He died for the cause,,,,its a no brainer.
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Rider dies in protest rally
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Rider dies in protest rally
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Re: Rider dies in protest rally
Any death is tragic - one like this which may have been so avoidable is especially so.
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Re: Rider dies in protest rally
That one has been on so many boards today. General consensus seems to be that he died and that's tragic. It was a waste of a life that was completely avoidable and most unfortunate. And it hurt the cause he was trying to protest against.
