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Originally Posted by pan6467
BIG difference between a blowout and firing a gun.
One you have CONTROL of and the other you don't. Or are people now going to say, "well when hunting it's up to the other person to acknowledge his presence before the shot.... because it's shoot before making sure the line of fire is clear"?
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maybe you've never gone group hunting before but its a 50/50 thing. If you start in a group and then someone seperates themself, the remainder assumes he's gone until he tells you he's shown back up. It goes along the same lines as 'I'm walking the left, you're walking the right. we keep abreast and we'll be alright'. once you break that up, its up to both parties to ensure that they know where each other is at.
also, like someone else said before, if this was two locals involved, nobody would really give a damn. It's only news because its the VP. Remove that aspect of this and we'd only be talking about it being an accident.