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Doug wrote:
> On 17 Apr, 13:27, "nully" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Doug wrote:
>>> On 17 Apr, 09:13, " cupra" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> Doug wrote:
>>>>> Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car
>>>>> addict?
>>>>> "Motorists who left a cyclist to die in the road after he was
>>>>> knocked over by a stolen car were described as inhuman yesterday.
>>>>> Instead of stopping, they simply swerved around him, and
>>>>> detectives believe that one may even have driven over the badly
>>>>> injured Stephen Wills, breaking both his legs.
>>>> Terrible
>>>>> By the time a passer-by finally raised the alarm, Mr Wills, 55,
>>>>> who had been riding home from a dinner, was already dead.
>>>>> The self-employed plasterer was cycling down a dual carriageway in
>>>>> Manchester at about 3.30am last Saturday when he was knocked over
>>>>> by a stolen VW Golf. The car was later found burnt-out nearby.
>>>>> Witnesses said that instead of stopping to help Mr Wills as
>>>>> crucial minutes ticked by, other motorists steered around his
>>>>> body, and police believe one actually drove over him.
>>>> So what were the witnesses doing in these crucial minutes, and who
>>>> were they?
>>> Shouldn't you be more concerned about the motorists who just drove on
>>> regardless?
>>> There seems to be a typical mindset among motorists that nothing
>>> should get in their way and they should get to where they are going as
>>> quickly as possible regardless.
>> 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.
>
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>
Where did he say anything about driving as fast as possible? He may wish
to run over your head driving very, very slowly.
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> On 17 Apr, 13:27, "nully" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Doug wrote:
>>> On 17 Apr, 09:13, " cupra" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>> Doug wrote:
>>>>> Doesn't this say it all about the mentality of the average car
>>>>> addict?
>>>>> "Motorists who left a cyclist to die in the road after he was
>>>>> knocked over by a stolen car were described as inhuman yesterday.
>>>>> Instead of stopping, they simply swerved around him, and
>>>>> detectives believe that one may even have driven over the badly
>>>>> injured Stephen Wills, breaking both his legs.
>>>> Terrible
>>>>> By the time a passer-by finally raised the alarm, Mr Wills, 55,
>>>>> who had been riding home from a dinner, was already dead.
>>>>> The self-employed plasterer was cycling down a dual carriageway in
>>>>> Manchester at about 3.30am last Saturday when he was knocked over
>>>>> by a stolen VW Golf. The car was later found burnt-out nearby.
>>>>> Witnesses said that instead of stopping to help Mr Wills as
>>>>> crucial minutes ticked by, other motorists steered around his
>>>>> body, and police believe one actually drove over him.
>>>> So what were the witnesses doing in these crucial minutes, and who
>>>> were they?
>>> Shouldn't you be more concerned about the motorists who just drove on
>>> regardless?
>>> There seems to be a typical mindset among motorists that nothing
>>> should get in their way and they should get to where they are going as
>>> quickly as possible regardless.
>> 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.
>
> --
> World Carfree Network
> http://www.worldcarfree.net/
> Help for your car-addicted friends in the U.K.
>
Where did he say anything about driving as fast as possible? He may wish
to run over your head driving very, very slowly.
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Moving things in still pictures!
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