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<blockquote data-quote="Savallusion" data-source="post: 249606" data-attributes="member: 470">So.. Respecting famous people is a bad thing? The fact that they achieved something you can't even dream of during their lifetime doesn't deserve respect?We took this discussion in the thread for Paul Walker's death anyway.Showing our respect for them is a good thing. And yes, thousands of children die every day. The problem; We can't address each and every one of them. I took this up myself.Saying &quot;RIP&quot; etc to famous people that achieved many a great thing isn't to show disrespect for everyone else, like you imply.Personally, I react to the thousands of &quot;RIP &lt;name-here&gt;&quot; pages that pop up. Most of those doesn't seem to be made due to respect, but due to abusing the fact that the deceased was famous.Depending on how one looks at it, you're a bad or a good person.I think you're a bit of both. I too care for the ones that die due to disease etc. but still.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Savallusion, post: 249606, member: 470"] So.. Respecting famous people is a bad thing? The fact that they achieved something you can't even dream of during their lifetime doesn't deserve respect? We took this discussion in the thread for Paul Walker's death anyway. Showing our respect for them is a good thing. And yes, thousands of children die every day. The problem; We can't address each and every one of them. I took this up myself. Saying "RIP" etc to famous people that achieved many a great thing isn't to show disrespect for everyone else, like you imply. Personally, I react to the thousands of "RIP <name-here>" pages that pop up. Most of those doesn't seem to be made due to respect, but due to abusing the fact that the deceased was famous. Depending on how one looks at it, you're a bad or a good person. I think you're a bit of both. I too care for the ones that die due to disease etc. but still. [/QUOTE]

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