In honor of Carrie Fisher.....

[Are_grits_groceries]

Always a Princess and a General.....

[underpants]

1. Fantastic author too

[loyalsister]

7. I so wish we could have heard her tell the story

I'm sure she would have been able to relay an entertaining version of the events that led to her hospitalization, and the drama surrounding it.

[Blue_Tires]

2. Mercifully, Fisher's star power and universal admiration has been enough to overcome

the shameless, prurient bullshit sensationalism from autopsy humpers and nonstop amateur "analysis" from wannabe coroners in the media and online who think they have the right to shame private lifestyle choices ad nauseam...

And yes, five years on I'm still very bitter about the utter lack of basic human decency and respect that hounded Whitney Houston even in death...

[Aristus]

3. Always loved her...

Always will...

[AtheistCrusader]

4. Her brother is a decent human being too.

He came forward to defend the physicians that were prescribing her medicine to try and work through the various drug and mental health issues.

[mshasta]

5. she die on her terms...

high above of the consciousness of the human mind and a peace in her heart.

[loyalsister]

8. Her fame is not what people most respected

She was someone who took the risk to reveal her flaws and screw ups and weirdness without reservation. That she was a part of an ego driven culture of celebrity and let her freak flag fly conveyed warmth and relatability.

[lunatica]

9. Not one single post here said a thing about her as an actress

Or of any part or character she played.

and no one asked you to worship anything.

[Pacifist Patriot]

12. Odd that you would see it as actor worship.

Are you aware of her advocacy on behalf of destigmatizing mental illness? Her push back against female stereotypes in Hollywood? She stood up to petty bullshit and called people on it. She wasn't afraid to speak her mind. I would say that is pretty bad ass.

And odd your copy and paste biography ends where it does.

[niyad]

13. goodness, what did I miss? carrie fisher was amazing, on-screen and off. she is loved,

and missed.