There have been people mourning the death of “Sons of Anarchy” actor, Johnny Lewis who played Half Sack on the show. Why? He murdered an old woman and possibly committed suicide after. A murder/suicide thing. People online are feeling sorry for Johnny. And other people are saying, that Johnny had personal problems and has been arrested a lot before his death. Why feel bad for someone like that? Of course, obsessive fans of this show, are pretty delusional people. They will support any of their favorites no matter what happened to them.
I’ve just started watching, “Sons of Anarchy”, by the way. Still in the middle of “Season 1”. I’m real late starting the show, but I’m really liking it so far. I’ve just seen Johnny playing Half Sack, he was the one who had a crush on Clay’s wife, Gemma.
I know Season 5 of “S.O.A.” just started, but I’m not watching it yet, since I’ve just started the show. I’m already addicted and pretty hooked to this show. It’ll line up with my other favorite TV shows: “Game of Thrones”, “Walking Dead”, “Breaking Bad” and “Dexter”. I wish I got caught up with “S.O.A”. before Season 5, but I’ll just wait for Netflix to add Season 4 and 5 sometime in the future.
Celebrities have problems. They’re not perfect like you think they are. They’re humans like us.
Kev
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They feel sorry because it’s a tragedy. There is some speculation that he may have had some psychological issues.
It’s sad that he lost his way. Yo should take some of your own advice and not speculate or condemn until all the details are known.
Why do people feel sad for Whitney Houston? Just another drug addict that died as a result of her addictions.
Or Micheal Jackson. Drug addict and suspected pedophile. Why does he get a pass?
Or Elvis. Drug addiction is responsible for his death.
Or John Bonham. A raging drunk who died as a result of his alcoholism.
Sid Vicious, Tupac Shakur, Marilyn Monroe, Chris Benoit…the list goes on. And on. And on.
Well I think the difference is that those celebrities where much more well known around the world so people felt more connected to them than a new actor on a new tv show. But I agree with your point: wait until all the facts are in. Kev could also feel the way he does because of the articles he’s read about it and they way the media is spinning it. Plus Kev typically posts opinions that are completely opposite of public opinion to stir up controversy for his site.
“Plus Kev typically posts opinions that are completely opposite of public opinion to stir up controversy for his site.’
Sure, a lot of my thoughts and opinions are different than everyone else’s but I don’t do it to get attention or to get a rise out of people. I just like to be real about stuff. I want to let people know that it’s okay to have differences of opinion. It’s okay to have different thoughts than everyone else.
Kev
I would argue that having a different opinion does not also mean that you are being real. People in the media, and the blogosphere, put out divisive opinions all the time for attention. It is alright to have an opinion different than everyone else’s, however your opinions are typically and usually the opposite of public opinion. For that reason I see you more as a stirrer of controversry than one that sets the record straight in a real way. You are correct, though, that celebrities are humans with human flaws. People tend to forget that, imho.
Not all my opinions and thoughts differs from others. I actually agree with the public on some things. It’s just that everyone online seems to like having the same opinions on stuff, when I don’t need to be like that.
Kev
Fair enough.