RIP - Rich Piana - Rushed to Emergency Room - Died 08-25-17

[The_Punisher]

So, with two bitten the mighty dust as predicted, what's the 2018 deadpool looks like?.....we seem to have some prophets on getbig here. .....

[Eric2]

Okay then, go ahead and explain the exact similarities between what soldiers and Piano do on a daily basis.

Or if you want, compare what astronauts have accomplished in their lives with what Piano did.

Here is a hint simpleton, pumping yourself full of steroids and PMMA, promoting yourself on YouTube to avoid having to work a real job, then killing yourself with cocaine is NOT a positive character trait.

The point that which you are completly missing is this. You stated that if this was the life that he chose there should be no grieving because he died from it. Now here is my point you missed so pay attention. The same could just as easy be stated for any profession that shares a possibility of ones demise, ie, military personel, astronauts, race car drivers etc etc. Make sense? I was not comparing ones honorable intentions in their chosen profession. So please dont play that hero soldier worship card that people like to throw around. Soldiers are no more herioc than any other man or women walking the earth. The same could also be stated with astronauts, policemen, firemen and emt as well. These professions are just that, a profession. Do not make it out to be more than what it is.
   Another point you are off on is the assumption that i am defending the lifestyle of Rich Piana or his character that which you wish to question.

[ratherbebig]

putting your life on the line for others is heroic.

[Eric2]

putting your life on the line for others is heroic.

Putting your life on the line for others is heroic........ Putting ones life on the line for others is heroic if the following applies. The individual putting his or her life on the line was A: not asked to do so yet chose to do so B: the individual putting his or her life on the line for another is not a professional in uniform getting paid to do so. For example military personnel, policemen, firemen, doctors etc etc. These are not heroes. They are proffesionals trained to perform a task at hand at any moments notice.
      Is what they do honorable? Hell yes most definatley. Is it heroic? Nope.   A hero is an individual that is not known for heroic acts nor in a uniform adorned with badges and medals. A hero is one whom is just there at the right time and place and chooses to do something selfless in order to save another. They where not asked, they where not trained, nor where they paid to do so. That is a hero.

[ratherbebig]

heroic

having or displaying the character or attributes of a hero; extraordinarily bold, altruistic, determined, etc.:

a person who, in the opinion of others, has special achievements, abilities, or personal qualities and is regarded as a role model or ideal:

a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character:

[Eric2]

heroic

having or displaying the character or attributes of a hero; extraordinarily bold, altruistic, determined, etc.:

a person who, in the opinion of others, has special achievements, abilities, or personal qualities and is regarded as a role model or ideal:

a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character:

Post whatever dictionary quote you want. Still does not change what i stated. A paid trained unifromed person does not make a hero. Are there heroes in uniform? Sure there have been a few that have gone above and beyond. Does wearing it or belonging to the "club" make them one? Nope.

[ratherbebig]

Post whatever dictionary quote you want. Still does not change what i stated. A paid trained unifromed person does not make a hero. Are there heroes in uniform? Sure there have been a few that have gone above and beyond. Does wearing it or belonging to the "club" make them one? Nope.

i would say there's a difference belong to a group of people who risk their life, whether they get paid or not, compared to a group of people who work at mcdonalds.

if you think both are the same, then thats your opinion. i disagree.

[Joe Valentino]

So, with two bitten the mighty dust as predicted, what's the 2018 deadpool looks like?.....we seem to have some prophets on getbig here. .....

CT Fletcher is not looking good

[SF1900]

So, with two bitten the mighty dust as predicted, what's the 2018 deadpool looks like?.....we seem to have some prophets on getbig here. .....

Bostin Loyd had destroyed his body. I am surprised he is still kicking.

[Eric2]

i would say there's a difference belong to a group of people who risk their life, whether they get paid or not, compared to a group of people who work at mcdonalds.

if you think both are the same, then thats your opinion. i disagree.

When i served in the military, I knew a lot of guys and gals that worked at Mcdonalds.
You brought up Mcdonalds, not me. Also you are now saying group as in many.

[FREAKgeek]

Putting your life on the line for others is heroic........ Putting ones life on the line for others is heroic if the following applies. The individual putting his or her life on the line was A: not asked to do so yet chose to do so B: the individual putting his or her life on the line for another is not a professional in uniform getting paid to do so. For example military personnel, policemen, firemen, doctors etc etc. These are not heroes. They are proffesionals trained to perform a task at hand at any moments notice.
      Is what they do honorable? Hell yes most definatley. Is it heroic? Nope.   A hero is an individual that is not known for heroic acts nor in a uniform adorned with badges and medals. A hero is one whom is just there at the right time and place and chooses to do something selfless in order to save another. They where not asked, they where not trained, nor where they paid to do so. That is a hero.

It takes balls to apprehend a violent criminal, same with putting out a dangerous fire or walking on a potential mine field. That is part of their job. heroic in my book.

[Eric2]

It takes balls to apprehend a violent criminal, same with putting out a dangerous fire or walking on a potential mine field. That is part of their job. heroic in my book.

Balls schmallls. Teamwork, training, lots of firepower, the ability to run the fucker down with your car all while being paid and empowered by the law. Plus these guys in uniform get off on that shit, they have the right ego for it.

[Simple Simon]

if we are talking heroes/heroines.

[Parker]

CT Fletcher is not looking good

Its still his set...

[Eric2]

if we are talking heroes/heroines.

The fact that this abomination was awarded woman of the year over any real woman just shows how fucked things have become.

[wes]

I always thought the guy was a total asshole but RIP anyway.

[funk51]

                         wheebles waddle but they don't fall down

[The Scott]

                         wheebles waddle but they don't fall down

Two stick leg white trash ghetto penguins doing what comes naturally.  Being 'tards.  Weebees wobble butt they don't fall down. However, they do OD, go comatose and ultimately ASSume room temperature.

They will have to hire professional mourners at the memorial.  Same with that idiot Dulles.  The wages of stupid.

[JustPlaneJane]

if we are talking heroes/heroines.

So courageous...

[NarcissisticDeity]

 

[Simple Simon]

this was the funniest of those photoshops

[NarcissisticDeity]

this was the funniest of those photoshops

 

[jr]

[Simple Simon]

what a fucking moron...

Just because his lifes shit it doesn't mean other peoples is.

My lifes a fucking breeze thanks...

[jr]

what a fucking moron...

Just because his lifes shit it doesn't mean other peoples is.

My lifes a fucking breeze thanks...