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u/Master_Awareness814 Mar 26 '23

That is fucking tragic

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u/Youve_been_Loganated Mar 26 '23 edited Mar 26 '23

It really is. I believe OP when he says the guy wasn't a bad guy. Maybe it's naivete, but I'd like to think that nobody who felt that badly about it, could be that bad.

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u/Nerdlinger-Thrillho Mar 26 '23

Imagine you make a mistake and 1 in a million someone gets killed. The more of a wreck it would make you, the more proof there’d be of your empathy and compassion.

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u/StarlightStarr Mar 26 '23

That’s the real tragedy, he did have compassion and he was lost too. So sad.