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You're right, I don't know the circumstances of your private life and It's just that, your private life. I will just point out that you didn't say "I" made it you said 'some of us'. And In my opinion there's nothing laudinle about stopping doing something that you know is wrong, if your were...

I didn't lump them together, I said a paragraph about Winehouse and then one about addicts in general.

There are different types of mistakes as well as success. I don't intentionally do things I know will fail or be a bad idea or destroy my life. In today's world I am highly sceptical that those who choose to do drugs haven't been informed of their dangerous nature and lethality. Knowing...

You call it success, I call it recovering from a mistake. To me there is a difference between the two. Believe it or not that quite untrue, I have been affected by drug abuse in my life. But you are correct in assuming that I don't know how difficult it would be to get off, let's say smack...

That is true, but there are others who tried to help her but she rebuffed their overtures. That's if she ODed of course, we don't know yet. Edit:Ken you beat me to it :P

Compassion is for people who aren't at fault for their woes.

That's great, I'm supposed to feel bad for somebody who squandered chance after chance to do good things with her life by marrying a toolbox and becoming a drug-addict just like I'm supposed to feel ashamed that I have no sympathy for people who make stupid decisions. Doing drugs (dangerous...

Serves her right, junkie. There I said it.