I completelly agree with Bill and DJYoshi.  Reeve's death is not a trajety, it's poetic justice.  I'm sorry he had to die, but you really don't realize what kind of a person he is.  I've met him.  He's demeaning, he's belittling, and he's a powerhungry, self-ritous *******.
He's the sort of person who we crippled's call a "Sour Gimp."  As soon as he was hurt, he became sour.  Sure, his televised showings make him out to be a nice guy who wants to help out all of the handicapt children, how nice.  Note how he just happens to be a crippled himself.  Note how, before this, you wouldn't have seen a slow motion picture of reeves walking down the sidewalk and the words "Thousands of people live with paralysis..."  No, you'd see him in some new movie.  Reeves is also, as a person, quite mean.  He assumes that, because of a physical disability, he suddenly has every right in the world to be a bitter, and hateful person.  He has the excuse of "good days" and "Bad days."  Mood swings are only acceptable with mentally ill patients.  Being a complete *** when someone doesn't hold the silly-straw the way you want it isn't a "bad day" it's called being an *******.
Funny, how just last night I was reading over that article maddox posted.  I even bookmarked it on how utterly true it was.  (I'd never heard the argument before I read the article, and I'd come to the same conclusion after meeting him)  I wake up this morning, and someone tells me reeves died.  Ironic?
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