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Rabbit in the Moon's Bunny badly injured by audience member (pg. 3)
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| idoru |
| quote: | Originally posted by stevėsto
sounds like some people in this thread have either never seen a RITM show or dont like RITM. bias is at work here. if it was one of their favorite artists they would not be criticizing him for not having insurance that covers this particular occupational hazard. |
Wrong. I love most, if not all of their older work (Out of Body Experience, Florida, etc.) and have quite enjoyed their live performances, as cheesy as they may be at times. They're ing fantastic and certainly up there as one of my favorite artists.
That said, how ing stupid can you be to not have health insurance if your job involves you repelling down from the roofs of clubs or holding a steel grate in front of your face and showering sparks off of it all over you? |
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| stevėsto |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
Wrong. I love most, if not all of their older work (Out of Body Experience, Florida, etc.) and have quite enjoyed their live performances, as cheesy as they may be at times. They're ing fantastic and certainly up there as one of my favorite artists.
That said, how ing stupid can you be to not have health insurance if your job involves you repelling down from the roofs of clubs or holding a steel grate in front of your face and showering sparks off of it all over you? |
ive never seen him come down on a rope? that sounds cool. they do various things at different shows so i missed that stunt. the only thing ive seen him do that i think is dangerous is the sparks/grinder thingee, but even that they also do it to a random audience member, so what about the liability of accidently grinding an audience member's face off? i dont consider the crowd surfing ball very risky. anyway, point well made, i agree with you. but damn that is ironic he does all these supposedly dangerous things that any of them could go wrong and how does he end up getting hurt? a ing bottle thrown at him. couldve happened to ANYONE on a stage. performer or not ... i think im going to go donate right now. amything to help - i just want to see a RITM show again in my lifetime, i want to bring my parents too - anyone, to a RITM show so they can see what they've been missing. |
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
That said, how ing stupid can you be to not have health insurance if your job involves you repelling down from the roofs of clubs or holding a steel grate in front of your face and showering sparks off of it all over you? |
That didn't even occur to me. lol |
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| drEamer |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
Wrong. I love most, if not all of their older work (Out of Body Experience, Florida, etc.) and have quite enjoyed their live performances, as cheesy as they may be at times. They're ing fantastic and certainly up there as one of my favorite artists.
That said, how ing stupid can you be to not have health insurance if your job involves you repelling down from the roofs of clubs or holding a steel grate in front of your face and showering sparks off of it all over you? |
that being said.....who would insure him if they knew he was doing that? LOL! |
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| josh rising |
| oh man, that's bad news! i don't listen to RITM, but they are from tampa so i have to support them anyway. get better soon bunny. |
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| Rukes |
It's amazing how many people actually think he wasn't insured. He always is, but there are many other factors. This case mostly deals with South Korea and shady promoters :) If this happened pretty much anywhere else, his insurance probably would have covered just about all of it.
It's mostly a "wrong place at the wrong time" kind of thing, and you end up with a 30 grand medical bill or you go blind in one eye. |
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| elFreak |
| as someone who has lived in south korea, my insurance purchased in north america gave me complete coverage while there. Sorry, bad excuse. |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rukes
It's amazing how many people actually think he wasn't insured. He always is, but there are many other factors. This case mostly deals with South Korea and shady promoters :) If this happened pretty much anywhere else, his insurance probably would have covered just about all of it.
It's mostly a "wrong place at the wrong time" kind of thing, and you end up with a 30 grand medical bill or you go blind in one eye. |
Sorry, you don't get to blame someone else for not being absolutely clear on your own insurance prior to traveling.
It's not that I don't sympathize, I'd hate if anything like this happened to me or anyone I cared about - but ignorance is a poor excuse, and the "my insurance doesn't work in South Korea" line is little more than that. |
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| elFreak |
| what would of happened if he got hit by a car while walking around the city? would this have been the promoters fault too? |
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| denys envy |
yeah that totally sucks. i'd kill a mother****** for some like that.
i didn't read the thread but did they at least arrest/ up the person who did it? |
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| apple country |
| quote: | Originally posted by denys envy
i didn't read the thread but did they at least arrest/ up the person who did it? |
its sounds like it was just some random person in the crowd. so no dice. |
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