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Luckily no one here is talking to the Gaudreau family, so this is irrelevant.
All of us feel varying degrees of terrible about this, all of us are doing varying degrees of mourning, none of us are actually firsthand affected by the loss of a father, husband, son, brother, etc in this specific incident. So yeah, shouldn't be a problem to discuss safety.
If talking about safety when it's most likely to sink in saves one person on this board from a tragic accident, or if it causes one person on this board to reconsider their actions at some point down the line which ends up not costing another person their life, it was worth it to talk about safety in a setting that isn't actually insensitive to the Gaudreau family, who isn't reading through this thread right now.
So you genuinely believe that in a thread about two people who were killed yesterday by a drunk driver while cycling, you and others here are potentially saving people from a tragic accident by pointing out that cycling can be dangerous?
There's been as many if not more posts in here about bike safety than the drunk driving or unsafe driving.
The Gaudreau family doesn't have to be reading this firsthand to make something an insanely self-involved and tone-deaf post. But yeah, you guys are the real heroes here.
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