Man Murders A Drunk Driver After Car Crash

[mrpuente]

Originally Posted by -p.tiddy-

in this situation the law is...so you are saying the correct thing to do is blw the driver's head off?...yeah that's smart

driver might have been some college kid...made a horrible mistake, like all kids do

how many college kids have driven drunk at some point?

I can't fathom seeing my son's death regardless of the cause...but an execution like that I might only think is worthy is if was like a pedafile kidnap-rape deal...premeditated planned murder

not saying its the right thing to do, but if I were in the scenario I would have done the same thing. Are you saying you wouldnt?

Who cares if hes a college kid? Are you saying he should be pardoned because of a potential future? What about the two young sons that didnt even get a chance at a life? yeah thats smart...

Knowing how many people die from drunk driving it could be argued that driving while intoxicated resulting in death is premeditated.

[dunksby]

People actually agreeing with what the father did? Now the family will have lost 2 children and the father, this is not even a case of protection, dude just took his revenge right there. He is a menace to society and should be locked up.

[-p.tiddy-]

Originally Posted by Rockets(T-mac)

How is this worse than drinking and driving?

because you are alert and sober and of sound mind while doing it...

drunk people are literally retarded/insane...a lot of the time they are too drunk to know better, or they are much more drunk they they think they are...it a case of "I'm barely buzzed don't worry"...or "I caaaaan't even talk, who am I?...what is this vehicle thing?...time to drive"

I'm not trying to justify it, just saying if you are wondering "why did they think it is okay to drive while drunk?"...it is because THEY WERE DRUNK!

[mrpuente]

Originally Posted by -p.tiddy-

mrpuente would you kill the driver if you saw a cell phone in hand with unsent text message?...sober driver?

A little more rare than a drunk driving incident, but ill entertain.

Yes, depending on how it happened and possible state of mind during the incident. Absolutely.

[-p.tiddy-]

Originally Posted by mrpuente

not saying its the right thing to do, but if I were in the scenario I would have done the same thing. Are you saying you wouldnt?

Who cares if hes a college kid? Are you saying he should be pardoned because of a potential future? What about the two young sons that didnt even get a chance at a life? yeah thats smart...

Knowing how many people die from drunk driving it could be argued that driving while intoxicated resulting in death is premeditated.

if it was college kid or drunk teen...I'm not killing them

it would make me feel worse

I'l let the law deal with them...most of the time when this happens the driver's life is ruined anyway

[-p.tiddy-]

Originally Posted by mrpuente

A little more rare than a drunk driving incident, but ill entertain.

Yes, depending on how it happened and possible state of mind during the incident. Absolutely.

it's not as rare at all...an enormous amount of auto accidents involve a cell phone these days

it sounds like you will just murder anyone regardless of how or why they crashed the car...that's not the answer

[mrpuente]

Originally Posted by -p.tiddy-

it's not as rare at all...an enormous amount of auto accidents involve a cell phone these days

it sounds like you will just murder anyone regardless of how or why they crashed the car...that's not the answer

not saying it doesnt happen, but its incredibly more rare than drunk driving death.

[-p.tiddy-]

no it isn't

here you go

Study: Texting while driving responsible for 16,000 deaths in 6 years

[-p.tiddy-]

what if someone just runs a red light and hits your car mrpuente, killing your kids...no alcohol, or phone...are you get out and killing them?

[Kungfro]

Originally Posted by mrpuente

A little more rare than a drunk driving incident, but ill entertain.

That's not rare at all, happens a lot more then you think.

http://www.textinganddrivingsafety.c...driving-stats/

Texting while driving is a growing trend, and a national epidemic, quickly becoming one of the country’s top killers. Drivers assume they can handle texting while driving and remain safe, but the numbers don’t lie.

Texting While Driving Causes:

1. 1,600,000 accidents per year – National Safety Council
2. 330,000 injuries per year – Harvard Center for Risk Analysis Study
3. 11 teen deaths EVERY DAY – Ins. Institute for Hwy Safety Fatality Facts
4. Nearly 25% of ALL car accidents

Texting While Driving Is:

1. About 6 times more likely to cause an accident than driving intoxicated
2. The same as driving after 4 beers – National Hwy Transportation Safety Admin.
3. The number one driving distraction reported by teen drivers

Texting While Driving:

1. Makes you 23X more likely to crash – National Hwy Transportation Safety Admin.
2. Is the same as driving blind for 5 seconds at a time – VA. Tech Transportation Institute
3. Takes place by 800,000 drivers at any given time across the country
4. Slows your brake reaction speed by 18% – HumanFactors & Ergonomics Society
5. Leads to a 400% increase with eyes off the road

[mrpuente]

Originally Posted by -p.tiddy-

no it isn't

here you go

Study: Texting while driving responsible for 16,000 deaths in 6 years

Thats not good. However drunk driving deaths accumulate to that number in 1 year alone. Thus making texting while driving deaths incredibly more rare.

[mrpuente]

again im not saying its rare!

in comparison to drunk driving deaths? lets be honest it is.

[InspiredLebowski]

lol, knew PT'd be in here trying to argue drunk driving ain't no thang

[Blue&Orange]

Originally Posted by -p.tiddy-

driver might have been some college kid...made a horrible mistake, like all kids do

He made a mistake and he paid for it, like those 2 kids paid for his mistake also. Pretty simple stuff.

Careless mistake, wow how retarded can one person be.

[Kungfro]

I have to imagine texting and driving is a much harder statistic to determine at times though. Regardless, I few both as being unacceptable.