Jesus Christ Tony Stewart..

esplanade91

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He's a joke. But I have a hard time pinning the death in NY on him, considering the guy he hit was high as a kite and ran towards his car.
 

Shmuley

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Stewart has to live with the fact that he intentionally goosed it and broke the back end loose toward that idiot kid. He knows he did it intentionally although he obviously didn't intend to kill the kid. His recent behavior is not unexpected.
 

msstatelp1

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How he didn't face charges in that kid he killed in NY is amazing.

Because the kid was being an idiot. WTF was he doing walking down into the path of oncoming cars....oh, yeah, that's right "I'm gonna show that ******* Tony Stewart how we do things around here!!!" Guarantee you that if someone NOT named Tony Stewart had put him in the wall, he would have chalked it up to another day at the track or would have worked it out in the pits.

Not a Tony Stewart fan, but one of my biggest pet peeves is lack of personal responsibility. Regardless of what Stewart did, that kid never should have been that far down the track.
 
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WrapItDog

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Tony's a good bulldog. This is our prick.



Tony Stewart is turning his Hidden Hollow Ranch into “a 414-acre laboratory” for Mississippi State University wildlife biologists for their study of habitat, overpopulation and other deer-related issues.

http://www.therepublic.com/view/local_story/Stewart_turns_land_into_deer_r_1291700038
 

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Tatted up, no teeth, beer guzzling, roll tide yelling rednecks. And the men are guilty too****
 

patdog

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Stewart has to live with the fact that he intentionally goosed it and broke the back end loose toward that idiot kid. He knows he did it intentionally although he obviously didn't intend to kill the kid.
I think this is about the truth. I have little sympathy for the kid or his family because he was even more at fault than Stewart was. But I don't think there's any doubt Stewart tried to scare him and miscalculated. I'm OK with him not being charged, but I would have been OK if he'd been convicted too. Just a couple of redneck dubmasses on the track that night.
 

aTotal360

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That's exactly what happened. He intended to sling dirt on the dude and instead ran over him.
 

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Stewart has to live with the fact that he intentionally goosed it and broke the back end loose toward that idiot kid. He knows he did it intentionally although he obviously didn't intend to kill the kid. His recent behavior is not unexpected.


Tony was just giving Natural Selection a lil "boost"...
 

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HaleStater

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Heh sounds about right. A lot of them think they are above the law and can say or do what they want and when someone calls them on their **** they pull their badge back out. I don't have an issue with this. People need to have accountability. Don't flip people off and cuss them out and then be surprised when they come after your ***. As far as the kid Tony ran over in 2014... Don't get out of your car on a race track dumbass and you won't get ran over. I hate for his family but bad stuff happens when you're stupid.
 
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17 Tony Stewart. I hope that dumb redneck goes up into the stands one day and gets his *** kicked. Notice how he is such a bad *** once the team of security guards surround the guy.

I don't care if he didn't mean to hit the kid on the track, her certainly meant to rev his engine and scare him in an attempt to act like a bad ***. If you point a gun at someone with no intention to shoot them, but the gun accidentally goes off it is still your fault.

Lastly, he is a professional "athlete" and needs to learn how to deal with someone giving him the finger. If an NBA or NFL player went up into the stands every time a fan yelled "17 you" or flipped them off, you would literally have players going up into the stands in every quarter of every game. Also, they would be called thugs for doing so. The dumb redneck community out there who keeps saying the guy in the crowd had it coming, and defending Stewart are hypocrites.

I don't care if he has MSU affiliation, he is a joke.
 
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