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21-04.-2008, 05:09 AM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victim as he lay dying in the street
Steve Firth wrote:
> > I do find it slightly gobsmacking that the police are complaining that > no motorist stopped to help when the police themselves will not enter > Moss Side unless they are in pairs, have bulletproof vests and an exit > strategy. Wail snap looks like Princess Road just north of Alexandra Park, these days not a good place to stop in the wee small hours without some serious back-up. |
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23-04.-2008, 02:14 AM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victim as he lay dying in the street
"ŽiŠardo" <here@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:2xDOj.120743$cj2.19086@newsfe13.ams2... >>> For once, Duhg is right. As a motorist I confirm that I wouldn't >>> interrupt my journey to aid Duhg if I passed him laid by the side of >>> the road. Well, actually, I *might* just possibly detour a little to >>> run over the old bastids head. >>> >> Well there you go then, a typical motorist's mindset, which places no >> value at all on human life, except their own, and where the right to >> drive as fast as possible takes precedence over everything else. >> > > Where did he say anything about driving as fast as possible? He may wish > to run over your head driving very, very slowly. > > -- > Moving things in still pictures! I've taken the "cross" to uk.transport off as I don't want to start the plainly unfeeling tosspots up again. But, aren't some of them utterly brain dead halfwits? A view confirmed every day by the stupid behaviour I see every day I drive or cycle. John |
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26-04.-2008, 05:29 PM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victimas he lay dying in the street
Doug wrote:
> Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car addict? No, it describes the behaviour of one person. -- John Wright I feel like an insane person with the ability to mimic sanity |
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26-04.-2008, 08:51 PM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victimas he lay dying in the street
John Wright wrote:
> Doug wrote: >> Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car addict? > > No, it describes the behaviour of one person. > > But it does speak volumes about the mentality of one person who would use an incident like this to condemn millions of motorists, of whom few, if any, would condone such actions! -- Moving things in still pictures! |
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27-04.-2008, 03:36 AM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victim ashe lay dying in the street
On 26 Apr, 09:29, John Wright <j...@pegasus.f2s.com> wrote:
> Doug wrote: > > Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car addict? > > No, it describes the behaviour of one person. > It says 'Inhuman motorists' plural. -- World Carfree Network http://www.worldcarfree.net/ Help for your car-addicted friends in the U.K. |
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27-04.-2008, 03:47 AM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victim as he lay dying in the street
Doug wrote:
> On 26 Apr, 09:29, John Wright <j...@pegasus.f2s.com> wrote: >> Doug wrote: >>> Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car >>> addict? >> >> No, it describes the behaviour of one person. >> > It says 'Inhuman motorists' plural. Are motorists not people? |
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28-04.-2008, 06:01 AM
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Re: 'Inhumane' motorists drove OVER and around hit-and-run victim as he lay dying in the street
Brimstone <brimstone520-ng02@yahoo.co.uk> whizzed past me shouting
>Doug wrote: >> On 26 Apr, 09:29, John Wright <j...@pegasus.f2s.com> wrote: >>> Doug wrote: >>>> Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car >>>> addict? >>> >>> No, it describes the behaviour of one person. >>> >> It says 'Inhuman motorists' plural. > >Are motorists not people? > That's what we're discussing. Do please try to keep up at the back! -- Sue ];(  The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands, and when it gets old and shabby a woman can dispose of it and get a new one. |
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