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Originally Posted by Perfectlap
LOL. Do you know how many drivers in traffic around you are "high" on marijuana every single day?
And as someone who at point used to perform drug testing, aggressive or reckless behavior is not what's associated with THC. And that's if he even smoked it that day. And given how close he was racing a world class professional racing driver like Stewart, I HIGHLY doubt the kid was impaired at the time of the incident.
Man Tony Steward just caught the luckiest break of his life.
Did anyone test him for anything?
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According to sources (DA), KW was impaired - meaning he was unable to make/use proper judgments, and this led directly to him making a very bad decision to walk out on the track. THC metabolizes very quickly - so if they found evidence of this, he was impaired. Not sure where you get the HIGHLY doubt then.
And your 'argument' about other drivers - does that somehow make it right? If you are impaired, you should not be driving. And whomever let KW get into that car should bear some responsibility. If you are a bartender, and you let someone leave your place and they get in an accident, you could be help liable.