Look at the hatred of a complete stranger and the rooster sucking of an athlete who ruined his and his family's life.Originally Posted by kingdom
This is hilarious to me
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10-26-16 06:09 PM #71
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10-26-16 06:10 PM #72
Originally Posted by lolz_69
so by this response are you telling me, that by gambling which is illegal you cant ruin your or your families life?
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10-26-16 06:11 PM #73
It CAN become a felony Originally Posted by kidcudi92
https://www.verywell.com/is-a-dui-a-felony-67124
here it is for your perusal
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10-26-16 06:11 PM #74
ill speak for him Originally Posted by kidcudi92
good for him to have never been in that situation to know whether its a felony or not
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10-26-16 06:12 PM #75
nice fukkin analogy, you must be an English professor Originally Posted by allabout the $$$
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10-26-16 06:14 PM #76
Originally Posted by lolz_69
"Under most circumstances a conviction for driving under the influence is a misdemeanor, but there are circumstances upon which a DUI can be a felony."
MOST CIRCUMSTANCES
so what you were refering to is him having a drink and getting behind the wheel, he never said he injured anyone, was speeding, driving reckless
CONGRATS! YOU ARE DUMB!
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10-26-16 06:15 PM #77
lets use BIG LETTERS Originally Posted by kidcudi92
Maybe my dumb position will look
BETTER!!!!
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10-26-16 06:15 PM #78
rudy go have another beer! Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
if your gonna preach that you have never done anything wrong then what is he doing here?
is drinking and driving illegal? yes but many people have done it and it has cost them dearly
is gambling illegal? yes and it has ruined many people
its about the choices that we make and who it effects
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10-26-16 06:19 PM #79
sorry the truth has to be a little bigger for idiots usually Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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10-26-16 06:20 PM #80
ive said in this thread, ive made mistakes. Originally Posted by allabout the $$$
i could be/should be dead from them
drinking and driving is a serious situation and im 100% against it unless you want to do it by yourself on your own property.
when someone else is at risk because of that persons dumb decisions everyone shouldnt say oh we have all been there. im not preaching from a holier than thou, we need to not make light of it and say oh its a mistake
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10-26-16 06:28 PM #81
see thats different this other guy is acting holier than thou. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
as ive admitted ive made plenty.
im not saying jose wasnt at fault if he was drunk its unfortunate but he did it to himself im not gonna sit here and knock him for it. it is a tragedy that his child isnt going to grow up knowing his/her father.
my analogy was different situations for sure but both of them can tear families and kids lives apart
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10-26-16 06:30 PM #82
When you're old, and on your death bed, and looking back at your life... you will wonder why you spent this much energy on stupid shit like this.
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10-26-16 06:33 PM #83
so just fukk em glad they're dead? That'll teach them! You don't have to condone it. Who is saying it's cool to drive drunk? Their death is still a tragic event. Originally Posted by RudyRuetigger
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10-26-16 06:34 PM #84
"Remember when I argued for hours with some guy named lulz 69"? -kidcudi92 Originally Posted by thellama
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10-26-16 06:46 PM #85
dying from alcohol poisoning, drugs, or w/e else on those lines..those are all done to yourself and your family gets the secondary loss
driving 100mph, driving while drunk, any anything else like that can have a primary impact on the lives of others. this way of death is way worse than the 1st examples in my opinion.
in this specific situation it was "lucky" they only killed themselves.
in a perfect world, obviously it would be best if noone was killed and they just learned from mistakes.
who knows maybe mac is right and it was poor journalism. that doesnt change my stance on the above.
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10-26-16 06:54 PM #86
"Funny how random odds affect how we view one's legacy. This guy got drunk and sped around on a boat at night. Absolutely idiotic. Because he happened to hit a jetty and kill only those on the boat he's an angel taken too soon by tragedy. Had he run his boat into a crowded marina and injured/killed others he might as well be the devil himself. There'd be no moment of silence. There'd be no jerseys with his name on it. There'd be no meeting at the mound."
-Drew Herring
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10-26-16 06:56 PM #87
if only uber had a boat service for the coastal folks. but hearing alcohol was involved was not even a surprise.
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10-26-16 06:56 PM #88
All the tributes were overdone to begin with - the community collectively ignored what they already knew and pretended this was a random accident
the report states that all members involved smelled of alcohol. Let's not forget that the bar claims he spent 1300 dollars that night. Text messages released show his friends begging him not to go out. The others that passed had their family's requesting that they "get Jose under control"
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10-26-16 06:58 PM #89
What a heroic angel, eh? I'm sure if your kid was killed by his actions you'd be saying to let him rest in piece.
People ignoring this teaching moment just because they hero-worship. Sad.
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10-26-16 07:00 PM #90
You need a coroner to tell you they were drunk? Who drives a speedboat at 4:00 am at 60 mph after leaving a bar?
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10-26-16 07:02 PM #91
Seems that people think driving drunk is no big deal bc it's "not a felony" and "everyone does it"
I hope everyone who is stupid enough to argue this point loses a kid to drunk driving
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10-26-16 07:53 PM #92
Do me this one favor. Go f u c k your mothers ass with your brothers c o c k ! Originally Posted by lolz_69
Sick of idiots saying "he's so young, he made a mistake."
Doesn't mean he's not retarded
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10-26-16 07:58 PM #93
a calm and rational point. Thank you for your contributions. I hope everyone in your family is killed by a drunk driver so you finally see the seriousness of Jose's actions Originally Posted by BeatTheJerk
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10-26-16 07:59 PM #94
lolz got to be like 15 years old
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10-26-16 08:01 PM #95
yes, only mature adults excuse drunk driving Originally Posted by YouHave2outs
People would rather attack me than try and attack the dangers of drinking and operating a motor vehicle because the guy can throw 97 mph
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10-26-16 08:02 PM #96
It won't happen, my family is part of "the protected". Lmfao
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10-26-16 08:05 PM #97
Your family will never die. Got it. Reality must be a bitch for you Originally Posted by BeatTheJerk
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10-26-16 08:09 PM #98
I didn't say never "you dunce" (google it).
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10-26-16 08:15 PM #99
"dunces" get drunk and drive a boat really fast near the shore. Originally Posted by BeatTheJerk
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10-26-16 08:22 PM #100
Valid point. Originally Posted by lolz_69
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10-26-16 09:01 PM #101
My good friend Derek Thomas was speeding 100 mph in horrible weather conditions (snow, rain and ice). He was weaving in and out of traffic rushing to catch a plane. His truck flipped multiple times, him and a passenger flew out of the car because they were not wearing their seat belts. That passenger was killed instantly, Derek was paralyzed from the neck down. Another passenger who was wearing his seat belt walked away from the accident without a scratch. Everyone thought Derek would recover, walk again and dominate the football field like he always did. He died unexpectedly 2 weeks later on my sons birthday. Originally Posted by lolz_69
Why would he be speeding in and out of traffic? Why wouldn't he just catch another plane? Why weren't they wearing their seat belts. We will never know. Death is always a mystery. You are left with unanswered questions, grief, upset, anger. Why would a guy who had everything do something so irresponsible? Well do you know that in the next few months, many people's lives were saved as a result of his death. People who also never wore their seat belts started to wear them after hearing this story. Lamar Hunt's wife Norma (owners of the KC Chiefs) was in a serious car accident and her life was saved because she was wearing a seat belt. She never wore one prior to Derek's death. We may never know what happened with Fernandez and his friends but maybe, just maybe their deaths may actually save hundreds of other people who may not have ever taken boating seriously. It's safe to say they paid the ultimate price for their mistake but why expend energy bashing them when you can just as easy use this to educate others.
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10-26-16 09:19 PM #102
you are bashing ME for not using this as a teaching moment? That is literally my whole point. Stop the hero-worship, stop the tragic bullshit, and start admitting drinking and motor operation is a dangerous thing for society, and being famous doesn't make it any better. Instead of wreaths like Jose was an angel, have talks about the dangers of drinking and doing something stupid like this Originally Posted by Mac4Lyfe
look at all the posts in here. "Everyone makes mistakes." "Everyone drives after a few drinks." It is a refusal to admit there is a problem.
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10-26-16 09:25 PM #103
Really not much different than the Cardinals OF'er who was driving like 90 mph in Dominican Republic, drunk, and crashed his car killing himself and his girlfriend. Originally Posted by lolz_69
People make mistakes and pro athletes are no different. I just don't like how the media and MLB tried to protect his image. Even the Marlins cancelled there game that day after he died. If a guy gets killed doing something recklessly, that isn't a tragic thing worthy of sympathy. It's just a life lesson for everyone else of what NOT to do.
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10-26-16 09:42 PM #104
This is the point most people don't want to understand Originally Posted by Plaza23
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10-26-16 09:46 PM #105
Any one of you know what it's like to be 24, have super-elite level athletic talent, have a shit-ton of money after coming from nothing, and live in Miami?
Just checking.
"But he had a child" -- doesn't matter. You think you're invincible because you 99% are.
And now we're arguing the legal side of it, LOL. Bit late for that.Nomination(s):This post was nominated 1 time . To view the nominated thread please click here. People who nominated: kidcudi92
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