Defender at a soccer game tackles a player into a concrete wall and player dies. Death/injury was unintentional and a concrete wall definitely shouldn't be there, but someone is still dead. I've had a disagreement with other posters about this.

  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBk7eM12xQ0

  2. comments: https://archive.is/0Ga1B

It just blows my mind that people are more sympathetic towards the defender than to the player who actually died.

Here are some highlights:

Worst part is that despite the terrible design of the pitch, the player who pushed him is probably blaming himself.

it's the complete fault of the pitch design

The guy who committed the foul will probably feel guilty for the rest of his life, is that not enough punishment?

No, he should not blame himself for the death.

It just blows my mind that there are people who think the defender shouldn't feel bad for what he did. I think the concrete wall is retarded. And the death was unintentional, but the defender played a major role in this scenario.

Give me an honest answer TRP. Am I overreacting or do people no longer take responsibility for their actions?