Can people be bigger assholes?
12-02-2005 | 07:25 PM
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From: Livonia
Originally Posted by Johnny2000,Dec 2 2005, 09:46 PM
How are you going to that when my fists are constantly on your face? 
That's strange... I figured that you'd just try to "hit" it...
...to each in their own I guess...
12-04-2005 | 05:06 PM
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From: Okoboji
Kid was a high school senior:
In his tribute pictures:
1. Beer
2. Cell phone while driving
3. Cigarette
He's not 21 and probably not 18. Take it for what it is, but not strong evidence for good judgement.
If I leave a loaded glock lying around a kindergarden playground "by accident" is it also not my fault when some innocent kid gets shot?
There's no point to this argument, though.
The lack of personal responsibility in the youth of America has and will be a perennial problem.
If some 95 yo fogey who was legally blind pulled out into traffic and killed your mom, would that just be an "accident" as well? Or would that be the government's fault in not restricting the access of unqualified drivers from motor vehicles....
I would apply that to underage drinking, smoking, speeding teenagers who should have their licenses revoked.
In his tribute pictures:
1. Beer
2. Cell phone while driving
3. Cigarette
He's not 21 and probably not 18. Take it for what it is, but not strong evidence for good judgement.
If I leave a loaded glock lying around a kindergarden playground "by accident" is it also not my fault when some innocent kid gets shot?
There's no point to this argument, though.
The lack of personal responsibility in the youth of America has and will be a perennial problem.
If some 95 yo fogey who was legally blind pulled out into traffic and killed your mom, would that just be an "accident" as well? Or would that be the government's fault in not restricting the access of unqualified drivers from motor vehicles....
I would apply that to underage drinking, smoking, speeding teenagers who should have their licenses revoked.
12-05-2005 | 06:55 AM
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From: Nowhere
Originally Posted by Ckcrigger,Dec 4 2005, 09:06 PM
The lack of personal responsibility in the youth of America has and will be a perennial problem.
12-05-2005 | 07:23 AM
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From: from the CHii
Originally Posted by Ckcrigger,Dec 4 2005, 08:06 PM
Kid was a high school senior:
In his tribute pictures:
1. Beer
2. Cell phone while driving
3. Cigarette
He's not 21 and probably not 18. Take it for what it is, but not strong evidence for good judgement.
If I leave a loaded glock lying around a kindergarden playground "by accident" is it also not my fault when some innocent kid gets shot?
There's no point to this argument, though.
The lack of personal responsibility in the youth of America has and will be a perennial problem.
If some 95 yo fogey who was legally blind pulled out into traffic and killed your mom, would that just be an "accident" as well? Or would that be the government's fault in not restricting the access of unqualified drivers from motor vehicles....
I would apply that to underage drinking, smoking, speeding teenagers who should have their licenses revoked.
In his tribute pictures:
1. Beer
2. Cell phone while driving
3. Cigarette
He's not 21 and probably not 18. Take it for what it is, but not strong evidence for good judgement.
If I leave a loaded glock lying around a kindergarden playground "by accident" is it also not my fault when some innocent kid gets shot?
There's no point to this argument, though.
The lack of personal responsibility in the youth of America has and will be a perennial problem.
If some 95 yo fogey who was legally blind pulled out into traffic and killed your mom, would that just be an "accident" as well? Or would that be the government's fault in not restricting the access of unqualified drivers from motor vehicles....
I would apply that to underage drinking, smoking, speeding teenagers who should have their licenses revoked.
...or were you just the responisble one who stayed home on weekends...
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