krw wrote:
Jack Stein wrote:

What's the difference? Two people were out having fun, got in an
accident, one dies. Kennedy most likely had no intention of killing
her, she most likely had no intention of dying. It was a ****ING
ACCIDENT.

No, it was a homicide, or manslaughter at the very minimum. Of course
the investigation was quashed before all the facts could be known.

I never saw anyone claim Kennedy intended to kill her?

As much as the world would have been better off if Kennedy's
mother had a pre, or post-natal abortion, the fact the dude got in an
ACCIDENT and someone died is just how it goes sometimes.

It was no more an "accident" than if he had pointed a gun at her and
shot her.

Wow! An accident is any event that happens unexpectedly, without a
deliberate plan or cause. Had he pointed a gun at her head, and shot
her, it would not likely be an accident.

I know a guy
that cut the **** out of his hand on a table saw, so what, it was also
an accident. Neither of them did it on purpose.

Was he drunk at the time? If so, it was no "accident".

No, he was old. Old people have a propensity for accidents. New
drivers have a propensity for car accidents. People with high blood
pressure, high cholesterol and bad genetics have lots of heart attacks.
An old guy a few years ago had a heart attack and killed 4 people in a
park with his car. People involved in multiple accidents are more
likely to get in another accident more than those that never had an
accident. These people kill people on the road every day, they, imo,
are accidents, not homicides.

On the other hand,
Kennedy's left wing, socialist, anti-American positions on all things
political is on purpose, and could have been cured with the above
mentioned abortion.

Your emotional outburst doesn't change the facts at hand.

The facts are it was an accident. No facts presented show Kennedy
killed the girl on purpose, so, it was simply an accident. Just like
the 16 year old that drove himself and 3 of his friends into a tree and
killed them all was probably an accident, not intentional, even if he
was speeding, high on grass, drunk, had a heart condition and so on. He
didn't mean to do it, so it was an accident.

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Jack
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