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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To 17:41... I'm happy your brothers never killed anyone. However, if they had, they would have been guilty of a horrific offense. Not a terrible lapse in judgement. I'm happy your brothers never killed anyone not for their sake. Or yours. Or your parents. But the INNOCENT PEOPLE who would have paid the price for their dumb-assness. And many more than 4 lives were ruined. The 3 people who paid the ultimate price. The daughter. The grandparents she is now living with lost a child & their spouse and grandson. The many friends that Tommy must have had at school. He had a bright future. Perhaps the citizens of our state/country lost out as well. Have you ever been through loss? You don't "get over" people being gone. You just learn to deal with it. Hopefully, other lives that have been ruined include this dude's parents who enabled him time and time again. And the family's attorney who got him off so many charges. Oh, and this dude, too. But honestly, he is a waste of air. [/quote] I have been through loss. I said all their lives were ruined, does that imply getting over it? I don't know what the difference is between "offense" and "lack of judgment." Acting recklessly is simply not the same as acting with intent. I find it strange that someone expressing sadness over the entire situation makes you all so angry. None of you have ever texted while driving? Drove home after one too many? Took your eyes off the road while your kid screamed at you? Drive too fast? I'm not saying the kid should get off or get a light sentence. But you all should be grateful that in one of your less attentive moments you didn't accidentally kill someone. It happens everyday. Acknowledging this persons' humanity isn't a betrayal to the victims. He should pay, but he's also a person.[/quote] You're going out of your way to defend this turd. Any sympathy people might have had is undone by the habitual nature of his speeding. If you're not his family then you've probably been planted by the lawyer who said his client was only doing the speed limit after the crash, implying the Volt was at fault. It's hard to imagine you're just a disinterested party. [/quote]
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