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rokntoy

rokntoy

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Just watched the documentary about Jessi Combs on HBO and it’s awesome! It shows the the in cab footage of the crash that’s unbelievable!
 
I wonder how folks would feel if they release the in car footage and audio of Earnhardt’s crash?
 
Ron said:
I wonder how folks would feel if they release the in car footage and audio of Earnhardt’s crash?
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The same. Some of us just like to understand what happened.
 
I'm only about that sort of footage to learn and understand......the other world who gets off on gore and horrific can take a hike. However since I'm not actively researching trauma related deaths to high speed accidents to further my motorsport design I have no reason or desire to see this lady or Earnhardt die. Gore and fantasies on film are one thing, viewing for any purpose out side of real research disturbs me when it was a real life, person, and family member.

I'm more of a TV documentary sort from a mystery murder cop show, or a historical reenactment. Out of pure respect I think sharing the footage is deplorable.

EDIT: to clear the mud I created, my previous "Like" wasn't an agreement in points of view but more of an acknowledgement of your right to an opinion. Just so ya"ll don't think I'm playing to fences on this one.
 
jeepinmatt said:
The same. Some of us just like to understand what happened.
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In the other thread, I did say I thought the footage should have been left out of the film. However, having watched it, it was down right impressive how calm she was going through protocol/procedure trying to stop, but knew she wouldn’t…like she was at peace with what was about to happen. Somewhere around the 5-6 mile mark, the movie didn’t have any comms audio…not sure if that was intentionally cut, if the vibrations knocked out sound, or if she was just that calm.

I still think a simple ‘we reviewed the data and footage, and she did everything right and everything she could have…there was a mechanical failure’ would have been just as good. But then we wouldn’t be talking about it today.
 
WARRIORWELDING said:
I'm only about that sort of footage to learn and understand......the other world who gets off on gore and horrific can take a hike. However since I'm not actively researching trauma related deaths to high speed accidents to further my motorsport design I have no reason or desire to see this lady or Earnhardt die. Gore and fantasies on film are one thing, viewing for any purpose out side of real research disturbs me when it was a real life, person, and family member.

I'm more of a TV documentary sort from a mystery murder cop show, or a historical reenactment. Out of pure respect I think sharing the footage is deplorable.

EDIT: to clear the mud I created, my previous "Like" wasn't an agreement in points of view but more of an acknowledgement of your right to an opinion. Just so ya"ll don't think I'm playing to fences on this one.
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I have a weird exestential view of these matters. To be 100% clear I do not assert my views are the only ones or even the “right” ones. But they are mine and I’m entitled to them.

I think death, pain, trauma and grief is evil embodied. I think broadcasting these things brings no joy to the world but does bring grief and pain to those closest to the “victim “
In short I feel they are a net negative to the energy force of the meta verse. I think things that bring zero good and bring any bad should be avoided for the betterment of us all.

I don’t like Murder stories on tv, I don’t like faces of death, I don’t like pain.

There I said it. Think what you will. I met Jessie once - she was one of those personalities who in seconds you knew she was different she was special. She exuded joy she brightened everyone around her.

Gone too soon. I don’t need to feel the holes to know He was nailed.
 
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