All the ways you wish you could be, that's me. I look like you wanna look, I **** like you wanna ****, I am smart, capable, and most importantly, I am free in all the ways that you are not.
I have to completely disagree with the statement "anyone who's dead deserved respect". That's just foolish. So you're telling me a rapist who destroyed lives of many women, if killed, deserved our respect? Nonsense.
The same goes for hitler, a horrible person who served no good to the world deserves respect simply because he's dead? Bull.
Just because someones dead doesn't mean respect should be automatic, it should be based on the actions they took when alive. If they lived a good life, then sure, respect is no problem. But if they abused people or caused misery during their lifetime, then no, respect is not necessary.
I was so sad when I found out Glenn died. I can't watch Hero anymore because it makes me really depressed, he just played the part of Doyle so well that he touched hearts, but how do you know he died of a morphine overdose?! I knew that his family didn't want to make the circumstances of his death public but I had no idea he was a druggie.
How do you know this?
Hi! Glad that I finally found out about why when I was watching "Angel" that they dedicated an episode in memory to Glenn. I didn't know why he was wasn't he wasn't gonna be on the show anymore. He played a 1/2 demon & 1/2 human with vision messages from the power's that be.Sent by them to help Angel & Cordelia.His Character sacrificed his life for mankind.His character had an irish or scottish accent. He was awesome on "Rosanne." Love & Peace!
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