#more empathy

I am currently actively and abruptly losing several strong, long-term friendships I'd made in my tv show fandom over the course of 7 years because I... agree with canon, the director and the main cast. And because I like their vision.

Anne Heche has died today. After a serious car accident under the influence of alcohol. Her death is being a trending topic on social networks and many people are talking about it

Among those people on Twitter I found this thread

This person only cared about the person who lost the house after Anne's crash and she shared a website for donations.

And I don't understand it. I am very sorry that the person who lost his house lost it due to that accident because he is not to blame for anything, because that was it, an accident.

An accident suffered by a woman, regardless of her character as an artist, who has spent her entire life battling mental health problems and addictions and who lost her life today

But here is this character worried about other less important things, because yes, the person lost their house, but I suppose that Anne's car insurance could cover it or the people related to her could pay the damages.

But Anne's life is not salvageable, folks. A human life can be insured, but it is never recovered when it dies

Where was the empathy? How relevant can your tweet be? I'm sorry Anne lost her battle. I still can't get the video out of my head where they show how they take her away on a stretcher and Anne fights with the paramedics wanting to run away hurt as she was. And reading that tweet pissed me off so much