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EldarO
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Re: Need Legal Advice

Thu, 09 June 2005 03:10

86tt, your my hero Rolling Eyes

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

next time, make your text legible.

for example:

Quote:

You guys are pathetic in getting your priorities right, do you really think we have a speeding problem? yes 160 in a 80 zone sounds dangerous, and you wouldn't do it because you'll get caught and penalised, it's a stupid decision, and if there's anyone around other than themselve, then they're outright irresponsible, and that's all it is, compared to rape, murder and robbery, it's nothing, it's not delibrate harm, it's a psychology problem, and that's all it is, IRRESPONSIBILITY, if the government really views this as a problem, they'll spend more in education, tougher on licensing, parents and peers' got as much responsibiliy as anyone else, and as a youth, there's a psychology thinking, that if you never try it, you'll never know.

As a youth, most of them wants to try 180+km/h just to see how it feels, for a lot of people, this wish must be fulfilled, they want to prove to themselve, prove to their friends that they can do it, I'm sure a lot of people have done it, and probably less than 1/100 of them have ever got caught, as part of the driving education, they must let these people try these dangerous acts somewhere, just to fulfil their wish, because if you never try it, you never know, no one at 17-18 year old would think, oh yeah, there's ashpate ripples on the road, the car will become unstable at high speeds, maybe some dog and cats will jump out, then, I'll lose control when I try to swerve, maybe there's a pothole in the ground then my steering will get affected.

Will you really process that much information before you take each individual action when you are 17 year old? But too bad the government is more interested in revenue raising, and when something bad happens, they start pointing fingers at SPEED, SPEED KILLS, which in turns gives them more power to install more cameras, more speeding fines, but do we really have a speeding problem?

How many people drive 30km/h above limit each day and how many of them get killed??? You hear a couple of skylines wrx wrap around some poles every couple of weeks, but that's out of how many cars that arrive safely to their destinations at the same time period? And how many poor souls got raped, killed and robbed in the same time period? How many people die of hospital mal-treatment?

How many people suicide due to social problems? How many people die of drug addiction and overdose? How many people die of lung cancer because of smoking? If you know those figures, we definately don't have a SPEED problem, we have a government GREED AND IGNORANCE problem! And we also have a general public IGNORANCE problem as shown in this forum, flame on!

congratulations, youve just attempted to, and failed to, explain the reasoning behind doing 160 km/h in an area designated, by law, as 80 km/h.

hooray for you, especially if you think he doesnt deserve all this negative attention, he even stated he shouldve driven on, and out run the police, and your trying to justify that, heres a justification, STUPIDITY, not IRRISPONSIBILITY is exactly the reason for this incident, he never said he didnt do it, hes taking responsibility for it.

why dont you lead a march upto the government house in canberra and protest some shit? this has nothing to do with people dying of other causes, this has to do with ONE person, doing some stupid shit, which, i think, he wont attempt to do again, doesnt this mean, that the method of handing down punishment, is, effective?

i know of a kid thats written off two HRT R8 Maloo Utes, and now drives a 2004 WRX, yet, he doesnt seem to learn his lesson? it all has to do with the individual, not "P-Platers" or "young drivers" as a group, the government is making an effort to make people learn their lessons by handing down a punishment, no matter how harsh it seems, is far less harsh than losing you life, or the life of another person.

the system works, FOR MOST PEOPLE, not everyone.

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

Eldar.O.

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