Ryan Dunn was my hero.

[Aids Johnson]

I am going to get a lot of hate, or maybe just ignorance from people about it, but as a person who has made the DUI mistake twice, i have nothing but pity for Dunn, what a mistake. This is a good video made about Brandon Novak, who was abused for people about his heroin addiction. This is what is wrong with our judicial system, and what is horrible/pathetic about people with real addictions. The only reason i am posting this, is it is full of Dunn, and you can see how serious he takes his feelings for his friend who is addicted to what could be the devil. I, for one, have drank to calm my problems, and have been lucky enough to avoid heroid/meth/hard drugs to cure the pain. What he is isn't criminal, we are human and make mistakes, and he needed help from the people who cared the most.

I watch a lot of documentaries, and this is great for showing the real side of what happens. Funny, sad, pathetic. This is also why i told you @Crayo to check the movie haggard out, these dudes are damn god at what they do.

[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3IHPE3GNgY[/video]

Seriously, this is amazing, and so is the movie. Legit.

 

[GeeTeaIye]

I don't know man. If he was still alive people would have been calling him all sorts of names, but now that he died, he's suddenly some sort of hero?

 

[Aids Johnson]

WAS my hero as a kid, everyone makes mistakes, and he paid for it. He isn't my hero for going out driving 90 wasted off his ass, closing as really it was just a cool video on Novak being addicted to heroin, and the title is fucked.

Closed.