Jackass star Ryan Dunn dead at 34

[Mediocre Man]

I think it's probably different for everyone. If I am out getting "wasted" with my friends and then drive drunk, then shame on me. If I have 3-4 beers and am legally drunk, but don't feel I am then it's a different story.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

thats the rub, almost every drunk driver ever said "im fine" ...and we dont even know how excessively he was drinking yet do we? maybe we do, just saying, it might be semi early to start bashing his dead corpse

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

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[BrianFromWA]

i think everyone here has done a little drunk driving at some point?

No.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

No.

everyone but you?

 

[BrianFromWA]

I don't think my wife has, either.

 

[3RA1N1AC]

lies!

 

[huevonkiller]

I think drunk driving is terrible and feel the most for innocent victims of drunk drivers.

I just still feel bad he made this stupid mistake, and about how he died.

 

[agoo]

I haven't either. If I'm driving for a night out, I'm usually going to have people with me, so I'm not doing that to them or myself. And I'm going out alone, I'm not drinking.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

Ryan Dunn was doing 130 miles-per-hour in his Porsche at the time of the horrible crash that killed the "Jackass" star and his passenger -- this according to West Goshen police.

Police Chief Michael Carroll told reporters an accident reconstruction team determined the speed of the crash after inspected the accident scene. Officials say Dunn's car collided with a guardrail at the high speed, crashed in the woods and burst into flames.

According to Carroll, the crash was catastrophic -- claiming he's "never seen a car destroyed in an automobile accident the way this car was ... even before it caught on fire."

Carroll called the accident the "worst" he's ever seen ... by far.

-TMZ

 

[Mamba]

Gets better and better. Buzzed driving or drunk driving..w/e..okay he made a mistake...but 130 MPH? Bye, jackass. I took this quote from the thread about this on LG...of the numerous amounts of people who die every day, a person who is drunk/buzzed driving at speeds of over 100MPH is last on my list of sympathy.

 

[44Thrilla]

what an idiot. glad he's dead.

 

[dpc]

Just a question, to everyone who is saying "glad he's dead" and "deserved to die"... would you say those things if say, it were your best friend who did this? or if your brother did this? And don't come back with "well my best friend wouldn't do that." Just answer the question.

 

[PapaG]

Just a question, to everyone who is saying "glad he's dead" and "deserved to die"... would you say those things if say, it were your best friend who did this? or if your brother did this? And don't come back with "well my best friend wouldn't do that." Just answer the question.

One of my fraternity brothers wrecked his Ninja going 120 mph after a few beers and almost died. Like, laid up in the hospital for a month almost died.

He is now a leading neurosurgeon in the NW.

Shit happens to everyone. Those mocking Dunn are ghouls, IMO.

 

[44Thrilla]

if my best friend or brother went out drinking and then decided to drive 130 mph, I would say the same exact thing. When you do stupid shit, you must suffer the consequences.

 

[barfo]

if my best friend or brother went out drinking and then decided to drive 130 mph, I would say the same exact thing. When you do stupid shit, you must suffer the consequences.

Not necessarily. Sometimes you get away with doing stupid shit, and there are no consequences.

barfo

 

[julius]

Just a question, to everyone who is saying "glad he's dead" and "deserved to die"... would you say those things if say, it were your best friend who did this? or if your brother did this? And don't come back with "well my best friend wouldn't do that." Just answer the question.

If he was irresponsible enough to put his life in danger, and potentially that of other family members (of mine) I'd be said but also realize that he did something that brought forth his own death and he was 100% responsible for it.

 

[44Thrilla]

Not necessarily. Sometimes you get away with doing stupid shit, and there are no consequences.

barfo

Sure, but this idiot happened to die. And so did my brother and best friend in the world of make believe. My point is if you die or get hurt doing something stupid, then you deserved it, and I don't feel bad.

 

[barfo]

Sure, but this idiot happened to die. And so did my brother and best friend in the world of make believe. My point is if you die or get hurt doing something stupid, then you deserved it, and I don't feel bad.

Sure. Nobody wants you to feel bad about it. He rolled the dice, he lost. Oh well.

barfo

 

[PapaG]

Sure, but this idiot happened to die. And so did my brother and best friend in the world of make believe. My point is if you die or get hurt doing something stupid, then you deserved it, and I don't feel bad.

That's fair and legitimate. I disagree with it, but I understand your point of view.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

Wow, this is very tough to watch: LINK

 

[Blazerfan22]

I'm sorry it is so sad that so many are saying he deserved it. I don't care famous or not NO ONE deserves to die. We all make mistakes some bigger than others, to come in here and start throwing stones and acting as if you never made a mistake is why this world is failing and sad, Self righteous people. What makes it worse is each generation keeps getting this attitude, so no one cares for one another anymore and with the internet you just speak with out thinking through what you're saying.

God Bless the Dunn Family and Bam and the Jackass crew for the pain there going through is unimaginable. A guy made a huge mistake and it cost him his life and a friends. RIP Ryan Dunn and Zach Hartwell

 

[Mediocre Man]

Police say he was going in excess of 130 mph at the time of the accident.

 

[Paxil]

Count me in the no sympathy crowd. It isn't tragic... just stupid. I can empathize with the pain family members and those who knew him are going through... sure... but real tragedy would have been him killing a family driving all night trying to get somewhere on summer vacation.

Deserved to die? No... I wouldn't say that... but I also wouldn't disagree if some higher power decided to plink him off the road before he killed someone else.

 

[Mediocre Man]

His blood alcohol content was .196. Over twice the legal limit. He also had 23 citations, including a DUI

 

[44Thrilla]

I'm sorry it is so sad that so many are saying he deserved it. I don't care famous or not NO ONE deserves to die. We all make mistakes some bigger than others, to come in here and start throwing stones and acting as if you never made a mistake is why this world is failing and sad, Self righteous people. What makes it worse is each generation keeps getting this attitude, so no one cares for one another anymore and with the internet you just speak with out thinking through what you're saying.

God Bless the Dunn Family and Bam and the Jackass crew for the pain there going through is unimaginable. A guy made a huge mistake and it cost him his life and a friends. RIP Ryan Dunn and Zach Hartwell

I know, everyone is acting like they don't drive 130 mph at 3am after a night of drinking. Everybody makes mistakes, guys.

 

[PapaG]

I know, everyone is acting like they don't drive 130 mph at 3am after a night of drinking. Everybody makes mistakes, guys.

That's ~64 yards a second in the dark. Stupid stupid and more stupid.

At least he didn't take out some innocent car full of people.

 

[Fez Hammersticks]

Westboro is planning to protest. I hope some of the CKY guys confront them when they're good & drunk: LINK

 

[Mediocre Man]

Westboro is planning to protest. I hope some of the CKY guys confront them when they're good & drunk: LINK

Idiots

 

[Jekyde]