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The sad part is the family he may have left behind or even how the other driver feels knowing he killed a human being. They all have to live their lives knowing this. Hopefully nobody else was injured.
Nobody wins here folks
RIP
If it were a cager who was drunk and entered the interstate ramp in the wrong direction and "killed" a biker coming the other way, we all would be up in arms over this. But it amazes me how so many are looking to soften this because the guy was on a bike (this time) instead.
He was a drunk driver and operating a motor vehicle and could have killed your kid, your wife or even YOU! Yea, R.I.P. and one less drunk on the roads...
He was a drunk driver and operating a motor vehicle and could have killed your kid, your wife or even YOU! Yea, R.I.P. and one less drunk on the roads...
Pretty much sums it up. My condolences to those he left behind, but he made the wrong choice and paid the price for it.
I've said it before, I'll say it again : The world has a way of taking out its own trash.
I will not ride with people that have been drinking, or want to stop for a "cool one" along the way. Years of picking up folks off the road working with local rescue squads cured me.
Last edited by tmblweed; Jun 16, 2009 at 08:13 AM.
If it were a cager who was drunk and entered the interstate ramp in the wrong direction and "killed" a biker coming the other way, we all would be up in arms over this. But it amazes me how so many are looking to soften this because the guy was on a bike (this time) instead.
He was a drunk driver and operating a motor vehicle and could have killed your kid, your wife or even YOU! Yea, R.I.P. and one less drunk on the roads...
If it were a cager who was drunk and entered the interstate ramp in the wrong direction and "killed" a biker coming the other way, we all would be up in arms over this. But it amazes me how so many are looking to soften this because the guy was on a bike (this time) instead.
He was a drunk driver and operating a motor vehicle and could have killed your kid, your wife or even YOU! Yea, R.I.P. and one less drunk on the roads...
Exactly my sentiments. The rider's family should sue the bar owner for serving someone they know would be driving when they left the bar. I'm always astounded by the bar hopping biker mentality. I like a drink as much as anyone, but only when I'm NOT riding.
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