Comments on: Hulk Hogan claims crash was God’s will to make victim a better person

By: T134

T134 — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 11:44:21 +0000

C’mon people, be rational. The guy got in the car, he didn’t wear his seatbelt, and he knew what the f’ they were going to do and he knew the potential consequence but chose to ignore them. Maybe due to alcohol, maybe not, who knows really.

Point is, John is just as much responsible for his tragedy as Hogan’s son is. Hogan himself? Well he’s obviously on the typical “god’s divine plan” trip. Can’t blame him. A lot of people are, since centuries, eons even.

I’m pretty much sure that Hogan is just as shocked as everyone else involved and I know dealing with these things isn’t f’ing easy. The hell it isn’t! Yeah you say things that may be wrong and you say things that may even hurt some people. But afterall what you’re trying to do is cope with this in some way. Things like that do throw you off track.

Just share love for the people. All of you. Let’s they learned their lesson.

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By: Barbara

Barbara — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 03:14:50 +0000

Mr. Hogan,
You stated on Larry King That “everything happens for a reason and this is God’s will to make John a better person”. I believe this is to make you and your family better people. This is an opportunity for you and your family to reevaluate life and find out what really is important. This is an opportunity to be the patriarch of the family and set the moral tone. It is not about wrestling, reality tv shows or how much money you have. It is exemplifying the values of Jesus Crist, kindness and love for your fellow man. Nick needs to take responsibility for his careless actions that led to another human being left in a vegetative state. He really needs to think about this and not”blow it off”. Afterall, Nick could have been John and be the one in the vegetative state. He needs to be thankful to god that he wasn’t the one. I will pray for you and the Graziano family.

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By: Scott F.

Scott F. — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 22:31:07 +0000

Yeah, I gotta say that Graziano doesn’t deserve to answer for any part of this. It’s not illegal to be a drunk rider, just a drunk driver.

I am also kinda sick of hearing about the seatbelt. Yeah, he was a dumbass for not wearing a seatbelt, but did you see the passenger side of the car he was in? The whole side caved in and crushed his head, and the same thing would have happened had he been wearing it.

A seatbelt is not a damn cloak of invincibility. I spent two years as a firefighter/EMT scooping people off the highway, and most of them were wearing their seatbelt.

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By: Sian

Sian — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 22:06:41 +0000

I am astonished at the comment that said that John was also drunk and should take some responsibility….uh, he wasn’t driving!
And why the Hell did the Larry King Show give Hogan the space to infect the airwaves with his cr@p? The media should never provide oxygen to these people.

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By: youknow

youknow — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 20:43:38 +0000

Man, why would anyone think Hulk is a stand up guy? COme on!!!!! This dude is straight from the trailer park, but got money…and got a huge crush on his own daughter. How can you watch his show and not realize this? That’s some straight up Jerry Springer crap. Also, look at the way he dresses, that’s so redneck. Man, Brooke needs to give it up trying to pursue a music career, she sucks.

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By: Rick

Rick — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 17:53:19 +0000

Terry and Linda are going through what if you have children wish to never happen. To bash an individual for a mistake his child made and it was a mistake I was not there and the report made by police should clarify any and all doubts because that is what its purpose is now if you feel the need to state anything else its only because in you what you want it to put someone else down to make yourself and most likely your life meaningful. Forget that this man is putting his life in a fish bowl to have everyone criticize and might I say that even though I do believe HULKAMANIA will live forever I have now become a terry fan because he takes care of his family. I think that there was a person hurt in this accident is a tragic thing but you are placing way too much empahsis on what you think is justice which to be quite honest unless you are the presiding judge it does not matter. Concentrate on what is important in the incident, they have made no attempt to cover side step and undo anything happened. I hope they have the courage to endure this rain and come out ahead.

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By: Mandy

Mandy — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 16:32:52 +0000

If Nick had shown any remorse at all, I bet that the Graziano family would have agreed that this was just a terrible accident, and that he was a victim of sorts as well(nearly killing a good friend because of a stupid, reckless, immature decision is something most would feel guilty about forever). They might have even forgiven him. But Nick has acted like spoiled white trash, and while the Hulk’s desire to protect and defend his son is only natural, surely he could have done so while still respecting John and his family!

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By: Laurel

Laurel — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 07:20:27 +0000

I think in this situation, most the blame has to be put on the sons (both Nick and John). Yes, parents make an impact on how a kid’s going to be when they grow up, but not completely. And both Nick and John knew better than to participate in stupid crap like that, especially John being a former soldier. Yes, soldiers are held to higher standards than the average person.

It is in my opinion that the responsibility is on both the sons. After watchin that clip of Hulk Hogan, it’s his right to stand by his son’s side and it’s good he’s doing that instead of ditching him.

Kids do stupid shit every day and sometimes, its regardless of how good the parents are or are not.

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By: keema

keema — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:18:31 +0000

I just want to say that we all can leave comments out of anger, what he is saying in this interview is shocking, but I just feel sorry for him because I know that he really believes what he is saying. he is a parent we may not all notice it but we would go the extra mile if we thought it would save our children. Nick may have been drunk, but John may have been to, and unfortunitly John was hurt bad my prayers are with him and his family. My only concern at this point is the family of the victom. He is in my prayers and I hope GOD can help them make it through this. My other concern is Nick I wish this never happend to him, but he is a child and he should have been guided better. I hope he can forgive his self. I know it is not easy knowing a mistake you made caused this to happend. That was his friend. He going to need somebody, not to judge him but to stop him from blaming his self his whole life, and help him cope. I will say that his parents need to get it together you have children that are very young they need you, it not about you and what next 4 year old will let you score. be mature enough to be parents to your boy. by saying these crazy immature things that you guys are saying. you make things harder then it should be. As far as Linda goes, he is not your husband anymore, good for you but your constant request for money makes you look like a gold digger. go out and get some shit of your own. show your daughter how to be independent. stop the mooching off of Hulk alright. It does not make you look classy at all.

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By: WHY?

WHY? — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:45:57 +0000

Why? Why? Why? aren’t the police
arresting Hulk Hogan for supplying the
booze to his underage son and giving him
the keys to drive his car after the kid
was well into drunk?

Why aren’t the authorities holding
the Hogan father responsible for this
mess?

It just shows you that the celebrity
world can buy off district attorneys.

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