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Oculus VR Co-founder Andrew Reisse Killed In Auto Collision

ccguy writes with this excerpt from a sad report on CNET: "Oculus Rift co-founder and lead engineer Andrew Reisse was hit in Santa Ana, where he was a resident, by a speeding car being pursued by police." Reisse was killed, says the report, when the car "slammed into two vehicles during the pursuit before hitting Reisse at Flower Street and MacArthur Boulevard."

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  1. Reckless Cops by cffrost · · Score: -1, Troll

    In addition to the fault that lies with the driver that struck him, Reisse is also a victim of these "hero" cops' negligence and incompetence in chasing that suspect in the first place. New York City seems to manage with its no-pursuit policy; what's the Santa Ana Police Department's excuse?

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  2. Re:A MEXICAN killed him - had enough yet? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Hilarious. Who BUILT the United States? The 'native' Americans? Never heard of Kennewick Man?

    Nice try though...

    So, back to what I was saying. It was a NON-WHITE who killed him. A worthless, selfish, non-white piece of shit, who wasn't worth the dirt on your shoes, who shouldn't be IN your country in the first place.

    But I forget - useful idiots like you don't believe in Freedom of Non-Association - you think a handful of people who call themselves 'The Government' should be able to FORCE 200 million (or however many it is) white Americans to SHARE their country with 100 million worthless third world parasites.

    So you believe that the PEOPLE who call themselves 'The Government' OWN 200 million white people. Only a prisoner or a slave can be FORCED to associate with people they don't want to - free men can GET AWAY from people who they believe are ruining their lives.

    So why do you support this? Because you're an ignorant cretin who can't even begin to THINK about the most basic things in the world.