Posted by Samurai i think in many ways, we underestimate the areas we routinely wander through. |
Posted by Crossfire You need to always be aware of where your feet are landing, what's hanging overhead, what's jutting out of walls. |
Posted by Detroit We could be discussing your death right now. Have some respect people. |
Posted by cyn1c4l As mature people, we need to acknowledge that one of the above scenario's is the cause. |
By and large, I don't think there's anyone who's taking this death lightly. |
Posted by argonian No we don't. I read somewhere that he was composing a picture at the time. ... This is not true, some have taken it very lightly, still, what most are doing is using this as an opportunity to get on their high horse and preach about the media, personal safety, ethics, etc. ... but seriously, if you want to discuss media, create a thread on media the same with personal safety, etc. |
Posted by cyn1c4l I blame crack. |
Posted by Argonian I understand many will see this as me on my high horse and asking people to shut up and stop using this fellow for their personal cause, but seriously, if you want to discuss media, create a thread on media the same with personal safety, etc. |
Posted by cyn1c4l ...But we need to discuss the situation surrounding the incident. We really do not know the circumstances surrounding what happened... |
Posted by Aggressive How is joking about the shooting death of 2 innocent youth any more appropriate then joking about the fallen photographer? |
Posted by hedd What is there to discuss? We all acknowledge that we don't know the circumstances. Are we gaining anything with speculation? Let's stick to offering condolences. |
Posted by micro I'm not expecting people who knew Ryan to come to this site looking for our responses, but I think it would be a good show of faith nonetheless. |
Posted by argonian This is not true, some have taken it very lightly, still, what most are doing is using this as an opportunity to get on their high horse and preach about the media, personal safety, ethics, etc. |
Posted by kowalski If there are dangers, maybe we should start acting like adults and stop pretending they don't exist? |
Posted by Roadwolf Abandoned sites are not 'toy boxes' and should be treated with respect and care. |
This thread is in a public category, and can't be made private. |