V10SpeedLuvr
Enthusiast
Nothing will happen to this driver...certainly nothing that's going to have a profound effect on his life to make certain he never does something this stupid again. The opportunity for this **** to learn a lesson passed....when he failed to hit a tree and kill himself.
Agreed on both points. He'll have to pay a fine and they'll probably suspend his license and maybe even do a little jail time, but that's it. He endangered the lives of everyone on the road that night and he'll get a slap on the wrist. That's our great court system at work Taking a drunk's license deters them as much as putting up a "no guns allowed" sign deters psycho people from walking in and shooting a place up. I couldn't care less when a drunk kills theirself, its only sad when they kill innocent people. Even worse is when the innocent people die and the drunk lives. Sadly, that's how it normally plays out.
I hear you guys about good parents pointing their kids in a positive direction in life but I feel it mostly applies to teens.
This guy was 28 and at that point I look at it like this...
By that age you better know yourself, avoid your weaknesses, play to your strengths, choose a path in life and man up to be a responsible adult is so desired - period.
At 28 HE should be the one shaping and molding the lives of his own children. jmho
I agree here as well. Parents do mold a child, but by 28, you make your own decisions. Even if this kid had the worst parents ever, at 28, he should know not to drink and drive. He did and he got hurt. Hopefully he doesn't do it again. If he does, hopefully he picks on a pine tree going about 130mph this time.