Ainge DUI

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235lbVol said:
EA?? Really?? Lol
You would take one look at me and say, ok probably not for EA....Brock Lesner would have a great shot, but not EA. Lol. Are we really defending a freaking drunk that's driving a vehicle with a chance to kill our loved ones? Unbelievable!
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I'm not defending EA at all. I think he obviously made a very poor decision. You are a professional firefighter and with that comes the responsibility of being disciplined and detached from any emergency situation in order to do your job. It's after you get home and lives aren't on the line, you engage a speed bag to vent, run, cry or whatever.
 
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235lbVol said:
EA?? Really?? Lol
You would take one look at me and say, ok probably not for EA....Brock Lesner would have a great shot, but not EA. Lol. Are we really defending a freaking drunk that's driving a vehicle with a chance to kill our loved ones? Unbelievable!
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Have you ever had a beer before? And if so even after just one beer have you ever gotten behind the wheel? I would almost venture to say judging by your little man syndrome you can answer yes to both of these. Anyone who has to tell me how big they are on a Internet message board is probably to afraid to come out of their moms basement.
 
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PrattvilleVol said:
I'm not defending EA at all. I think he obviously made a very poor decision. You are a professional firefighter and with that comes the responsibility of being disciplined and detached from any emergency situation in order to do your job. It's after you get home and lives aren't on the line, you engage a speed bag to vent, run, cry or whatever.
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This.
 
#82
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235lbVol said:
EA?? Really?? Lol
You would take one look at me and say, ok probably not for EA....Brock Lesner would have a great shot, but not EA. Lol. Are we really defending a freaking drunk that's driving a vehicle with a chance to kill our loved ones? Unbelievable!
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First off, no one is defending drunk driving.
YOU made a stupid comment about letting your feelings and emotions dictate your treatment of people that its your freaking job to care for, and then go on with that "I can do what I want " law enforcement/gov official attitude.
You are not above the law. It applies to officers and firefighters too. Seeing as how you believe you are, you aren't fit for the job. You are just as bad a drunk. That's why you're getting called out.
 
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PrattvilleVol said:
I'm not defending EA at all. I think he obviously made a very poor decision. You are a professional firefighter and with that comes the responsibility of being disciplined and detached from any emergency situation in order to do your job. It's after you get home and lives aren't on the line, you engage a speed bag to vent, run, cry or whatever.
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Your right, and for the most part we all do. But IF it were my wife...killed or hurt by a drunk...all bets are off then....I have zero tolerance for drunk drivers.Ive never hurt any of them to this date, even "care" for them after the victims are treated...but, like I said, if it were my wife!!!
 
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235lbVol said:
Your right, and for the most part we all do. But IF it were my wife...killed or hurt by a drunk...all bets are off then....I have zero tolerance for drunk drivers.Ive never hurt any of them to this date, even "care" for them after the victims are treated...but, like I said, if it were my wife!!!
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That's right. Because you are the only one with a wife.


Smh

Get a job at Home Depot. Your a better fit there.
 
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PrattvilleVol said:
I'm not defending EA at all. I think he obviously made a very poor decision. You are a professional firefighter and with that comes the responsibility of being disciplined and detached from any emergency situation in order to do your job. It's after you get home and lives aren't on the line, you engage a speed bag to vent, run, cry or whatever.
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As a paid and professional firefighter I agree with this post. I've seen it all as a senior firefighter and react the same way every time. When I leave my house to go to work my feelings are left at the door. When I leave the firehouse after a 24 hr shift I leave my work and everything that happens in that 24 hrs at the door. You should learn to keep your feelings and work seperate. It's the only way to make to retirement in the firehouse. Do your job and go home.

As for EA, what a poor choice. Not only did you jeopardize your family and career. You jeopardized other people's families. Luckily no one got hurt and for that I'm thankful. He'll learn from this and hopefully not make this mistake again.
 
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615vols said:
First off, no one is defending drunk driving.
YOU made a stupid comment about letting your feelings and emotions dictate your treatment of people that its your freaking job to care for, and then go on with that "I can do what I want " law enforcement/gov official attitude.
You are not above the law. It applies to officers and firefighters too. Seeing as how you believe you are, you aren't fit for the job. You are just as bad a drunk. That's why you're getting called out.
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Just as bad as a drunk driver? Really? Not a chance, nobody thinks there above the law. But if you think scumbags aren't ruffed up from time to time, not beating, but just not handled with gentle hands....your probably a good clean citizen that would be the victim. ..were here for you brother and will take care of you, drunks want get the same!
 
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235lbVol said:
Your right, and for the most part we all do. But IF it were my wife...killed or hurt by a drunk...all bets are off then....I have zero tolerance for drunk drivers.Ive never hurt any of them to this date, even "care" for them after the victims are treated...but, like I said, if it were my wife!!!
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I appreciate what you do and thank you for your service. You may be a total beast and may be able to crush EA...but in the end doing so is a complete contradiction of what you have dedicated your life to do...save lives. You sound young and I hope you take this as something to learn and grow from. Beating the hell out of somebody pretty much says what you do everyday is all for nothing.
 
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Mike Krafcik ‏@Mkrafcik
Despite his DUI arrest, Former UT Quarterback Erik Ainge insists he has been sober since July 17, 2010, and that has not changed.

Hmm...
 
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The Ron Mexico said:
If he's guilty, it wasn't a mistake. You can't mistakenly get drunk, mistakenly get in your car, mistakenly turn it on, and mistakenly drive it.

The police may have mistakenly charged him. He may very well be innocent of this charge. But if he did it. He did it on purpose.
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Ah yes, good ole semantical bantering. I think you know what he implied. Everyone screws up ace.
 
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xpsyclonex2002 said:
B.S. mistakes happen. Getting drunk and driving isn't a mistake. It is a planned event. You put the drink to your mouth without having a ride home. It's that simple. Its stupid and I have done it. I got smarter and quit. It shows a gross lack of maturity and selfishness.
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Cool. You may step off of your hypocritical high horse now.
 
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