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| Topic: I'm Sorry For His Death, But.... | |
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People who live public lives; die the same way. The more people that know you are alive, the more people will know that you died, no? The entertainment business, the media business, and yes, even the 'business' of the name of the star all make money for people...so it is in the 'best interest' of many people to keep things in the public eye... look at any of the celebrities, the pro athletes...people want to know...and that makes a lot of people a lot of money...they are a business. so, each time you pick up a paper, or turn on a channel that has news about any public person who has died, retired, gone to the hospital, has legal trouble....that is the reason, IMO. I could be wrong... oh fok and now we've to endure the businesses re releases 
no, not really...you see, if you are not interested in the subject, then you do not have to listen to it, read about it, or otherwise involve you or yourself in it!! TA DA!!! that is the beauty of free will!! YOU can choose to NOT be included in it!! so, if YOU do not want to listen to something about someone, read about them, watch them on TV....then don't! Your choice... oh i don't wanna listen to his sh1te all over again but i do intend to listen to the truth coming out! |
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pfffft juror
 judge more like!
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That's all I'm asking for. Show me the proof. Show me the frickin' PROOF!
You HAVE none, because there IS none! |
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oh but it'll all spill, all spill, there's money in them thar paedo stories!
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Edited by
Redykeulous
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Sun 06/28/09 03:31 PM
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Reflect, enjoy, remember.... but put the real emotions towards the people who are there everyday in your life. They are the ones who should sadden us when they pass. They are the ones I would take a day off from work or sit and cry about. Family, friends, even some good acquaintances.... they are within reach everyday. They care whether we succeed or fail. THEY matter.
I do understand what you are saying and indeed there are relationships in our lives that go way beyond the more general types of relatiships we experience. The relationships you refer to include an intimate interconnectedness that does not exist between us and more general others. You are making the point that such relationships are based on resiprosity. Now I would ask you to re-think your position based on the following. Since it was Michael Jackson that brought this up I will use this example. Michael Jackson has been around for 40 years. Many of us have known of him this long. We have shared in much of his life and watched him grow. His songs bring back memories for us, it is true they are not memories of him, but he and his music are the catalist for those memories. Reciprocation - We enjoyed his music, we reveled in it, a pop-culture developed from it. Michael influenced millions an many people were influenced in such personal ways that their life was altered. Did he stop when he became famous, did he stop when he had all the money he could ever need? No, he felt an obligation to his fans and what's more he found a purpose in life, to write, sing, and entertain. That is a reciprocation that each of his fans connect with. There is one last thing to consider. It is true that we should mourn those we have shared love and caring with. It is true that we will be more deeply distressed at those losses. But to deny the fans of a highly public and visable personality, the opportunity to openly mourn such an icon, is to objectify all the rest of humanity that is not part of the group with whom you share an intimate interconnectedness. This is a commen occurance today, and it is a dangerous thought pattern. For when we begin to think of all those others as objects, we forget they are humans and their value to many others is just as great as your value to those you love and care for. |
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oh but it'll all spill, all spill, there's money in them thar paedo stories! YOU said the word...."stories". Not me. Oh, you mean the truth, like what was written just within the past three days?: In 2009, after the death of Michael Jackson, Chandler admitted he had lied and that in fact Jackson had never abused him.
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Reflect, enjoy, remember.... but put the real emotions towards the people who are there everyday in your life. They are the ones who should sadden us when they pass. They are the ones I would take a day off from work or sit and cry about. Family, friends, even some good acquaintances.... they are within reach everyday. They care whether we succeed or fail. THEY matter.
I do understand what you are saying and indeed there are relationships in our lives that go way beyond the more general types of relatiships we experience. The relationships you refer to include an intimate interconnectedness that does not exist between us and more general others. You are making the point that such relationships are based on resiprosity. Now I would ask you to re-think your position based on the following. Since it was Michael Jackson that brought this up I will use this example. Michael Jackson has been around for 40 years. Many of us have known of him this long. We have shared in much of his life and watched him grow. His songs bring back memories for us, it is true they are not memories of him, but he and his music are the catalist for those memories. Reciprocation - We enjoyed his music, we reveled in it, a pop-culture developed from it. Michael influenced millions an many people were influenced in such personal ways that their life was altered. Did he stop when he became famous, did he stop when he had all the money he could ever need? No, he felt an obligation to his fans and what's more he found a purpose in life, to write, sing, and entertain. That is a reciprocation that each of his fans connect with. There is one last thing to consider. It is true that we should mourn those we have shared love and caring with. It is true that we will be more deeply distressed at those losses. But to deny the fans of a highly public and visable personality, the opportunity to openly mourn such an icon, is to objectify all the rest of humanity that is not part of the group with whom you share an intimate interconnectedness. This is a commen occurance today, and it is a dangerous thought pattern. For when we begin to think of all those others as objects, we forget they are humans and their value to many others is just as great as your value to those you love and care for. it's called hysteria! |
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look keith ur obviously in one of ur moods - so much better when it's a good one tho and fun. so lets leave the little paedo ,pseudo black man to his finest moment of glory for the time being
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Nothing doing. Not until you can admit you're wrong for being jury, judge, and executioner all in one, based only on speculation instead of facts.
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Edited by
gayfifer
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Sun 06/28/09 03:40 PM
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Nothing doing. Not until you can admit you're wrong for being jury, judge, and executioner all in one, based only on speculation instead of facts. will i fokk just think in years to come the kiddy fiddlers wont be called paedo any longer they'll be called jackos 
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u crack me up Lee
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I just got an email from some guy named Mahoney in New York asking me if I've seen his kid
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u crack me up Lee
 
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Lee
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Yes, they do. Here's just one example: A 14-year-old girl named Bernadette Whelan died of heart faiure on May 30, 1974, four days after collapsing at a concert held by David Cassidy at London's White City Stadium. Six hundred and fifty were injured, and 30 taken to the hospital. The shaken Cassidy brought Whelan a bouquet of flowers as she lie unconscious in the hospital, and sent her parents a letter of regret. When she died, he was so rattled, he quit both touring and The Partridge Family, and took a 3-year sabbatical. Whelan's death was a turning point in his career, and he's never forgotten her. So yes, it does happen. 
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I just got an email from some guy named Mahoney in New York asking me if I've seen his kid eh? |
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