I can see how that played in your case. I think that the parked driver had done something that people believe contributed to the matter. I have heard that she was parked sticking out into traffic or that her breaks were off, but I have not seen that in anything official so it is only speculative.

Etiquette dictates that you refer to her ever on by the name she has chosen, even in the past tense. You may indicated that she used to refer to herself as Bruce if it is to eliminate confusion.

From reviewing all the comments this is what I am getting.

Wait, the people in the hummer are suing. They did not kill anyone, they just were not killed when they were hit. They are suing the estate of the woman that hit them. I now understand that that will come from the insurance company. But who is the person who killed someone and is also suing that you refer to??

This exchange is very illuminating for me. Thank you all.

I’m not sure that he celebrity status has excused her from the law. Even before she announced her transition, the circumstances do lean more toward accident. Also I dont think the local prosecutors have ruled out pursuing it, just taking their time in deciding. I worry that her celebrity status will lead to the…

Well manslaughter in a traffic accident usually requires a certain amount of negligence. I am not sure if driving below the speed limit but a little too fast for the wet conditions raises high enough to be a criminal offense. It could actually just be a tragic accident. As far as I know she was not drinking or doing…

Well yeah calling her him is inaccurate because regardless of her genetic makeup, she is still female. Also Whether its hate speech or just ignorance speech, calling someone by the wrong pronouns is insulting as hell. So don’t do it.

Wow that suprises me. I really thought that you could not do that.

Well they are technically suing the estate. It will be thrown out pretty quick I think. I am pretty sure the only things you can sue an estate for are regular debts not some new liability. But I am no lawyer. People forget that in you can sue anyone for anything, but that does not mean that it will get on the docket

The ratio of poor vs. rich at those schools could be shifted a lot by putting that money towards tuitions.

yeah no kidding. If I tried that crap with my dad. He would have eaten my hot dog for me. When I cried, he would have said, but you said you did not want it. When I said I wanted a different one without ketchup touching the bread, my dad would have said. How the hell are you going to pay for that? Any food pickiness I…

No one has forgotten what they did. But there is a difference between a twelve year old with mental illness and a full grown adult with all their faculties.

I don’t think she forgot in the story. I think that she was just in a panic.

That poor mom. She must have been worn out to near collapse. Well done Cat, nice save!

I am unreasonably aroused by this entire article.

Radicalized Wiccan?

Smelling suspicious here. Very not wiccan. I wonder if its an 80s style Devil Worship scare and they had a next door neighbor who happened to be wiccan and is now therefore a suspect, and the killings rituatlistic. Also “blunt force trauma” seems like an unusual take on human sacrifice.

Well yeah.. I guess there is that.

Oh go I could totally see myself doing what he did. When I hear “hey you have it on tap” I would immediately assume the guy was joking and respond with my own joke. I bet they guy thought it was all in fun until the customer starting asking around.