Then the proper response would be to not open the thread. It's like when people go to the TV board and announce that they don't watch the show that the thread is about.
It's not unique to actors or celebrities either. People don't speak ill of the dead, and generally make them out to be far better people than they actually were. Like there was that dude in the "how not to get your ass shot by cops thread" that rushed a cop with a knife and was shot to death. Everyone was talking about what a nice guy he was, how helpful and thoughtful he was, etc. No one mentioned that dumb fuck had been convicted of DUI's four times previously, that he obviously had some massive substance abuse problems, and so on.
Nah, it's the genetic lottery. He's kind of fat, not particularly good looking, not very tall, etc etc. He was never meant to be a "leading man" in Hollywood, no matter how much talent he had.Iannis_sl said:
I dunno, Paul Walker, while not noted for his amazing acting and roles in deeply cerebral movies, was decently known for his charitable works and iirc was driving away from an event related to the charity he started when he died. I don't recall ever hearing PSH being associated with charity, although I'm sure we'll hear all about it now that he's dead and people will speak no ill of him.
