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That situation is totally different from this one, I have a dog and know how hard it can be. That individual shared his grief and it's normal to show some sympathy/empathy. My argument here is based solely on whether or not the driver of that vehicle committed a grievous error in judgement. I've already stated it's sad to see a young father and another man die for no reason. That's not what I'm arguing.
Why? Being compassionate would somehow substantiate my argument or relieve the attacks on my opinion? This isn't anything emotional for me. I don't appreciate people jumping me for stating my opinion based on the few facts that are at hand.
My question still stands.
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Time to watch some bad football. No hard feelings. Everyone have a great Sunday.
