Originally Posted by
AcidiCyn_
^ 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.
see this is where everyone is lost and just doesn't understand. i grew up street racing and out in this saturday night shit(10+ years of it). this isn't one single action to these people, this kind of riding is a way of life. and if you asked 90% of them, they will tell you they are happy to die doing what they love to do. and to them riding like a jackass thru traffic on a sturday night, doing wheelies to show off in front of others, rolling burn outs and shit is just how they live and what they know as cool. there's not a 2nd thought put into it.
if this is a tight nit socalled "group" the older riders need to teach the younger riders about riding to live. (you have to learn from your friends dying) because they look up to them and will do whatever they are doing. i feel bad that this guy fell into this group, because to me they are the ones 100% responsible for his death.
over the last few years, just from this site. i can count about 3 people that racerraul has saved from that riding life style to a much better and safer riding life style.