1) urban; 2) many different lines.I don't know why people think they get to choose who counts and where the line is drawn.
You are bang on there keithy . Bang on.I don't know why people think they get to choose who counts and where the line is drawn.
Ambivalance I get. My own feelings regarding TPT are ambivalent save for the fact that I find the death of a 45 year old woman rather sad. It's the obvious glee that some are taking that I find fucked-up. On the rest of your post, it's a question of relative wealth. You have access to medical treatment and facilities that 90% of the people on the planet could only dream of. Should you be vilified for that? There are plenty of people on this very website who spend shit loads of cash on cocaine and other drugs while others are living below the poverty line.Even if it's true then her money certainly gave her access to better health care than most people, and she probably died in more comfort than most. And of course before her illness she had access to a level of treatment for her addiction that most addicts can only dream off.
I resent the fact that she was born with access to wealth and seemed to think there was nothing wrong that she and others spending their time sorting coke and skiing while others are living below the poverty line. Was she vacuous, she certainly came across that way in interviews but that's all I can judge on. I'm sorry for her friends and family but personally I'm pretty ambivalent about her death.