THE LINE FORMS BEHIND ME.......

David Weaving is a waste of skin. He is a sorry excuse for a human being.  He is a heartless, gutless, irresponsible piece of garbage; a pimple on the ass of society.  I'm sorry... did I say that out loud?

David Weaving liked to drink and drive.  So much so that he was convicted at least four times for DUI.  Unfortunately, the State of Connecticut Motor Vehicles Division, forgot to take away his license.  So in 2007, he mowed down Matthew Kenney, a promising young football player, who was riding his bike with some friends.  David Weaving, going 85 MPH recklessly passed another car in a 45 MPH zone and struck Matthew.  Fourteen year-old Matthew was declared brain dead the following day.

Weaving was tried for manslaughter (manslaughter? explain that), convicted and sentenced to 10 years in prison.  Shortly after, Matthew's parents filed a wrongful death suit against Weaving claiming negligence. 

And shortly after that, in a handwritten document, Weaving sued the parents of Matthew Kenney for $15,000.  In his lawsuit Weaving wrote, "had the Kenneys complied with the responsibilities of a parent and guardian and the laws of this state, and not allowed their son to ride his bicycle without a helmet, Matthew's death would not have happened."  He's also seeking additional damages, saying he's endured "great mental and emotional pain and suffering, wrongful conviction and imprisonment, and the loss of his capacity to carry on in life's activities." 

This story is not just unbelievable, it's fucking unbelievable. And it's happening in the State of Connecticut today.

While Matthew's parents have to pay for attorneys fees to respond to this case, Weaving is filing his claims for free because he's a prisoner and considered indigent.  A judge has already waived more than $500 in fees up to this point. Although many states have laws that require inmates to pay to file lawsuits, Connecticut is not one of them.  If you live in Connecticut, your taxpayer money is helping Weaving sue the Kenneys.

I sit and shake my head when I read stuff like this.  The rights of the guilty have long since trumped victim's rights. Everyone knows this is not right, yet it doesn't go away.

I don't know what else to say, except I'd camp out for weeks to be first in line to punch David Weaving square in the face if I was ever given the chance.  So come on,  good citizens of America.... the line forms behind me!

Actually there is one person to whom I'd give up my #1 place in line: Matthew's Dad.