Tony Stewart could be in big trouble....Police investigating incident.

[4Corners]

What judgment did I make?

 

I asked you to provide some links to a specious statement that you made and you didn't because there aren't any.

 

As others have pointed out you are obviously just making poo up.

 

fact: a documented asshole and repeat offender for on track altercations killed a rival driver in an unfortunate, yet avoidable situation. 

[4Corners]

08/20/2005 - Thomas Herrion, a San Francisco 49ers offensive guard collapsed after an exhibition game and died. 

04/10/2005 - Al Lucas died from a presumed spinal cord injury sustained while trying to make a tackle for the Los Angeles Avengers (an Arena League Football team).

 07/19/2003 - Julian Yearwood of the Bakersfield Blitz (an arenafootball2 (AF2) team) collapsed in the team bench and died. 07/30/2001 - Korey Stringer of the Minnesota Vikings collapsed of heat exhaustion following practice and he died at the hospital 15 hours later. 07/22/1979 - J.V. Cain a tight end of the St. Louis Cardinals, died of a heart attack during training camp. 10/24/1971 - Chuck Hughes, Detroit Lions receiver, died of a heart attack during a game. 09/08/1963 - Stone Johnson, a Kansas City rookie running back, died 10 days after he broke his neck in an exhibition game against the Houston Oilers. 10/09/1960 - Howard Glenn, of the New York Titans, injured his neck during a play in the first half and died soon afterward. 12/1954 - Dave Sparks of the Washington Redskins died of heart attack three hours after a game. 10/04/1948 - Stan Mauldin of the Chicago Cardinals collapsed in the locker room and died of a heart attack.

 

Al Lucas is a former panther!

[cbarrier90]

I never said football isn't a dangerous sport. These guys are just saying that so it draws attention away from how dangerous NASCAR can be. You use poor form to tackle you end up paralyzed. You get clipped going 200mph and smash into a wall well, that's a horse of a different color.

But your original premise was "how can you support this" and the fact that the NFL is huge in this country makes your questioning look silly.

If you wanted to say "cars going round and round for 4 hours is boring," that's one thing, but you went with the violence.

[Happy Panther]

fact: a documented asshole and repeat offender for on track altercations killed a rival driver in an unfortunate, yet avoidable situation. 

lol ok.

[Dex]

Herrion was playing with heart disease. Had nothing to do with anything that happened on the field. Don't feel like going back to vet all the others. Football being a dangerous sport is not in dispute.

[Doc Holiday]

reasonable, intelligent, and very genuine. 

If you're talking about my earlier posts then yes it was, I just felt like I had to dumb my responses down a bit for you.

 

your entire argument till now was solely based on conjecture, no facts at all, zip, zero, nada. I have just made comments related to video evidence and official reports to now. I am a neutral party, honestly if it were not for me being bored today because my beach trip got rained out I wouldnt give two flying fugs about this because as I've stated before I don't even like nascar, and am only interested because it is a big story.

 

4Corners, we're not having a argument, this isn't something you're winning, you have lost since you're first post. and have done nothing more then bring your own ignorance to light.

[Dex]

But your original premise was "how can you support this" and the fact that the NFL is huge in this country makes your questioning look silly.

If you wanted to say "cars going round and round for 4 hours is boring," that's one thing, but you went with the violence.

I swear it's like talking to a bucket. Good god man.

[Anybodyhome]

Ummm, there is no law enforcement investigation taking place. The county sheriff is on the record and ESPN stating the investigation is a racing accident and that there are no intentions of even investigating this as a law enforcement matter. It's a sporting even accident.

 

As I've stated in other threads and posts, people's personal feelings about someone they likely don't know, have probably never met or spoken with are really getting in the way of rational, logical thinking here.

 

"Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said his department's investigation is not criminal and that Stewart was "fully cooperative" and appeared "very upset" over what had happened.

"He was visibly shaken by this accident," Povero said. "... This is right now being investigated as an on-track crash and I don't want to infer that there are criminal charges pending. When the investigation is completed, we will sit down with the district attorney and review it. But I want to make it very clear: there are no criminal charges pending at this time."

[cookinbrak]

Ummm, there is no law enforcement investigation taking place. The county sheriff is on the record and ESPN stating the investigation is a racing accident and that there are no intentions of even investigating this as a law enforcement matter. It's a sporting even accident.

 

As I've stated in other threads and posts, people's personal feelings about someone they likely don't know, have probably never met or spoken with are really getting in the way of rational, logical thinking here.

 

"Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said his department's investigation is not criminal and that Stewart was "fully cooperative" and appeared "very upset" over what had happened.

"He was visibly shaken by this accident," Povero said. "... This is right now being investigated as an on-track crash and I don't want to infer that there are criminal charges pending. When the investigation is completed, we will sit down with the district attorney and review it. But I want to make it very clear: there are no criminal charges pending at this time."

 

I don't know what the record for contradictions in a single post is, but this has gotta be close.

 

[Happy Panther]

Ummm, there is no law enforcement investigation taking place. The county sheriff is on the record and ESPN stating the investigation is a racing accident and that there are no intentions of even investigating this as a law enforcement matter. It's a sporting even accident.

 

As I've stated in other threads and posts, people's personal feelings about someone they likely don't know, have probably never met or spoken with are really getting in the way of rational, logical thinking here.

 

"Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said his department's investigation is not criminal and that Stewart was "fully cooperative" and appeared "very upset" over what had happened.

"He was visibly shaken by this accident," Povero said. "... This is right now being investigated as an on-track crash and I don't want to infer that there are criminal charges pending. When the investigation is completed, we will sit down with the district attorney and review it. But I want to make it very clear: there are no criminal charges pending at this time."

Your first sentence is completely wrong.

 

There is a law enforcement investigation that is not criminal. It could turn into a criminal investigation at any time if evidence presents itself.

 

I may be missing your point.

[CollegePanther]

You can't blame the kid, growing up at the racetrack I see drivers walk out on the track all the time. Is it smart to do? No, but when your adrenaline is pumping it doesn't matter. Doesn't look like either driver was thinking rationally. 

[CollegePanther]

Only reinforcing my opinion of how stupid this sport is.

If you don't like the sport, that's fine. But there's no reason to show disrespect

[Anybodyhome]

Your first sentence is completely wrong.

 

There is a law enforcement investigation that is not criminal. It could turn into a criminal investigation at any time if evidence presents itself.

 

I may be missing your point.

 

That's what I meant- no criminal investigation.... sorry...

 

[4Corners]

Ummm, there is no law enforcement investigation taking place. The county sheriff is on the record and ESPN stating the investigation is a racing accident and that there are no intentions of even investigating this as a law enforcement matter. It's a sporting even accident.

 

As I've stated in other threads and posts, people's personal feelings about someone they likely don't know, have probably never met or spoken with are really getting in the way of rational, logical thinking here.

 

"Ontario County Sheriff Philip Povero said his department's investigation is not criminal and that Stewart was "fully cooperative" and appeared "very upset" over what had happened.

"He was visibly shaken by this accident," Povero said. "... This is right now being investigated as an on-track crash and I don't want to infer that there are criminal charges pending. When the investigation is completed, we will sit down with the district attorney and review it. But I want to make it very clear: there are no criminal charges pending at this time."

 

I'm sure Mr. Hendrix and his all-star staff of high priced attorneys made sure there wouldn't need to be an investigation.