OK, I'll be honest...I've NEVER done that. I know there are consequences to my actions on a motorcycle, and I put those consequences, my family, and friends first when I ride. RIP, and sorry for your loss. Hopefully this enlightens someone that was involved or close to T. There is a time and a place to ride like that, I do it on a track, everyone knows what happens when you choose to do it on public streets - but no one believes it can happen to them.

 

No offense, but you sound like a major pussy

 

none taken

 

if they were such a great group of guys.. they would have learned from loosing one of their guys a short time ago and stopped the group from riding like assholes.


the real truth is, they are all shit heads and they randomly get killed because of it. untill their group stops riding like dumbasses, it will keep happening.

 

rip T my prayers go out to his fam

 

??? you have got to be the dumbest person on this site..karma's a bitch youll get yours!

 

A person should be judged by their actions, not the outcome of the action. If this dude killed your mother/sister/daughter/<insert loved one here> doing what he was doing, you probably wouldn't be defending him now. So yeah, I tend to agree, this was a really stupid and selfish action. Just because he died in the event doesn't make me feel sorry for him. But I do regret his family's loss.

 

^ That shouldn't be the case.

People shouldn't be judged by ONE SINGLE ACTION but rather their entire life.
If you're going to judge him on a the mistake that ultimately cost him his life, why not look back and see what good he did?
Judging someone on the final action that took their life isn't anything but ignorance at it's prime.
You people who don't feel sorry for him, are the people I feel sorry for and wonder about their moral fiber which dwells within you.

RIP to Terrance.

 

Why don't we look at all the bad things he did too? And let's be clear, this was not a mistake. A mistake is wearing one black sock and one navy sock. This was a selfish and irresponsible decision and if the outcome was different you'd probably agree. We all know the consequences, so come on, be real, this wasn't a mistake by any stretch of the word.

 

It seems you might be unaware of the actual definition of 'Mistake'. Here, I'll help you out. mistake definition |Dictionary.com

Do you think he knew he was going to die at that instance/moment because of his actions? (That is a rhetorical question BTW)

Sure, you can judge him on the bad things, however do you know the 'bad' things he has done prior to the mistake that took his life? Why so quick to judge on bad things? Why not look at the good things he did? Why are people so persistent on focusing on the 'bad' things in life, rather than the good?

You know, being pessimistic is bad for your health?