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To: onehipdad
Not to excuse it at all, but I wonder if being under the influence of drugs or alcohol had any impact on what happened? Maybe the people who decided to go ahead with the fireworks inside were drunk or stoned.
100 posted on 02/28/2003 3:14:57 PM PST by Jael
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To: Jael
Tribute to the Victims, why not take a minute and read about each one before you say such things!


The Globe is writing profiles of the victims of the West Warwick nightclub fire. This list will continue to be updated as more names are released

http://www.boston.com/news/packages/nightclub_fire/victims/byname.htm
103 posted on 02/28/2003 3:26:10 PM PST by Japedo (Live Free or Die Trying)
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To: Jael
Not to excuse it at all, but I wonder if being under the influence of drugs or alcohol had any impact on what happened?

Everybody was there to have a good time - to some people, you can't have a good time without drugs or alcohol. Be that as it may, somewhat like the tragic soccer stadium fire in England a few years back, people having a good time even clear-minded are rendered incapable of recognizing impending doom ("it's all part of the show - how can this be happening?"). I don't think the effects of drugs and/or alcohol had any bearing on the decision-making with regards to the performers but certainly must have had something to do with so many people attempting to flee too late.

I've read many stories about this horror today, but the saddest by far, is to simply read the names, ages and homes of the victims. So terribly terribly sad, even moreso because so easily preventable.

108 posted on 02/28/2003 3:44:24 PM PST by onehipdad
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