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It’s ironic that the hardest dude on this board named himself after a homosexual 90s group.

You spit male pubic hairs.

I’m not blaming Kobe for forcing the pilot to fly. You can’t force a pilot to fly. I’m suggesting that Kobe was foolish for getting in a helicopter on a day that foggy and worse putting his daughter on there.

My point from the beginning. If someone is critically injured and needing life flight to a trauma center, maybe some brave pilot takes to those foggy skies to save a life. A kids’ basketball game? Risk far outweighs the payoff. Maybe you make it to your destination unharmed, but I wouldn’t be...

If you show up and smell alcohol on the pilot’s breath, but he tells you he’s fine and ready to fly are you putting your baby girl on the helicopter? At some point, we need to exercise sound judgment on our own and assess whether the risk (death) is worth the payoff (a faster trip to a child’s...

If it’s incredibly foggy out and you are a smart guy with a ton of experience in the air, are you putting your baby girl on a helicopter to go to a dopey basketball game? I’m not. Not worth the risk.

Exactly the point. All this simpleton talk of “you can die sitting in your office from a shooting asteroid” is buffoonery. Cookie Johnson fvcked Erv and seemingly never caught the AIDS from him. Still doesn’t mean she wasn’t taking unnecessary risks every time he inserted the HIV pipe.

And people have been killed sitting in their living room when a car drives through their wall. That’s simpleton talk. This is all about risk assessment and exposing yourself, your daughter and others to unnecessary risk. Taking a helicopter trip in the dense fog is absurdly risky behavior.

That’s just not true. There are levels of risks every day. If you had my experience in this risk/negligence game you’d know better, friend.

Nah. Kobe was a very smart guy with tons of experience flying. He knew flying in that sort of fog was unnecessarily risky.

Brother, I know you love Kobe, so I’m going to leave this alone soon. But people do dumb **** and take unnecessary risks all the time and get away with it until the day they don’t. Getting away with taking those unnecessary risks for a long time doesn’t mean they did the right thing taking those...

I wouldn’t take chances like that with my kid ever. The risk isn’t worth it for a kids’ basketball practice. Helicopters are dangerous on a nice day. It’s one thing if you’re gravely injured and you need a helicopter to get to the hospital; it’s another to jump in one just for the **** of it on...

Bro, I don’t have to be a pilot to know I ain’t putting my little daughter in a tin box in insane fog like that.

Don’t only hug them. Teach them not to do incredibly stupid **** and put their family in harm’s way.

It was incredibly stupid of the adults to put a kid in that tin box in those conditions just to play a stupid rec league game or practice.

Really sad for his poor daughter and her mom. Everyone’s all torn up over Kobe because he was a great basketball player, but it’s pretty crazy that he took his 13 year old daughter on a helicopter in horrible weather conditions. Who the fck flies a helicopter in conditions like that?

Not to be crude at this time of devastating news for the world, but I wonder if all my Kobe sneaks will appreciate in value now. I got some Grinches in a size 11 if anyone’s feeling extra sentimental.