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Old 01-05-2022, 06:50 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Shreddy View Post
A news outlet posted the story and there were more than plenty insensitive comments, similar to here. The father of the young man who didn't make it commented on the post acknowledging that they were young, not making the smartest decisions, and while living life to the fullest and having fun at the time his son paid the ultimate sacrifice. It goes without saying, but he said they're heartbroken (probably the biggest understatement) and respectfully asked for folks to reserve comments. I'd highly recommend doing the same here.
I agree that people should be respectful. But as with other lake accidents, many of us think it is important to discuss and understand so that we and others will avoid trouble in the future. If we do not do it now, the conversation will never happen. Just as one example of how this can work well--mswlogo has posted that he is rethinking his own cold water kayaking
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