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Stop with the wishful thinking, the irresponsibility...

posted 11 years ago by oztinseptember
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While he was a brilliant comic, he nevertheless, chose wrongly.

Yes, it is a tragic, selfish act that he did and he was a completely flawed human being as we all are and stop saying that he is with God and in heaven and all of that.

If there is a God, RW would surely be in hell for taking his own life...no matter how much he has made you laughed or how he had entertained you or how good he made you feel.

Stop with the misdirected sympathy. Instead, learn from this and look deep within yourselves and your community to possibly help those who are in the similar needs.

Be careful how they might think of this as a POSITIVE way out.

If RW did it and get so much blessings and well wishings, why can't I scenario.

All I can say for RW is that at least I am happy that he is no longer in pain.

Nothing more.

[–] Cine-Verite 10 years ago

oztinseptember --

Yes, it is a tragic, selfish act that he did and he was a completely flawed human being as we all are and stop saying that he is with God and in heaven and all of that.

If there is a God, RW would surely be in hell for taking his own life...no matter how much he has made you laughed or how he had entertained you or how good he made you feel.

You have NO understanding of depression for if you did, you wouldn't have made such outlandish statements. There is no use in trying to describe to you the debilitating illness and its
role in suicide; if you don't get it by now, it's doubtful you ever will.

If there is a God, RW would surely be in hell for taking his own life...no matter how much he has made you laughed or how he had entertained you or how good he made you feel.

Furthermore, what are your credentials to proclaim what a God would or would not do to one who has ended their life? As far as I know, no one has ever come back from the dead to tell us the goings on on "the other side."

If you spoke from a factual perspective, your post wouldn't sound pompous, ill-informed, and judgemental. Poor you.

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[–] SuePeace 10 years ago

Wow. All I can say is that if hell is filled with people like Robin Williams, then maybe I've been focusing on the wrong afterlife.

[–] Jinx (3877) 4 years ago

Just another thing wrong with your wack-a-doodle religion! To mount on top of the tremendous pain of losing someone you love, your religion has to put acid on the wound by saying that they will go to Hell for suicide. Just another atrocity of the church!
Why state your religion as though it's some sort of fact? It's not! It's your messed up belief.

[–] Otter (24464) 4 years ago

Oh stuff it. Williams had been recently diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia, a horrible and totally incurable disease.

If he'd lived he had nothing to look forward to but illness, disability, hallucinations, fits of terror and rage, the grief of loved ones and the utter loss of self. If I was diagnosed with the same I would put my affairs in order and plan to check out before things got too horrible, and if there's a God that influcts this kind of misery on human beings than that God does not deserve worship.