CynthiaCypher
Well-Known Member
...and no one gives two ***** because they rather pretend mourn a celebrity.
News at 11.
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I'm sorry to see you using the death of a random homeless person as an excuse to put down your fellow RF members.
I usually don't, but people like Robin Williams I do think are admirable. Not all celebrities are false idols, but most are, unfortunately. And I do agree that much of the celebrity culture is toxic.I just do not understand why people make a big deal when a celebrity dies. I never have. It's just not my thing. Celebrities don't mean a **** to me. In fact I find the whole culture of celebrity repugnant.
People know & like him.I just do not understand why people make a big deal when a celebrity dies. I never have. It's just not my thing. Celebrities don't mean a **** to me. In fact I find the whole culture of celebrity repugnant.
May the random homeless person rest in peace.
I usually don't, but people like Robin Williams I do think are admirable. Not all celebrities are false idols, but most are, unfortunately. And I do agree that much of the celebrity culture is toxic.
I just do not understand why people make a big deal when a celebrity dies. I never have. It's just not my thing. Celebrities don't mean a **** to me. In fact I find the whole culture of celebrity repugnant.
I just do not understand why people make a big deal when a celebrity dies. I never have. It's just not my thing. Celebrities don't mean a **** to me. In fact I find the whole culture of celebrity repugnant.
People know & like him.
That's how mourning works.
Those who don't care needn't mourn.
You resent it? Tough titties.
I know his work.You just think or believe you know him, but you really don't. He could have been a completely different person from his media portrayal.
People know & like him.
That's how mourning works.
Those who don't care needn't mourn.
You resent it? Tough titties.
Aye, we're each entitled to our own preferences.That's pretty how it works. When it comes to famous people you're a big fan of, you form an emotional connection with them/their work. They're inspirations and heroes to you. The people I've been the most upset about dying are: Left Eye, Aaliyah (I was a kid when they died), Dimebag Darrell (I cried when I heard he was he was killed) and Whitney Houston (I'm still upset about her passing). I was sad when Anna Nicole Smith died, too. Not because I was a big fan of her, really, but because people were making fun of her death and celebrating it and that was a horrible way to treat a human being that, while troubled, never hurt anyone and who was obviously murdered (along with her beloved son) for her money.
Yes. It was Robin Williams gift to the fans through his work and talent. I think you can know a person through a venue like that, even though on a personal level for which a fan is still a complete stranger, nevertheless there is still a connection between a celebrity and their fans that is distinct and unique in it's own way.I know his work.
That's enuf for me.
Aye, we're each entitled to our own preferences.
They're all valid.