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Not to say he's not a dick... but if I was about to enter a intersection, there's no way I wouldn't see a car blasting towards the same intersection at 100+km/hr. In my head this is a accident, and I figured he'd lose his license for life at worst. The USA is a f'd up place. Asian kid kills someone in a car accident; all the comments on the news sites are ripping him to shreds. White guy shoots black kid for wearing a hoodie; people are friggin donating money to him for legal costs |
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hell if his parents really do have money they can just get a passport at the embassy with a different name |
Not condoning what he probably did - its terrible that someone had to die - but how is this type of accident causing death any different than any other 'speeding and causing death accident'? I love how people are overly critical only because his family was wealthy enough to pay the 2 million bail. I fail to see what money and class have to do with this situation when nobody even knows the guy except through the article. The usage of the term "money can't buy class" is really just an expression of moral superiority that people enjoy saying to feel better about themselves. It's the same kind of sentiment when families like the Rockefellars tell themselves that their better than the Gateses because although they have less money they have the 'history' behind them. Does being granted bail automatically make someone not remorseful for what they did? can it be said with close to 100% certainty? what's wrong with being bailed out? its called due process, a fundamental principle of the legal system and lots of people are released on a lot lower bail amounts although if it was set that high I'd imagine there was a proportional degree of risk but not enough to revoke it. There's also a set of considerations for the judge to determine. Unless he actually flees the country, I'll withhold severely critical judgement. |
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C350... not C63 :fuckthatshit: But as with what drunkrussian said, our reaction would be propriety to his ethnicity and his monetary status isn't it.... Aside from that, I find it absurd that he is able to be bailed out with just 2M after KILLING a person and heavily injuring outhers |
life has the price of whatever you can negotiate the deal at. some lives are worth less than others. |
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anyway i don't even see what all the hate for this guy is about. just cause his mom posted 2m bail? why does that automatically make you think he has no class or remorse? i feel like if a rich american went to china and killed some girls with a car and posted bail, none of you would have this reaction lol. posting bail does not mean someone will flee the country. they could, for sure, but until then, why don't you guys withhold your judgemental nature? and as far as a 'slimy POS' i mean.. do you honestly think he did it with the intent to kill someone? no, he probably wanted to show off to the girls in his car, rip it a little, but 70mph is what, like 110 km/h? it's fast and speeding for sure but not something crazy like say, 5 supercars ripping it down 200+ down highway 99. at the end of the day, the guy made a mistake, turned out into a fatal one, i'm sure he regrets going that fast and being reckless, but in the end it's still an ACCIDENT. so i don't think 'slimy POS' is appropriate in this situation. that kind of term would be reserved for someone who maybe cut up and ate some little girls or something. man. the reactions that people on RS have when someone rich makes a mistake or commits a crime.. :rukidding: |
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When you don't have a valid drivers license with you. You are breaking the law. When you go through a stop sign. You are breaking the law. Anyone with common sense knows when you do all three of those at the same time, you are breaking the law. If you don't know this, surrender your license now. When you knowingly break the law, and cause an accident that results in a death. You ARE a slimy POS. You are pressing your luck when you speed through a stop sign. The sad part is you care more about the guy driving then the person who died. Her family is going to be haunted by this accident for the rest of their lives. It doesn't matter if he is rich, Asian, driving a Mercedes. He killed someone. Period. Good intentions wont bring her back. |
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IMO, all International drivers should need to take the learner's exam, which is offered in different languages. At this this way, they are forced to KNOW the traffic laws in BC. |
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not everyone who speeds through a stop sign knows theres a stop sign, jesus. He's a slimy POS only if he saw a stop sign and knowingly sped past it. Lots of accidents happen in metro vancouver due to people not noticing there is a stop sign... |
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Ignorance of the law is no excuse for breaking it. |
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Even if she wouldn't have died she would have been brain dead. A life was ruined because he did not give a fuck about the law. Woman broadsided in Des Moines crash now brain dead - Local - MyNorthwest.com I think its pathetic some of you are making excuses for the driver. |
If people are so worry about him going back to China just have a few Cops follow him everywhere he goes, at his mom's expense of course and require him to report to a pokice station everyday. |
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I don't need to know his ethnic background or how much money he has to know this guy is a useless fuck who doesn't care about anyone but himself. If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck.... - He claimed he was on the wrong street because his GPS told him to make a wrong turn (transferring blame to anyone/anything but himself). - He had $500+ cash in his wallet and "requested several times that in lieu of being booked into jail, he requested to bail out right away" (suggests possible bribery or the desire to flee ASAP). - He is also being held by immigration because he did not properly submit his paperwork to be in the country. - Driving without a license. - Blowing a stop sign at 3pm in the afternoon with excellent visibility. - Driving 110 in a 50 zone (a residential street). Here's where the accident occurred. He was likely driving south since he said he was coming from groceries and if he was driving north he would have been leaving the dead-end at the bottom of the picture. The second pic shows the street view of a driver heading south. The stop sign looks pretty damn visible to me. And even if he claims he didn't see the stop sign, how could you miss the fact the street "jogs" and doesn't line up? You'd have to make a Mario Andretti lane change to stay in your lane after going through the intersection. http://dangonay.com/images/desmoines.jpg http://dangonay.com/images/desmoines2.jpg |
I knew of a person who ran over some pedestrian and in order to avoid jail time for 15 years. He had to escape to China for his rest of his life, but I guess its worth it to avoid jail. This guy should do the same especially this is the states, much more harsh when it comes to court shit. |
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There is nothing wrong with him getting bailed out. He has probably already been roughed up in county jail for the last 3 months. The problem comes when he: - knowingly purchased a vehicle without a valid license - went 70mph in a 30mph zone - ran a stop sign - tried to bribe officers to be released - killed another person and injured others Quote:
Did he intend to kill somebody? Most likely not. Did he intentionally speed? Most definitely This is not the same as driving down highway 1 at 110 km/h when the posted is 100 km/h. This is 70 mp/h in a 30 mp/h ZONE. That's about equivalent to going down a 50 km/h street at 115+km/h. Do you ever drive down Kingsway at 115 km/h, kill someone and go "hey, at least it wasn't something crazy like 5 supercars ripping it down 200+ down highway 99" derp. Quote:
You ever hear people complain that people are overly nice to blacks or overweight people or any category that might not be politically correct?? It's where in a concentrated effort to not be seen as ignorant or not politically correct, people go out of their way to be incredibly nice and accommodating and politically correct to the individual. In this case, you are going straight to his race/economic status and saying "oh man, he's rich an Asian, I better defend him otherwise I'll be seen as ignorant and a racist against Asians or against people who are rich." There is no such thing. He is getting flak because he committed a crime, and while his economic status certainly contributed to that crime being easier to commit, it is NOT the basis of why he is being charged. No where did it say that his punishment was more severe or that he was treated differently because of his race/economic status. YOU are the one bringing that up and then turning it around and using it as a defense. Quote:
Lastly, think about this situation. Let's say he ran the stop sign, let's say he did 70 mp/h in a 30 mp/h zone, and that he (god forbid) was driving without a valid license. At the end of it all, he didn't broadside a car. There was nobody in the intersection. He drives home and has his party with his girliefriends. Do you REALLY think later that night he would have thought "man, that was a close call tonight. I should really be more mindful of how I'm driving. I wouldn't want to cause any accidents" I will bet you my life savings that if he didn't cause an accident, he would be driving the same speed, the same way, with the same attitude until the day he dies. Man. The reactions that people on RS have on other people when someone who actually commits a crime |
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and if you want to say that wasn't your intention, then you should maybe try and word your topics better, because clearly i'm not the only one who thinks you're trying to bait people into hating rich asian kids (which is, by the way, not a rare occurrence at ALL on these forums). Quote:
just to clarify- i am NOT defending his actions. i am questioning the fact of exactly why it seems like the fact that his mom could post the 2m is a significant fact at all, when it seems like just another news story of reckless driving to me. yes you're right, his economic status should have NOTHING to do with this article, and that's what i'm TRYING to tell you. i think drunkrussian summed up my thoughts exactly: Quote:
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