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Originally Posted by celstu1 Its all just stupid. Lien was not targeting Meises. He was just there and Lien was protecting his family, when his tires were getting slashed, he took off with no thought of who was where. Can't blame him. I also have compassion for the guy who got run over. I mean who are we as human beings if you don't feel some sort of remorse for a life cut short or a person maimed? We are not savages, we are humans with abilities to feel compassion for others. What that 'gang' as a whole did was utterly stupid. However that 1 guy did not 'deserve' to get run over anymore than any other guy there. I feel for Lien and Meises.... not enough to donate to either side though! I hope they all lose their licenses. Catching 1 in a bunch with no license is hard, but catching the whole bunch with no licenses I think is a lot easier! |
I think that's the problem for me... Not being able to feel much/any sympathy for Meises. I definitely do for his kids but less for his parents, aunt, & wife. I can understand their pain and suffering seeing a loved one like that. However, for them to point their fingers at Lien and Meises the victim. Not even acknowledging the wrong doing on his part, I think that's just wrong on so many levels.
Salt to injury, Meises's father being a pastor. For me personally, I'm very disappointed that a family of what I would consider a "devoted christian" would do that. If they just said something like "we understand he shouldn't have been part of that group but he's not a evil person like everyone's making him out to be." It feels as if they're one of those "do as I say, not as I do" type of "christian leaders" and I just can't respect that type of people.
I do agree on what you say about just 1 guy not deserving it any more than others that were there. This whole incident is just really sad and unfortunate. I'm bit surprised that no one actually died. I hope Meises does recover, learned his lesson, and use himself as an example to show other "bikers" not to drive their motorcycles reckless or get involved in events like those.