As someone who had a two week scare for one of the boys thr answer is you can’t.It’s unimaginable. I don’t know how a person could ever deal with that.
As someone who had a two week scare for one of the boys thr answer is you can’t.It’s unimaginable. I don’t know how a person could ever deal with that.
He didn't win the cup, I think he was just coming off a cup finals appearance, but they lost to the Oilers. He was also the reigning Vezina winner.Many of you are maybe too young to remember Philadelphia Stanley Cup winning goalie Pelle Lindbergh. Killed in 1985 while driving drunk. Crashed his Porsche into a concrete wall. That accident also occurred in NJ.
RIP to the Gaudreau brothers and sympathies to the families. Horrific situation for their sister and families to deal with on the eve of her wedding.
He just killed two people because he was driving drunk.
Jesus. I just don’t understand how people can be soulless.
Based on that snippet I am genuinely curious if he understands that his life as he knew it is over.He didn't win the cup, I think he was just coming off a cup finals appearance, but they lost to the Oilers. He was also the reigning Vezina winner.
I think Gaudreau is probably the biggest active NHL player that has died since Pelle Lindbergh. The guys in the Lokomotiv plane crash were still active, but not in the NHL anymore.
And there were cases like Luc Bourdon, his career had barely started. And quite a few others. I think Derek Boogaard and Rick Rypien both died during an offseason in which they had just played in the NHL that season.
This is definitely the biggest name active player death in the NHL, if not all of hockey probably since Lindbergh.
He just killed two people because he was driving drunk.
He's lucky he isn't there until the Thursday in 2600 weeks from now.
I doubt he does.Based on that snippet I am genuinely curious if he understands that his life as he knew it is over.
Wow. f*** him. Lock him up and throw away the damn key.
I think there is a subtle recognition by the criminal process that the states have decided to allow alcohol to be quite widespread and that prosecuting otherwise ordinary people for alcohol offenses sort of spotlights the hypocrisy of the system. The federal government has slowly started regulating cigarettes out of existence but have not taken that approach with alcohol and has actually gone thr other way with alcohol ads everywhere.I doubt he does.
The culture of the country significantly minimizes drunk driving. And, he is entitled to his defense. We only know what's been reported, but that may not be entirely accurate or the full story.
I hope he's put away though. This was both drunk and reckless driving. It obviously killed two people - and it also endangered everyone else on the road as well.
I also hope the rules around passive, advanced impaired driving prevention systems that are supposed to be issued in November actually come out and aren't too watered down. Way past time.
I watched the clip, he could care less about what he did. Was only concerned about himself. I wanted to strangle him.
Maybe he’s still drunkBased on that snippet I am genuinely curious if he understands that his life as he knew it is over.
That would be better than if he was sober as sad as that is. He allegedly killed two people and he’s worried about his social calendar? If what’s come out to date is accurate he’s maybe a sociopath? Just absolutely uncaring about anyone but himself.Maybe he’s still drunk
Unfortunately, alcohol is a so accepted and normal in our society that the people who choose to completely abstain from it are sometimes ridiculed for it or treated like lesser individuals.I think there is a subtle recognition by the criminal process that the states have decided to allow alcohol to be quite widespread and that prosecuting otherwise ordinary people for alcohol offenses sort of spotlights the hypocrisy of the system. The federal government has slowly started regulating cigarettes out of existence but have not taken that approach with alcohol and has actually gone thr other way with alcohol ads everywhere.
Countless lives ruined just to try and get somewhere 2 minutes faster…
Unfortunately, alcohol is a so accepted and normal in our society that the people who choose to completely abstain from it are sometimes ridiculed for it or treated like lesser individuals.
Basically it's treated as normal, and if you don't partake in it you're not normal! Sometimes those who have kicked it and gotten sober are treated as exceptions.
just be 21 and don't drive after consuming it! That's how it's marketed. However, if you're over the age of 21 and you don't drink? WHAT THE f*** IS WRONG WITH YOU? WHAT THE f*** KIND OF PERSON ARE YOU?!
Now, not everybody acts like this toward teetotal people. My last example was a very extreme and rare one. I've always thought it was weird growing up in an era where something like marijuana was demonized (it's not anymore) and alcohol was just so accepted. Alcohol has ruined many more lives than marijuana. I'm not even saying this from a pro-weed standpoint, as I don't partake in that either and haven't since I was 14. It's just always made me laugh how weed was taboo for so many years, but alcohol hasn't been since the prohibition days long before us or shortly after that. And there's always been ''A glass of wine every day with dinner is healthy!'' thing, which I saw a claim recently that this was debunked, which I'm not sure if it's legit or not.
You are correct. I fixed that in the original post. His injury in the semis probably cost them a real shot at that Cup.He didn't win the cup, I think he was just coming off a cup finals appearance, but they lost to the Oilers. He was also the reigning Vezina winner.
I think Gaudreau is probably the biggest active NHL player that has died since Pelle Lindbergh. The guys in the Lokomotiv plane crash were still active, but not in the NHL anymore.
And there were cases like Luc Bourdon, his career had barely started. And quite a few others. I think Derek Boogaard and Rick Rypien both died during an offseason in which they had just played in the NHL that season.
This is definitely the biggest name active player death in the NHL, if not all of hockey probably since Lindbergh.
He just killed two people because he was driving drunk.
He's lucky he isn't there until the Thursday in 2600 weeks from now.