I think it shifts things from being an accident or misfortune into being something that he did to himself. Does it make it less tragic? No. But it does drains almost all of the sympathetic feelings for him from it. Instead of "how cruel for that to happen to him and his family", it's "his selfishness really cost his family". Now it's just another cautionary tale of reckless stupidity. Nailed it.
How is this possibly stumping you, clod? Mocking you for your idiocy isn't stumping me. I'm quite aware that you think you're on a crusade against cultural appropriation. I'm also quite aware that you're a [expletive]. Hahahaha!
Ponder this for more than two seconds, you gargantuan turd. Everyone already knows you're a virtuous [expletive], mojo. How is this possibly stumping you, clod?
>searching CyHawk's post for complaints about the Fighting Irish mascot>... ... ... ... <[expletive] detected> Ponder this for more than two seconds, you gargantuan turd.