#to me dying at 100 among your family after a whole life of zero consequences for your actions and being awarded for them instead

[mizandria]

come to think about it there's not much to celebrate about the deaths of people like OJ Simpson to me. good riddance and all but mostly, it's just depressing how people like him get to die surrounded by their loved ones at an old age, having lived a long life of luxury and success. sure he must have been in pain but still he had the privilege of dying knowing that he's loved and the privilege of having lived on the level only a few other people have lived. Nicole Brown had none of these privileges and died alone, stabbed by the man she married, at just 35. she lived her last months (years?) terrified of her husband, knowing he would murder her eventually, desperately looking for help but never finding it. everyone will die one day anyway, and the way he went was probably the best way to go. his victims never got any justice and now they never will, and at the end he never had to answer or suffer any punishment for anything that he's done.