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1. There is no hostility just facts

   I don't see were there is any hostility involved. I have only stated facts that support my point of view which is my right and shows responsibility about respecting oneself's body and mind to others around me. Just because someone is popular or in the limelight doesn't make them right or great. Charles Manson was in the spotlight - does this make him great? Drug abuse is rampant and destroying humanity. We should not tolerate nor should we respect it by thinking it is normal or just a passing thing like a cold. It destroys life and if it is an so-called artist that promotes the druggie lifestyle or is a abuser, we should not supply that person with funds to continue their abuse. That is all I want to say. I will never defend drug abusers and those they hurt because of their stupidity and bad choices.

   6 months ago In response to Rehab

2. Get Real

   After working over 15 years in probation and Sheriff's Work programs environments, I don't live in a bubble especially when it comes to drugs and irresponsible behaviour. If you do things to yourself you are not a victim. You are doing things that you choose to do. After all those years of working with people who constantly make bad choices and choose lifestyles that are dangerous and unhealthy you become quite educated in knowing the difference between a real victim and a pity seeker. When it comes to Amy Winehouse, how many years did she study music? Who was her vocal coach? I personally don't see any value or talent in her - just another typical generation X spoiled brat.

   6 months ago In response to Rehab

3. Fire Chief is wrong and callous

   The paramedics were inept in their duties of not knowing that a serious head injury or trauma mimics death like symptoms and they should have treated her as still having the possibility of being alive. They should have their paramedical licenses revoked. They are just as guilty as the drunk driver except that they are even more responsible for her death since they had the chance to act and save her but stupidly didn't. The Chief should resign and is lucky that this wasn't his daughter - he would have felt differently if this would have been his child. Maybe his lesson is coming soon. He should never be allowed to make life and death choices since he is a typical selfish idiot who defends his "people" without thinking about others who are not in the same field.

   6 months, 1 week ago In response to The Decision

Define what responsibility means to you.