**** you asshole. That is not funny at all or on any level.
But you are just a regular that wants to post some nasty shit but doesn't have the balls to do it under his normal user id because you know the hell you deserve for saying this stuff.
Again **** you asshole. May god have mercy on your soul.

Nonsense, you just don't know what it is like to be in a place where you could possibly make a difference in a person's life, yet not be able to help them due to their own choosing.

1978, I worked for the volunteer fire department & rescue squad in the town I grew up in. We got a call in the early afternoon on a traffic accident 5 miles south of town. I always kept my gear in the car, I left work at the local gas station and beat the units in place, 1st on the scene. All I had at the time of arrival was my personal fire gear, no tools from the truck or responding units.

As I arrived, I found a 1972 Chevy PU in flames in the engine compartment. Of all the cars backed up on this 2 lane road, nobody anywhere had a fire or extinguisher or any kind of heavy tools, bars, etc. to help pry a guy trapped behind the wheel. The fire truck was a good 3 - 4 minutes away and the flames are getting worst as the oil & fuel starts to burn.

The horrifying screams,the burnt flesh, the shock in disbelief of standing there not being able to do anything was a very hard thing to handle. Has it stayed with me my whole life ? Uh, Yeah, sure in time , time heals, but it did take some time to do just this. Here I am, a 20 + year old kid and seeing my first death, in a very horrible turn of events.

I got back into my car after the clean up, I had left the radio on and heard Michael Johnson's "Bluer Than Blue" song. To this day, if I ever hear it, it brings back that memory.

A year later as a police officer in the same town, a kid my brother grew up with that was a good friend of the family was killed in a motorcycle accident. An hour earlier I had stopped the driver of the cycle to calm down as he drove through town, I told Robert the passenger he needed a helmet on. He told he would but didn't, we picked him up off the pavement faced down, dead after bouncing down the road.

Same song about an hour later came on.... That song triggers memories of incidents in the past.

But time heals, it does have some lasting consequences to some people.

I concur

Good God. Calm down. Worse things than this happen every minute in the world (see Syria for example) and no one gives a shit. Just because this was a football player we should get all worked up?

Its because he was a chiefs player. If this happened in Denver or Oakland, this.place would be a riot. But oh he was a chief. We must not make fun of the murderer.

Oh for ****s sake. There are other people effected here. Thats the point. You're making fun of a situation where a daughter now has no parents. Furthermore a bunch of people including the respective families are going through hell right now.

Its not about Belcher at all.

What was that you chickenshit mult?

Yeah it has nothing to do with the fact that he was a human being. Sure we are all or should be closer to a Chiefs player but good god man people from all across the NFL included hated rivals are sending out condolences and prayers.
You are in the minority on your feelings. It goes directly to your character sir. You have a lot of bad Karma.

That's a new one. Have to give you an A for originality. What is a chickenshit mult?

If this was a factory worker...no one...and I mean no one would care. Shit happens. That is life. Get over yourself.

Not close to any chiefs player. I don't owe them anything nor do they owe me anything. This is reality and life. Accept it and move on.

Pioli and Crennel knew and cared about Belcher. That makes it a lot harder to get over for them than it is for you.

Pioli is still an asshole and neither one of them can do their jobs...this doesn't change anything....they both still need to be fired yesterday.

There's no such thing as ****ing karma. Are you 5 years old?

I can't believe people still believe in karma and god. What are we in the 1800's?

Bart Hubbuch ‏@HubbuchNYP

Scott Pioli told Len Dawson on KC TV tonight that Jovan Belcher’s last words to coaches just before he killed himself were, “I love you.”