This whole Paul Walker incident...

[javadog]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

What a moronic, simplistic, POS article.

5 minutes with Google would reveal to you just how it was put together, namely by some idiot reading a handful of other articles from the past day or two and plagiarizing the hell out of them. It's really pitiful how it was created. Hard to believe some people get paid for what they do for a living...

Dig a little deeper into the original sources and they will disappoint you, too. Many of the people quoted have no real knowledge of the subject they speak of. Anecdotes, at best.

It's sad, but it's all over this country and many others, as well.

JR

[Lapkritis]

Originally Posted by romad

good guy or not he made bad decisions and endangered others..........lucky they didn't take some poor innocent bastard with them.

WRONG WRONG WRONG

He was a passenger. Just like someone in an airplane that crashes making a bad decision and endangering people on the ground.

[mikester]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

What a moronic, simplistic, POS article. "It Flies On The Road" - seriously? I would mock my 9 year old for coming up with such a stupid cliche heading. Does it also "corner like its on rails"? I'm fully convinced that true reporting of facts is dead, replaced by tabloid "journalism" created by idiots. But we all clicked on it, which is all they seem to care about.

Hard not to click on it if you go to CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News

[DanielDudley]

So, what if that car was still riding on its original tires ?

If you want to make this tragedy all about yourself, How about we all take a look at our cars and ourselves, if only to make sure that we aren't the next.

Good brakes, good tires and shocks, combined with a modicum of common sense would keep most people out of trouble, if they have any luck at all.