http://twitter.com/#!/drdiandra/status/498465949696417792

Amen.

NASCAR’s Brad Keselowski retweeted that tweet. He then offered this response to a question posed to him about the tragic accident that killed driver Kevin Ward.

http://twitter.com/#!/honeyboner1980/status/498391857660198913
http://twitter.com/#!/keselowski/status/498467427244847105

As Twitchy reported, others offered up similar sentiments when arguing that Tony Stewart’s original plan to race today was perhaps not as callous as it seemed. Not everyone agreed, natch.

But others are urging the same tact as Keselowski.

http://twitter.com/#!/LauraSchaller/status/498468156579807232
http://twitter.com/#!/DollG1974/status/498470392781369344

Keselowski further urged no rush to judgment by retweeting this as well:

http://twitter.com/#!/nascarcasm/status/498491645072261120

Related:

‘This is INSANE!’ NASCAR fan Fox News’ Andy Levy called it: Tony Stewart won’t race today

‘It’s his JOB!’ Not everyone calling for NASCAR driver Tony Stewart’s head after fatal accident

Dale Earnhardt Jr. sparks Earnhardt Sr. comparisons after NASCAR’s Tony Stewart hits, kills Kevin Ward

Tony Stewart plans to race today because it’s ‘business as usual.’ Update: He won’t race today

TNA wrestling exec Bob Ryder: ‘Tony Stewart should be in jail tomorrow, not racing’

NASCAR driver Tony Stewart hits, kills driver Kevin Ward in sprint car race

Read more: http://twitchy.com/2014/08/10/nascars-brad-keselowski-urges-no-rush-to-judgment-after-tragic-tony-stewart-kevin-ward-accident/