Comments by "alukuhito" (@alukuhito) on "Dr. Todd Grande" channel.

  1. She'll get out of jail still relatively young and sobered up. She'll easily find a boyfriend. Lots of dumb guys in this world. Maybe she'll have a couple kids. She'll annoy people around her at the least, and maybe cause death again.
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  2. You need to be psychoanalyzed by Dr. Grande.
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  3. The opposite for me. I love that he's from our generation. He made great music that suited the zeitgeist of the time. People still love Nirvana's music today. They're one of the top rock bands of all time, perhaps the last big rock band we'll see.
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  4. He was used to heroin. He could handle it. Oh, and I don't listen to whatever Courtney Love says. I use common sense. He had already attempted suicide recently, he was depressed, he was a druggy, he had stomach pain, he was dealing with massive fame, and his band members, the people who spent way more time with him than you ever did, believe he killed himself.
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  5. Obviously he was. He committed suicide. He also attempted to earlier.
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  6. Yep. I think you need to visit Dr. Grande. @jackieacheson4928 
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  7. Um, by himself.
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  8. Grow up, please.
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  9. At his age, guys usually want older women, not girls.
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  10. Karma catches up to us all though. It might not be instant. Sometimes it takes years. Some think lifetimes. Anyway, what goes around, comes around.
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  11. Totally agree.
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  12. (cough cough) BAY CITY ROLLERS
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  13. You could play a Taylor Swift song to me, and I'd have no idea who it is. I have no intention of seeking out her music.
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  14. I can't stand this person. It's weird that so many people fall for her and her manipulation.
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  15. The hell did I just watch?
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  16. I don't think it was because she was white. It was because she was Christian.
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  17. She thinks everyone's a sucker.
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  18. The day he moves on, there will be a collective sigh of relief.
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  19. I think a lot of artists BELIEVE that alcohol helps the creative spark. The reality is that they're dulling their minds and they could be way more creative if they were sober.
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  20. The dad didn't seem too bad. Maybe he was at work and a dumbass mom brought her up.
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  21.  @johnstory2996  Alcohol dulls the mind. The artists that drink a fair amount could have created better work without it. They are settling for mediocre work.
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  22. Like crimes don't occur in other places? Psh. Get real.
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  23. The problem is that her parents' generation don't really take drunk driving as serious as younger people do. I know my parents took it pretty lightly. I'm from BC, Canada. The premier of the province (like a US state's governor) was caught drunk driving. He didn't step down and my parents and their friends didn't think he should've either. Their generation and earlier used to "have a drink for the road". They actually had that expression and sometimes lived by it. Before leaving a party or whatever, they'd have one more drink, then drive home.
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  24. Sad family.
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  25. You would know.
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  26. Yep, and promiscuity is associated with the disorder as well. I also agree it's not excusable. You have to pay for what you do. It does help explain why though.
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  27. I always disliked the way he pestered animals for profit.
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  28. When he said that I remember I wet my bed twice when I was younger, then started questioning myself. Am I a psychopath? :(
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  29. I think he stays out of inertia and just not knowing how to get out of it. I bet he dreams of leaving, but just hasn't figured it out yet. One day he will.
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  30. Agreed. He profited from bothering animals and has been a negative influence because now more people do that.
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  31. How to say you're American without saying you're American.
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  32. Because she would be the one to fix him.
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  33. Yesterday's culture didn't care about drunk driving though. She had a mix of both.
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  34. What was wrong with her?
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  35. I bet he makes half of them up too and just chooses a case he wants to do.
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  36. Carol seemed like such a cool person.
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  37. I bet he'll turn out nuts.
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  38. The wife of the murderer laughing while watching the TV show about her husband's murdering is stupid. She could be next. How do you so callously stay with someone you know committed murder and laugh about it?
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  39.  @allmycarsisbroke  Speak for yourself. You think you would be fine if, even as an adult, you found out your mom was a cheater and killed your dad? What are you trying to say?
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  40.  @BlueAmerican26  My statement is more correct than the original one, American.
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  41. It's hard not to notice it.
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  42. The story reminds me of being with my ex too, but thankfully it wasn't nearly this severe and at least I had a shred of self respect.
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  43. Wasn't it at Harrod's, the famously expensive department store?
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  44. Yes. I hope he sees it and improves his life.
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  45. Maybe she didn't murder her daughter, but she was a bad person enough that she needed the punishment anyway. Under her care, her daughter did die. Plus, what's with all the men? One child has one father, the other another, and the man they live with is yet another. To be honest, I'm glad I don't live in the USA where it seems normal for a woman to have kids with one man, but then another man raises them. If you have a child with someone, stay with that person until the kids are adults.
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  46. I wonder what pronouns Brenda Bratschi uses.
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  47. American woman, stay away from me!
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  48. Catholic countries are scary.
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  49.  @Fern-z8g  So, I can't say anything bad about Hitler then? I know enough. The old man was an arrogant adulterer.
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  50.  @change_your_oil_regularly4287  You're a ridiculous commenter.
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