mr.jameswoods;1796259 said:
I never said he deserved death but his actions may have led to his death. Learn to distinguish between the two. I don't have a problem with people saying nice things about him as long as it is accurate. Yes, he was trying to change his life but he was also involved in many bad things and we don't know if he truly did all he could to avoid the situation like moving or hiring bodyguards. We also can't say he completely changed. He was probably more mature with the birth of his daughter but why does it have to be one of two extremes? Couldn't he have matured more but still have been immature about certain issues like overvaluing his pride and failing to respond to the the threats when he should have swallowed his pride and moved his family out of Miami after the first incident? I do have a problem with morons like yourself who are also in denial about the fact his past actions may have led to his death. This incident should a warning and a lesson from which others can learn from. Instead, I see it as being nothing but a cheap sentimental moment for simple minded people like yourself to get off on temporarily
Now you're talking about things he could have and should have done, which means absolutely nothing at this point. No one is denying that his past COULD have led to his death, that isn't even the issue, which you are failing to grasp for whatever reason.
No one needs to you point out the life lesson to be heard here. No one needs you to bring up the obvious point that he had been in trouble earlier in his life. It's not about being sentimental. It's about being respectful, something you clearly don't understand.
Maybe you've got all the answers, maybe you're a better person that he was and have somehow earned to right to condemn another man's actions after he already paid the ultimate price, but I doubt it.
Rampage;1796262 said:
probation sure is tough:laugh2:
I take it you've been on probation before?
