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The Voice has passed at the age of 48. The cause of death is unknown as of now.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QaI-M9sxW4[/youtube]
UPDATE ONE: Location of death revealed as the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
UPDATE TWO: No obvious drug abuse or foul play involved.
Sources: CBS News
TMZ
USA Today
MSNBC
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Don't take this as a personal attack on you, please. It's not, this is just my opinion.
Then why don't we let everyone know about the deaths of the thousands of people that die daily, or the hundreds that die every hour, or even every minute? Why should we know about her death but not everyone else's as well?
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Because, do you know of everyone else? Have you heard of the Jones family that just got killed by a drunk driver? No. It is extremely sad, of course, but not newsworthy or anything. Now, if Mariah Carey were to die, that's newsworthy, because millions of people know of her.
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Yes, I suppose I get what you're saying. But what makes Mariah Carrey newsworthy as opposed to the Jones Family? Because more people know her? I think it's a bit double-standard-y to report specific deaths by name, and then they say things like "Cruise ship crashes, thousands die". Do they not deserve to be mentioned by their name simply because they weren't as popular? What about the deaths that aren't reported? What about them?
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Because they had made a name for themselves before they passed which is what life is about. Not saying I agree with it, but that's what many people see it as. If a homeless man were to pass today, (..Which I'm sure somewhere there has...) Everyone would live there life normally. If, Obama, who is president of the United States were to somehow get into some sort of accident, It would be all over the place.
It's because many people know those specific deceased for what they have done and accomplished, That's why it would matter more than some lowly drug-addict.
That's why it would matter more than some lowly drug-addict.
But during these career and personal highs, Houston was using drugs. In an interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2010, she said by the time "The Preacher's Wife" was released, "(doing drugs) was an everyday thing
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I first heard about this while watching Charlie Brown
JEC: Your best friends and all your family just died. Sad? An old man in a foreign country died. Sad?
Then why don't we let everyone know about the deaths of the thousands of people that die daily, or the hundreds that die every hour, or even every minute? Why should we know about her death but not everyone else's as well?
Eeeww, you're reminding me of TakoMan02...
Well I'm not being harsh.. But why would random people want to that random people, who they don't even know died?
Also Jad.. You're arguing about why we don't hear about other peoples death by name? And you have not even said R.I.P to a famous person.. Having said that none of you had, you're all busy arguing and forgetting the main topic reason.
R.I.P Whitney Houston
(P.S Jad my neighbour John died recently.)
I first heard about this while watching Charlie Brown
Charlie Brown Valentine's day episodes? Lol Me too.
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Also Jad.. You're arguing about why we don't hear about other peoples death by name? And you have not even said R.I.P to a famous person.. Having said that none of you had, you're all busy arguing and forgetting the main topic reason.
I don't have to announce it publicly to be sad about it.
I'm saying either mention all or mention none. Don't prioritize deaths.
JEC: Your best friends and all your family just died. Sad?
Yes.
An old man in a foreign country died. Sad?
No.
I'm not talking about "Everyone should be sad" vs. "Everyone should not care", I'm saying that we shouldn't treat the death of anyone as more important or tragic than that of anyone else. If you want to be sad about one death and not about another, be my guest, but don't go around pretending that the death of any person is more important or more sad than the death of anything else. I gurantee if my grandfather died I'd be sad but most of you wouldn't give two crap. I don't care about that, I'm just trying to say it's not right for me to expect you to take more notice of his death than the death of the other thousands that die daily.
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EE_Scythe wrote:That's why it would matter more than some lowly drug-addict.
http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2012/02/11/whitney-houston-dies-at-48/ wrote:But during these career and personal highs, Houston was using drugs. In an interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2010, she said by the time "The Preacher's Wife" was released, "(doing drugs) was an everyday thing
Whitney Houston, A celebrity, uses drugs. What a news headline.
Well, you're implying that a "lowly drug addict" deserves no mention of death or mourning over his/her death, when Whitney Houston did drugs herself. Does that not make her a "lowly drug-addict"?
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I don't know when, but I first heard about it when I logged on today.
I don't seem to recall a Winehouse topic.
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JEC: There's a difference between being more sad and something being newsworthy.
I don't think any of us here are actually more sad (unless she was anyone's idol), just more intrigued really.
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I never heard of her until she died... W/e doesn't seem like the cause is on this topic yet:
She took too many prescription drugs (Zantex) and slipped and drowned in her bathtub.
Never heard of Whitney Houston or Mariah Carey xD
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