24-05-12, 09:20 PM
Sometimes good things are borne out of tragedy.
Who's to say how many young people he might manage to persuade not to drink and drive? How many lives might he save by doing this?
It seems he's convinced people that he is sorry for what he did. He can't undo it, but I think it shows a lot of character to try and help others not make the same mistake.
You often hear about ex-cons going to schools to teach kids what can happen if they stray off the path - it often works better than hearing it from rozzers as the kids can relate to them more.
Who's to say how many young people he might manage to persuade not to drink and drive? How many lives might he save by doing this?
It seems he's convinced people that he is sorry for what he did. He can't undo it, but I think it shows a lot of character to try and help others not make the same mistake.
You often hear about ex-cons going to schools to teach kids what can happen if they stray off the path - it often works better than hearing it from rozzers as the kids can relate to them more.