Goodnight Sweet Prince

Posted Wednesday, August 13, 2014, at 12:03 AM
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    As Michaels megalomania and obsessive compulsive disorder surface once again I beg his family and friends to get him help. His depression is driven by his need to be superior to others in matters of politics and governance yet his ability to communicate his thoughts is on a par with a junior high school current events student. Until he realizes with certainty his subordinate role in political matters he is walking on the edge and his family will suffer. As he stumbles down this path once again he will fill with frustration as people much wiser and with more communicative skills challenge his deranged thoughts. He will become more agitated as his censorship efforts fail and the realization that he is not a superior debater on the national political stage sets in. Each swing of this pendulum brings him closer to the Robin Williams mindset. Michael's "Though I suffer from depression I have never once contemplated suicide" is a cry for help and if you are a friend of his or a family member this is a cry for help. All I can say to those who care about Michael is "Your move Chief".

    -- Posted by divorcedugly on Wed, Aug 13, 2014, at 9:31 AM
  • I have always wondered....

    How can someone who has been as successful at RW has been, made as much money as he has, been idolized as he has, and overall, just had all he has had........

    Why would they be depressed???? Just asking????

    Because, for crying out loud, the majority of us can only dream about being where he was in life!!!!

    And, I am to feel sorry for him???

    Well, OK then!!!

    -- Posted by SWNEvacuee on Wed, Aug 13, 2014, at 6:09 PM
  • I believe the best tribute to the passing of Robin Williams and anyone we personally love is to live life fully and with gusto--is there any better tribute to a loved one? Depression does not discriminate based on one's financial or social status.

    -- Posted by ontheleftcoast on Fri, Aug 15, 2014, at 11:45 AM
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