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Archived: Brittany Murphy dies at age 32

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Re: Brittany Murphy dies at age 32

12/21/09 7:25 pm | #31

On that telling people they "should care" thing. If the guy doesn't know her, he doesn't really have to care. And it's a waste of time arguing about it, or even paying it any attention. It was sad, yes, but I bet none of you shed a tear over it. If you really cared, you would have been crying your heart out like her family members that care about and loved her.

With that being said.
It was sad, and I would have enjoyed seeing more of her work. She was young, but when the big man calls, you have to pick up the phone. I didn't really like her part in 8 Mile because of the image it portrayed her as. So yeah. R.I.P.

12/31/69 7:00 pm | #32

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Re: Brittany Murphy dies at age 32

12/21/09 8:28 pm | #33

Sorry to hear of her death. It is sad when someone that young dies (she just turn 32 in nov & she is one year younger than me so it put life in perspective)

Even if u don't care or do when someone passes to me it means someon unique has left this reality. I may not know alot of u on here personally, but I would miss any of you when yur pass (except Topdogs he just blows chunks!! J/K)

This year it seems alot of big name stars have pas but no more than normal but it evryone is unique and everyone that passes is a different value or experinces that goes with them

And that's all I have to say about that........

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Re: Brittany Murphy dies at age 32

12/21/09 8:53 pm | #35

Were not talking about alot of people, were talking about a specific person and mourning here. Of course we aren't going to mourn the death of alot of people. Only people we knew, such as brittany murphy. maybe not personally, but from TV and movies. So don't come in here bad mouthing people like that, and saying that you don't care.

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Re: Brittany Murphy dies at age 32

12/21/09 11:24 pm | #45

I just want to pipe up again and say that I do feel it's appropriate to 'pay your respects' to the memory of someone by honouring their death, consoling family members, or whatever. Since we don't know Brittany Murphy or her family, the closest we can come to paying our respects is mentioning her here, which is fine.

My beef is just with folks throwing around dangerous words like "should" and "ought", and calling someone close-minded and accusing them of being responsible for society's downfall because they aren't losing sleep over a stranger kicking the bucket.

I'm with Lady Evol here in that her death really doesn't impact any of us, and I personally just dislike celebrities and other famous people, but I have no problem with people paying their respects to the dead, whether they were famous in life or not--my original post in this thread was partially my paying respect to Ms Murphy's memory. I don't particularly care that she died, but I do care that she was once living if that makes any sense.

But I still stand by my opinion that we should be quicker to honour the living than celebrate the dead!

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