Second…THANKS TO ALL THE HATERS FOR CLICKING ON CHRIS POSTS AND COMMENTING. You all helped to make this story the #1 most read story of the week so far!!

Yep, don't worry bout the haters Chris, they help to keep you relevant and on top, and they don't even realize it!! Do you, and do right from now on!! no more @#$% ups please…

You must have read thru my comment really fast, because you seem to have missed my point completely. My comment wasn’t about domestic violence or the Feb. 8th incident, it was about rehabilitation and a person being able to change, learn from their mistakes and never repeat the horrible thing(s) they’ve done in the past and I included an example about drugs, alcohol and domestic violence.

I understand domestic violence is a serious issue that shouldn’t be taken lightly. I understand the damage and the extent of the damage it can cause. I understand that people who commit these crimes should be punished in the court of law. I also understand that not every single person or “abuser” is the same as the last, not every single “victim” is the same as the last and not every domestic violence situation/case is the same as the last. But as I said before, my statement was not about domestic violence, it was about individuals and their rehabilitation. I was just disagreeing with a previous comment.

NOT ONCE did I say that Chris has changed or that “he’s all better”. My “bulls*t” statement did not have anything to do with domestic violence or the incident, it was directed at the belief that if someone commits a certain act, that they are doomed to keep doing that certain act as if there is no chance or hope for them to change. I believe that if a person wants to change and takes the proper steps to change, then they can change. Chris will be going to counseling to receive help for his problem, he said in an interview he is willing to receive help so who is anyone to say he will repeat that horrible act in the future? If he does it again, then say whatever you want.

Like I said, you must have read thru my comment really fast because not once did I give the impression that if a “crackhead” wants to quit doing crack they can do it at he snap of their fingers. I said , and I’m quoting myself,

“There are “crackheads” who went to rehab and never did drugs again”

…did you not catch the word “rehab”, do you not know what that is??? You said that it takes time and commitment to kick a drug addiction…ummm yeah, THATS WHAT REHAB CONSISTS OF as does Alcoholics Anonymous, they are both programs that require lots of time and commitment among other things. I will stick with my analogy thank you very much. My analogy is not flawed, if anything it’s your reading and comprehension skills that are flawed. Thinking I was discussing something that I clearly was not (domestic violence & Feb. 8th incident/rehabilitation), and thinking I said somethings when clearly I did not say those things (Chris is all better/he has changed).

If you do not like Chris, thats cool. If you do not want to support his music, that fine. If you choose not to separate the man/act from the music, thats your choice. If you don’t agree with some of the comments here thats understandable, people disagree on things all the time. Everyone has the right to feel what they want. But, if I do not like an artist, or do not care about an artist, I do not read up on information about them, I do not click on their posts, I do not leave comments, I do not pay them any kind of attention. I just keep it moving, cuz I could care less about that artist. But that is just me, I guess we all do things differently.

P.S. I’m sorry to hear that you had to experience DV in your family.

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