| Dan in Pasadena |
10-07-2007 04:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by rammstein
(Post 3517764)
Hopefully, you wrote this not thinking that I was disagreeing with you. Your assessment is pretty much the same as mine. "Undeniable logic" was a poke at OnRamp's hopelessly Avatar quote. Reality is what you stated. We are in agreement.
The husband isn't "at fault" thoug, IMO. The only person responsible, and hence 'at fault' is the woman who killed herself, either on purpose or inadvertantly. Unfortunately for the husband, he likely feels complicit in this by not having been there with her (or letting her go in the first place), and he's surely in a world of emotional hurt, as the kids are. I mean, I sit here and think about this, that woman DIED for no good reason. Its really, really sad.
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Hi Ramm,
No, I knew you and I were pretty much in full agreement. I guess I didn't "get" the poke at On Ramp...but givne who it is....poke away!:D
Yeah, there is nothing but bad associated with this one. The only thing I will have a problem with in this situation is the almost inevitable lawsuit that is coming. I understand why this happens and I would be the first one to sue if I thought my loved one had died as the result of police action or inaction. In this case I just don't see it. Tragedy, nothing but tragedy for all associated. I wish they'd just walk away from it. I could not agree more, its just terribly sad.
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