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Re: Need Legal Advice

Thu, 09 June 2005 05:42

EldarO wrote on Thu, 09 June 2005 13:10

if only i was as smart as you, i would like, take over the world or something...

next time, make your text legible.
Eldar.O.

EldarO: just a quick guess, please don't be offended, you're at least 40 year old or getting close to it?

and why you even care how my text was typed? I'm not here writing a newspaper article, this is a forum...

You don't have to be too smart to work out there's definately a problem with the system, how many fines were handed out by the so called SPEED KILLS campanign? How many people were fined? How many life did they save? Why is the death toll still getting out of control?

If you know a kid who's written off 2 utes, that's either he never got punished, or the punishment wasn't enough, but did he hurt anyone? Did he raped, injured, killed or robbed anyone? He's definately's got an attitude problem, and who's responsible? To have him written off 2 cars and still get a 2004 WRX to drive? This is a problem with his parents and peers if this "kid" really exist, if this parent can keep giving him performance vehicle although he's wrecked a few, this would certainly mean $thousands of fines won't affect him either, would it? And you think the system is working?

The goverment and police and fining people that is going from 2km/h to 30km/h+ over the speed limit, but tell me, on your next trip, count the number of cars that are driving over the speed limit, are they dangerous? How many accidents you see? How many people get killed? I'm not suggesting to drive over the limit, but it's obvious the limit is ridiculously set up, and less than 50% are following it, the speed limit should only be a guideline, there should be more education and responsibility on the driver's behalf to decide what's best to do. Following the limit blindly is just another way to cause more disaster, a road may be suitable for 90km/h on a sunny dry day in light to medium traffic, but is suitable for 70km/h on a sunny dry day in heavy traffic, but should only be driven at 35km/h in heavy fog and rain, what should be the posted limit for this road? Post it at 60km/h and people will still get killed or break their neck in heavy traffic while raining because they're following the limit blindly and driving too close and too fast while visibility is low, then should you fine these drivers driving at 60km/h in such conditions? After all they're driving below the limit, so technically they're driving legally right?

EldarO wrote on Thu, 09 June 2005 13:10

but then again, your right.... right?

No, you are you, and I am myself, you are right in your mind, and I've got my own point, but next time the government tries to screw you, just bend over.

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