Is NOBODY wrong in the post ? POST : Greetings. will probably delete this post because I will be thumbed down into oblivion. Recently my mom's friend at work had a dilemma: her husband was involved in a bad car accident. Currently, he has broken ribs, dislocated shoulder, he is on breathing support etc. He is in rough shape. As it came to be, it was not just any old car accident; he was drunk at 8:17 in the morning and lost control of his car and was gravely injured. Now, after hearing my mother and sister talk about this mishap, I chimed in with a little of my two-cents. I told them that I feel he should not be alive after his accident. Him still being alive is too good for what damage he has caused in his time, as well as what could still possibly happen. For years, he has been driving drunk due to his alcoholism and has little to no regard for others around him as long as he has a cold one in his hand.  He has put his hands on his family or basically been a dead beat dad for the entirety of his children's lives. My mom informed me without being so straight forward, that it is not my place to judge. I got a little heated saying his injuries were too good for someone who drives drunk frequently and hope he learns his lesson.

Now,  I work in customer service for a phone company, and come across many men who cannot drive due to not having a license. (Have to validate cell phone accounts at work through a scan-able ID. I usually ask why they have an ID instead of a license and they usually laugh and say one too many DUI's. This infuriates me. I have family members injured by drunk drivers, friends killed, and relatives and other acquaintances who have lost loved ones due to these foolish people. It makes me think what if I would lose my family or my girlfriend due to someones poor choice. This being said, I have developed a strong prejudice against alcoholism and drunkards. Drunk drivers to me are some of the worst scum of the earth who always seem to take some of the best people from this world way before their time.

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With all this being said, AITA?