I kind of hate Jay Leno after watching this

I kinda agree with you while watching this it made me sick to see everyone making jokes at someone's expense who obviously had a problem. Not just Leno, all of them. But at the same time, I remember that time and while she was alive it seemed like an easy go-to topic for a joke for people. It's sad but maybe it'll prevent one person from making the jokes. I doubt it but maybe.....

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It still goes on today... with tons of celebrities. The media see them on a downward spiral, whether due to drugs, alcohol or mental health issues, and they joke about it and sensationalize it.

But the larger problem is society. Why are trash magazines like The Enquirer and the Star still in publication? How did the TMZ website become so popular that it spun off into a TV show that people actually watch?

If society wasn't so bloody fascinated in celebrity to such a narcissistic degree such that their voyeurism trumps respecting a human being's privacy during a difficult time, then the paparazzi wouldn't exist.

It's hideous.

Her mother, her father, her husband... useless. they literally loved her to death. Her record company saw her downward spiral, yet still had her adhere to her contract and keep her concert dates and club bookings. Good grief, what about seeing the fact that she's a human being first? It's as if all the people in her life were just like those IMDB trolls. She needed better people in her life. Such a waste of talent and human life.

I LOVE Graham Norton but it wasn't pleasant to see him call her a mad person.

We all make fun of other's people misfortune. Think of how many times you've laughed when someone spills something on their shirt, or trips and falls. We never stop for a second to think and It is low hanging fruit and it's easy cannon fodder for comedians to poke fun at other people's misfortunes. Never do we stop to think about them still being a human being, our first instinct is to laugh.

Are you out there trying to help people on similar paths like Johnny Manziel or Lindsey Lohan or do you laugh at them? They are in much similar positions to to Amy at that point in time. Don't act like Amy is any more special, they are all troubled people in the spotlight with major problems.

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It was interesting. It was pretty horrible, but I couldn't help but wonder, if I had seen that when it happened, would I have just laughed? And if she was still alive, would it seem so awful? I don't know.

What about George Lopez? When announcing her Grammy nomination, he made some lame joke about her being a "drunkass". What should have been a nice moment celebrating her achievement was totally deflated by this talentless "comedian". Cut to a few years later and Lopez is making headlines for passing out drunk in a casino in Canada. What a hypocrite! For this and many other reasons Lopez is a total scumbag.

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I was reminded of watching Craig Ferguson one night when some celebrity (can't remember who) went into rehab, and Ferguson got up in front of everyone and began talking about this celebrity...

And stated that he WOULD NOT joke about her drug addiction or alcohol or whatever it was, that he had come out of that life and knew how hard it was, and wished her luck with getting well. He told the audience that he would continue his comedic monologue just like normal after the commercial break, but that he would not touch this celebrity out of respect for her struggle.

I'll admit that I've laughed at comedians making these jokes before, but it comes as a real slap in the face when someone makes a stand that they WON'T make fun of these people, and does it in a very respectful way.

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