Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
19:24, I'd say she reached her potential. Her career had peaked and was over. There are reasons to morn if you knew her, and we (the public) did not. People are not morning "a celebrity or an icon who broke through images that many young women and many families needed." Please. What image? The image of a black crack whore? We needed that? Her shining (clean) moment was very, very brief. That image was fleeting. To put her in the same category as Rosa Parks is, frankly, insulting.
Mourn. With a "u."
Morning and mourning are two very different things.
Also, while you're using insults, at least be accurate. I'm not sure it's ever been said that Whitney Houston prostituted herself.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know about mourn/morn. I saw it after I posted. I wrote it correctly in the OP. We all do that sometimes. Type fast and make mistakes. It doesn't make Whitney any less of a crack whore. Oh excuse me, have the "image" of a crack whore.
You are disgusting and should be ashamed of yourself.
Anonymous wrote:I know about mourn/morn. I saw it after I posted. I wrote it correctly in the OP. We all do that sometimes. Type fast and make mistakes. It doesn't make Whitney any less of a crack whore. Oh excuse me, have the "image" of a crack whore.
Anonymous wrote:19:24, I'd say she reached her potential. Her career had peaked and was over. There are reasons to morn if you knew her, and we (the public) did not. People are not morning "a celebrity or an icon who broke through images that many young women and many families needed." Please. What image? The image of a black crack whore? We needed that? Her shining (clean) moment was very, very brief. That image was fleeting. To put her in the same category as Rosa Parks is, frankly, insulting.
Anonymous wrote:Enough America! She was a cracked out, over-rated singer, a neglectful mother, and a correct me if I'm wrong but a royal bitch and an entitled diva. And here we are, a nation in mourning. So weird. I thought the Superbowl chatter was annoying. This is worse.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:All the soldiers who gave their lives so we can all come to post trivial shit on this board, did/do we celebrate them this way?
Why do we honor police officers, firefighters, and paramedics but not soldiers? Good question.
Anonymous wrote:19:24, I'd say she reached her potential. Her career had peaked and was over. There are reasons to morn if you knew her, and we (the public) did not. People are not morning "a celebrity or an icon who broke through images that many young women and many families needed." Please. What image? The image of a black crack whore? We needed that? Her shining (clean) moment was very, very brief. That image was fleeting. To put her in the same category as Rosa Parks is, frankly, insulting.