[dark0821]

^ While I totally understand where you are coming from 100%.

Lets just sit back and relax.

You have to realize that this whole "campain" was started by a 9yr old. You know what I was doing when I was "9"? Playing need for speed on my PS1.

Yes the victim won the "lottery" in a sense, but that is what a "lottery" is, the lottery winner isnt determined by who needs money the most... its random.

Lets just be glad that a 9yr old have the heart and thought to help someone in "need". I understand there might NOT be a need, but given what information was publicly available, he made his assesment and determined he wanted to help the family.... If anything Im glad the "campain" worked out, think how much of a confidence boost it is to the kid. He will grow up to a better person because of this.

As for the victim family. Yea, its like free money raining down, yea its like winning the lotto. But if anything, I hope this gesture will change them to become better in the future as well. To receive good wills from good people promotes you being good to others as well (at least in theory).

I see it... the "win" far out weight the "fail" for something like this.


...Yes it causes all of us 10s if not 100s of thousands in insurance money. But we have to pay insurance regardless, if it doest pay for this incident, its going to pay for some c-lai in a richmond parking lot... So yes and no, it doens't really affect my life.... but of all the possible outcomes... this outcome is on the better half of the spectrum? Yea?

Enjoy the long weekend man.