Okay, taking aside personal feelings about myself. Would I be a massive cunt? What about the asda worker who took my payment for the liter of vodka? Would they be culpable?
Peaches Geldof is dead, age 25
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Okay, taking aside personal feelings about myself. Would I be a massive cunt? What about the asda worker who took my payment for the liter of vodka? Would they be culpable?
Depends, why?
I think you know what I'm alluding to in honesty.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
No. But I'm figuring that they called and raised no answer...hence it was her husband that actually discovered her when he got down there. And now that the OB have confirmed they found ''paraphernalia" that clears him from any suspicion that he attempted to cover anything up.
Sure, but it doesn't answer my question.
So hubby was definitely the first person at the house? The bod he called first didn't go there? And now hubby's not under suspicion, but he was, and drug paraphernalia has been found now?
Sorry, I'm not demanding that you answer
Just wondering out loud about what the truth of it really isYou didn't answer my question. Have some manners, that's how conversation works.
If only
If only
So ye, what I'm getting at is the hypocracy that exists between legal and illegal drug use. If Peaches Geldoff had died of alcohol poisoning or alclhor related issues, like George best, it would be a tragic tale of self indulgence. However because she was a smack Head somebody else or the wicked drub is to blame?
Thank fuck this utter dickhead is banned now, I was about to lose my temper with him.
Johnny Canuck3
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Death of Queen Victoria:
Death of Nasser:
Death of Gandhi:
Death of Lennon:
Most of the people in those crowds didn't personally know the deceased.
I still think she was a good mother, who had a moment....and that's so tragic. l i feel the same way about my friend who recently died in similar circumstances....he was a good father...my closest male friends all my life have been heroin addicts, and my Mum is also an addict.
Various friends/ family of mine will never agree but we all have our opinions, that's okay.
Various friends/ family of mine will never agree but we all have our opinions, that's okay.
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Johnny Canuck3
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It is tragic, no doubt: but it wasn't that long ago that she was photographed dumping her kid out of a pram as she talks on a cel phone throughout.
I read that....it didn't look so bad to me....maybe those London roads....
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Before anyone says she wasn't a good Mum, I disagree....she was a great Mum and make a serious mistake. But that doesn't take away from her being a fantastic Mum while she was alive.
This is an extreme case and I expect people to show some compassion.
Johnny Canuck3
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As far as what phildwyer was talking about - I believe that he's going in the right direction.
Imo, one's parents play a huge role in the lives of their children. I think that children spend a good part of their lives in reaction to their parents - either emulating them unconsciously or consciously; or trying to rebel against them or be the opposite of them, again either consciously or otherwise. To make matters more complicated, they can alternate between copying and rejecting at different times of life. But parents play a major part in what their children will become and what they will do.
Imo, one's parents play a huge role in the lives of their children. I think that children spend a good part of their lives in reaction to their parents - either emulating them unconsciously or consciously; or trying to rebel against them or be the opposite of them, again either consciously or otherwise. To make matters more complicated, they can alternate between copying and rejecting at different times of life. But parents play a major part in what their children will become and what they will do.
bubblesmcgrath
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I feel sorry for Peaches, that she died alone....in what seem to be tragic circumstances. A young woman who had everything in life except her own mother whom she clearly missed dreadfully
It's a dreadfully sad story...no matter who she is..
It's a dreadfully sad story...no matter who she is..
Good parents make mistakes.....tragic beyond belief, but we mustnt judge, it was a crazy mistake.
goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
Death of Queen Victoria:
Death of Nasser:
Death of Gandhi:
Death of Lennon:
Most of the people in those crowds didn't personally know the deceased.
Positively restrained. The Iranians know a thing or two about mass grief.
bubblesmcgrath
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As do the North Koreans...but their grief source is fear, not empathy......and the Iranians mass outpouring of grief was more likely to be from duty, respect and tradition.
goldenecitrone
post tenebras lux
and the Iranians mass outpouring of grief was more likely to be from duty, respect and tradition.
They look pretty upset to me.
girasol
Addicted to handstands!
I don't think people are disputing whether parents are a big influence. IMO it was more the way it was said? Obviously Peache's life was badly affected by her mother's death, sometimes stating the obvious is uncalled for.
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brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
So what gives you the right to call people dickhead? Anything to do with what you said earlier?
Bants aside, are you going to expand upon why you chose to blame the victims of media manipulation in this thread?
bubblesmcgrath
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They were ordered to cry though and if they didnt cry hard enough they were likely to be fed to rabid dogs ....or be shot...or end up in a concentration camp.
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