Sean Avery at it again

[wabagee]

It could be. But I can’t imaging production companies are clamoring for the guy because he broke a mirror off of a car.

He didn’t break it off, just pulled it out of its joint. Still a stupid move though.

 

[jcs0218]

I think Avery is a garbage human being, but why is the driver filming? Obviously there is some lead-up to the incident that the drive didn't catch on film and probably doesn't want the public to see.

Maybe it is all a show. An act set-up by both people.

 

[jcs0218]

It’s pathetic. He’s 40 years old. Just do your jog and leave people alone.

Avery is like one of those high-school jocks who still acts like they are in high-school and big man on campus in their 40s and 50s.

 

[MapleLeafs9]

You guys are really something if you're just blaming Avery here, as much of an ass he's always been. Obviously a prior incident provoked by the driver before this to rile Avery up like that.

 

[Beukeboom]

I miss guys like him in the NHL though. Everything was more fun and unpredictable.

 

[iamjs]

Based on the legal definition of the word crime, it absolutely is true.

crime. n. a violation of a law in which there is injury to the public or a member of the public and a term in jail or prison, and/or a fine as possible penalties.

Driving while talking on your cell phone puts everyone around you at risk, which is considered "injury to the public" and is punishable by a fine. Therefore, it's technically a crime. Same with parking beyond the meter, which leaves fewer available parking spaces for everyone else (again, "injury to the public") and is punishable by a fine.

Just because they aren't serious crimes that can result in jail time doesn't mean they aren't still technically crimes.

Now read that whole sentence. You forgot the part about a term in jail or prison.

 

[StrangeVision]

Figured he would have mellowed out a bit by now, but clearly he has a few screws loose.

 

[Crazy Cizikas]

Avery is like one of those high-school jocks who still acts like they are in high-school and big man on campus in their 40s and 50s.

Alright, alright, alright.

 

[jcs0218]

It’s possible. But people are allowed to film. Don’t blame the camera; blame the criminal.

I am wondering this confrontation was staged by the driver and Avery, because it is weird to randomly film people from your car while they are out for a jog.

If this is 100% legitimate though, the person filming has some issues. That is stalker-type (or even potential pedophile-type) behaviour. Maybe he films women while out for a jog or children playing in their yards, and then uses it for sexual purposes.

 

[Crazy Cizikas]

I am wondering this confrontation was staged by the driver and Avery, because it is weird to randomly film people from your car while they are out for a jog.

If this is 100% legitimate though, the person filming has some issues. That is stalker-type (or even potential pedophile-type) behaviour. Maybe he films women while out for a jog or children playing in their yards, and then uses it for sexual purposes.

That’s a lot of extrapolation on your part. I won’t judge, but most people wouldn’t come to that conclusion.

 

[SomeDude]

Keep acting like this and he'll end up shot. And justifiably so.

Also, Avery should know by now it’s always the guy who retaliates that gets caught.

 

[JianYang]

I didn't even recognize him if I'm being honest. He looks completely different.

 

[Sheppy]

Jesus, that was serial killer vibes.

 

[DrewGl]

That’s a lot of extrapolation on your part. I won’t judge, but most people wouldn’t come to that conclusion.

Who knows what happened...possibly this driver knows he's an ex NHL player/minor celeb and wants to provoke him for $$ after some sort of incident? Honestly who cares. Seems like two dickheads being dickheads to each other.

 

[Sheppy]

I am wondering this confrontation was staged by the driver and Avery, because it is weird to randomly film people from your car while they are out for a jog.

If this is 100% legitimate though, the person filming has some issues. That is stalker-type (or even potential pedophile-type) behaviour. Maybe he films women while out for a jog or children playing in their yards, and then uses it for sexual purposes.

The guy filming has some issues?

 

[jcs0218]

Honestly seems like that was set up.. instantly assumed that was fake when watching this.

Celebs/former celebs with their publicists do this crap all the time to get in the news

It is definitely possible.

I could see Logan Paul or Jake Paul doing this sort of stunt, and Sean Avery is in their category.

 

[Mr Burns]

I miss Avery, the NHL was so much funnier with guys like him.

 

[jcs0218]

The guy filming has some issues?

If this is 100% real and not staged, then is it common practice for the one filming this to drive around and film things from his car?

 

[Crazy Cizikas]

Who knows what happened...possibly this driver who he has some sort of beef with knows he's an ex NHL player/minor celeb and wants to provoke him? Honestly who cares. Seems like two dickheads being dickheads to each other.

Yeah. But one dickhead was a mediocre hockey player 15 years ago and now want to be famous. The thread isn’t titled “some other guy at it again”.

 

[IWantSakicAsMyGM]

You need to know that breaking the law doesn’t equal committing a crime. Seriously, man. It’s just the most basic understanding of law.
There are levels of breaking the law:
Violation- not a crime
Misdemeanor - crime
Felony - crime

The most basic definition of "crime" is literally just "breaking the law". The fact that there are 3 different categories of a crime (violation, misdemeanor, felony), with different levels of consequences for each, doesn't magically mean they aren't all still technically crimes.

Avery committed a misdemeanor. The driver committed a violation. Therefore, both committed crimes, using the most basic definition of the word.

 

[jcs0218]

That’s a lot of extrapolation on your part. I won’t judge, but most people wouldn’t come to that conclusion.

I wasn't saying that all of those things are definitely true.

But if this video is real and not staged, then I find it a bit strange how this would be captured on film. Why would the driver have a camera or recording device all ready to go, unless perhaps this isn't the first time he has recorded people out and about?

 

[IWantSakicAsMyGM]

Now read that whole sentence. You forgot the part about a term in jail or prison.

And you apparently forgot that a comma doesn't end a sentence, and the next few words literally say "and/or a fine".

 

[Crazy Cizikas]

The most basic definition of "crime" is literally just "breaking the law". The fact that there are 3 different categories of a crime (violation, misdemeanor, felony), with different levels of consequences for each, doesn't magically mean they aren't all still technically crimes.

Avery committed a misdemeanor. The driver committed a violation. Therefore, both committed crimes, using the most basic definition of the word.

Ffs. Violations are not crimes. Jfc. Learn that.

 

[Sheppy]

If this is 100% real and not staged, then is it common practice for the one filming this to drive around and film things from his car?

Maybe Avery was chasing him for a while?

 

[Crazy Cizikas]

I wasn't saying that all of those things are definitely true.

But if this video is real and not staged, then I find it a bit strange how this would be captured on film. Why would the driver have a camera or recording device all ready to go, unless perhaps this isn't the first time he has recorded people out and about?

It’s not hard to record video. If I saw something suspect, I could be recording in less than two seconds.