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Before she married Brown it was said she was a lesbian. She married him as a beard. He helped her get into drugs. Proof the closet kills!
I'm not denying the fact that Dolly owns that song. When I say bitch please it's to point out nobody does that song better than Whitney.
Whitney, Mariah, and Celine. Nobody sings songs they've sung and do it better than them![]()
Crack is whack, isn't it, Telstra?
I don't know so much that people are feeding off Ms. Houston's death.
Her life was writ large as a celebrity.
In times past, it was the emperor or the general that lingered in the popular imagination.
Today, celebrities build up their cult followings, and when they pass, the fame lingers, even in infamy.
That her life was marred by drug abuse was every bit as public as her performances.
Although I can honestly stay I had never seen her perform an entire song at any point, and I have no feelings about her one way or the other, her publicity is a story unto itself.
That fans and followers are still talking isn't a case of kicking a corpse, rather a sort of tabloid way of closure with something that disturbed a lot of people, and disturbed them a lot earlier than when she died.
Why does it appear a ghoulish to you?
Why didn't they find this heart condition? I remember there were rumors that she was suffering from emphysema and was going to die. Those reports weren't far off. Another thing, Whitney was heavy smoker. Smoking cigarettes can definitely lead to closing of heart arteries.
She possibly WAS aware of it - half the population have atherosclerotic heart disease but most probably aren't aware of it. If you're an addict - alcohol, nicotine or hard drugs - it's incredibly hard to stop, even you're aware of the risks to your health....Why didn't they find this heart condition? I remember there were rumors that she was suffering from emphysema and was going to die. Those reports weren't far off. Another thing, Whitney was heavy smoker. Smoking cigarettes can definitely lead to closing of heart arteries.
Uh.
DROWNING killed Whitney Houston.
COCAINE(and the other drugs in her system) exacerbated the death.
I know you like stirring the pot in Whitney threads, but the very least you could do is read the articles you link to. Her official cause of death is by drowning.
She possibly WAS aware of it - half the population have atherosclerotic heart disease but most probably aren't aware of it. If you're an addict - alcohol, nicotine or hard drugs - it's incredibly hard to stop, even you're aware of the risks to your health.
I'll say it again, with all of these drug-related celebrity deaths - whether it's Elvis, Whitney, Jackson, Cobain etc - some of the blame HAS to fall on their friends, family and managements. Unfortunately, most of them are so busy living off the gravy train, they don't seem to care that the driver has fallen asleep at the wheel.
^what a fail. not sure if trolling or serious

But, friend, is that not the whole life of megacelebrity, even into death?
Every iota of a life is gleaned, and shared, as a sort of whored intimacy that is at first encouraged by the famous, but then found to be sold at dear price.
And, I would disagree that we all have demons of like nature. Demons are the fears that haunt us, that tell us we are not good enough, that whisper that no one likes us. Our skeletons are a different matter. Some have actually murdered, abused, stolen, beaten, cheated, terrified, and hated.
In my experience, I've found that many more people have not performed that latter list, they HAVE been decent to their neighbors and loved ones. That's sort of the basis of our laws, punishing the transgressions that are MUCH more damaging than gossip at the fence. And, to the former list, most of us KNOW that our families and friends love us, and no demon can tell us otherwise, not even with the added stress of homosexual tensions living in a straight world.
Adam, YOU know you are loved. YOU know also that Ms. Houston clearly understood her millions of fans loved her. Whether she should have been arrested and punished for trafficking in hard drugs is a real policy question, but it is clear that society has a huge double standard. When it comes to insobriety, the very rich and worshipped are simply making foolish decisions, wasting their status, but the poor are threats to public safety, an underclass, and a blight on society as they steal and take in order to get the next high, rarely contributing to community or society, just taking and taking.
Not to ennoble the discussion here too much, but I do believe that is why there is a polarizing view of the tragedy. One faction sees the obligation of all of us to contribute to the whole, while another defends the rights of an individual to live just for self, and have no accountability to the herd. Maybe that is too simplistic, but it seems to have resonance to me. And, I do see real content in the debate, much more so that fame-worshippers clamoring for a souvenir at an estate sale.
Don't hate me because I'm obdurate.There are one or two others on here who already have that job.
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