I don't discriminate anything that I am around to cover unless specifically asked to by the person(s) in the video. I take the role of the documentarian. I shoot and post everything, how it happens. I leave it up to the public to weigh their thoughts and I try to leave mine out as best I can on right vs. wrong. My opinions on the otherhand, are a different story. I think it was unsafe, I made that pretty clear to everyone there, but it's not my call. I don't run SkinD, I'm not in control of the crane, and I'm not Wade (LinkRaver21). But I still think it was an amazing stunt. And thats how, in my opinion, I viewed the whole thing. Not as a safe, ritualistic, spiritual awakening, but a crazy stunt pulled off by a guy that has that perfect mixture of crazy and ballsy. When Evel Kinevel (also from Montana ironically) attempted to jump the fountains of Caesars Palace in 1967 on a motorcycle and wound up crushing his pelvis, broken femur, two broken ankles, and was put in a coma for 29 days, what was safe about that? That he had a helmet on? Here's the thing...people are always going to do crazy shit for the rush and in the end, it's solely up to the person doing the stunt as to how "safe" they want to be. Will they have thousands of people cheering them in as they try to jump a bike across a canyon, or will they earn a Darwin Award for trimming their bushes by swinging around a chainsaw on the end of a rope? Either way, I wanna see it!