MasterP said:
Anyone crying during office meetings over the death of someone they had never met has issues. Had the “old decrepit stingy white people” refused to give her sympathy she could have sued them. Wouldn’t have been the first time it’s been done.
There’s nothing wrong with being sad but we as a society are too obsessed with figureheads. Regardless of how good a singer he was or how great you think he was, you never met or knew him. He could have been an atomic *edited*, you really don’t know. You should not be that upset about his death.
Well it was a meeting on vacation. They took her to Napa Valley and strawberry Fields, and were discussing new terms on where to get there berries from. You can have a connection with someone you never met. God is a great example, I’ve never met Him. Nor Jesus, but I still have a very close connection to both of them. No I am not trying to relate those two figures with Jackson, but the point is you can mourn someone you never met. His music may not have moved you, but it certainly has others, and the mourning of an Iconic figure is just as important to some people as like losing Princess Dianna, or JFK, or Martin Luther, or MLKjr. All these people had messages and importance to thousands of people that they never actual met. Youre a tool and a fool who thinks you know everything. People aren’t all totally rational, we have emotion, some more than others, and to call emotional people, people with issues is stereo-typing it bit. You have an issues like everyone else.