nope
he decided it was time to go and play on the top of a train, he died.
A car crash is entirely different, and you know that, don't split hairs.
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Firkinfedup last shat on your wife's tits at, Mon 1 Jun 2009, 17:30,
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both result in death...both involve a level of ignorance
I dont think its splitting hairs at all..
Your saying if some one dies out of a mistake they have made they are some sort of untermensch and up for ridicule. I'm (edit) NOT going to ridicule this guy..
Were all human, we all make mistakes, some bigger than others.. it doesn't how ever reflect on our value as living beings..
Ive laughed at the Darwin awards..(this case doesnt count in my opinio) I dont think the proposal that they have "taken them selves out of the gene pool" is meant to be taken seriously.
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Jorvic, Mon 1 Jun 2009, 17:39,
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also, maybe i need to see the run up to this incident
but your asuming he was "playing".. I'm saying its possible due to the fact that its culturaly normal for peolpe to travel on the top of trains in india, that is the reason he thought it was ok to climb on top, and mabe he didnt realise it was electric?
Its very easy for you, being bought up in a country where health safty is paramount to look on this incident with scourne.
Where as ide say him not being aware of the danger he was in isnt reason to ridicule him.
Unless he was aware, and this was a suicide? inwhich case its even more reason to find this very sad...
What do you think he was thinking when he caused his death?
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Jorvic, Mon 1 Jun 2009, 17:47,
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