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That's the one thing I think I would ask of students and fans.
Why? No one did anything wrong. People die everyday. Because this man was killed by someone famous, that doesn't mean life as we know it should end. Go, celebrate life, and be thankful for it.That's the one thing I think I would ask of students and fans.
Why? No one did anything wrong. People die everyday. Because this man was killed by someone famous, that doesn't mean life as we know it should end. Go, celebrate life, and be thankful for it.
“People die ever day?”
Really? That’s your take?
Good lord.
“People die ever day?”
Really? That’s your take?
Good lord.
Well what he is trying to say is this kind of stuff happens everyday. And if it wasn't Jim Boehiem this would probably have a little mention in the news. I mean look how much this attention this accident has gotten. However still in NY a man intentional ran over a family of 8 not once but twice. Killing a mother saving her baby has barely been talked about. And that's screwed up. It should be the other way around.
Like when Sienna had the measles.Everyone stay home play the game as an empty arena match a la Rock/Mankind from late 90’s WWE.
I get what you're saying but that other incident has been major news at least on websites.
Why is no one asking for a moment of silence for them? A GoFundMe? Addressing the family before the game? Having GameDay canceled or the game itself?
If the driver had been an SU professor instead of JB, would any of the above been discussed here?
I feel awful for everyone involved but it was an individual matter not a communal tragedy.
If the driver had been an SU professor instead of JB, would any of the above been discussed here?
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