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8/18/2012 9:47:20 AM
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There Was a Death in My Town
It was some kid that I kind of new, not well, or even at all really. I could recognize him essentially.
Anyway, so this kid dies speeding around. I guess he had some thing for driving fast an running from the cops. He died doing it today.
I'm putting up with all this R.I.P crap and "Why you? Why now?" stuff on Facebook and Twitter. While also reading painfully stupid things such as "People who say he deserved to die don't know him. He had a thing for going fast and running from the cops."
My question to you flood is: is it worth insulting these people? Why do they feel bad for him? What if he collided with a family and killed them all or something?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Truth of TX I think death is sad, doesn't matter who dies. I would never say anything that could be potentially harmful to anyone who was close to the victim, or something that would just make me look like an ass. If you don't know the guy, and aren't bothered by his death, don't bother saying anything. If people followed the old saying "If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all", when concerning the death of an individual, it could prevent further harm to people who are already mourning. [/quote]What he said, you know, if you don't care don't say anything.
