Whitney Houston dead at 48

~~Leo656~~ · 02-15-2012, 11:21 PM

Probably accidental, I doubt a lot of drug deaths are intentional, there's probably easier ways to do it. When my mom ODed part of me wondered if she did it on purpose but I don't think she would have ODed on coke on purpose, if anything she would have taken a bunch of pills if she was trying to kill herself. If anything, Whitney's body could have just shut down from years of too much abuse, to the point where even a moderate dose could have caused her to go too far under. When they did my mom's autopsy there was a little of everything, nothing to extreme levels, but when the body says "no more" it's lights out.

Nobody should be happy when someone dies but no one should elevate someone's worth just because they had "a gift" either. Especially if they set a poor example in life. As for Whitney's daughter, I think the real best thing would have been for her mom to get her sh*t together for both of their sakes, but some people just don't care about anyone but themselves. That's one of the things that goes hand in hand with drug abuse, it's selfish behavior that begets more selfish behavior.

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02-15-2012, 11:21 PM	#1
~~Leo656~~ Banned Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: nWo Country Posts: 27,703	Probably accidental, I doubt a lot of drug deaths are intentional, there's probably easier ways to do it. When my mom ODed part of me wondered if she did it on purpose but I don't think she would have ODed on coke on purpose, if anything she would have taken a bunch of pills if she was trying to kill herself. If anything, Whitney's body could have just shut down from years of too much abuse, to the point where even a moderate dose could have caused her to go too far under. When they did my mom's autopsy there was a little of everything, nothing to extreme levels, but when the body says "no more" it's lights out. Nobody should be happy when someone dies but no one should elevate someone's worth just because they had "a gift" either. Especially if they set a poor example in life. As for Whitney's daughter, I think the real best thing would have been for her mom to get her sh*t together for both of their sakes, but some people just don't care about anyone but themselves. That's one of the things that goes hand in hand with drug abuse, it's selfish behavior that begets more selfish behavior.