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^^^ are you guys joking? You're telling me that someone who killed and injured a ton of other people should have a second chance at life? Why should they of all people get a second chance at life? Did the victims of the crash get a second chance at life? The Mercedes woman sure didn't, but the other victim's lives have forever changed because of this bitch. At the very least this woman should be paralyzed for life; see how she likes it being helpless while time slowly kills her like how she did to the Mercedes woman. |
I can barely think while reading this thread; all the pitchforks and torches are distracting me. While I doubt this was the result of some Bonny and Clyde suicide pact, and while I doubt the "200km/hr" claim, it's clear something went amiss. Perhaps it was just some bitch not caring about the safety and well being of other people or perhaps it's another case of the driver having some sort of health related issue. The only thing we do know, however, is that we don't know what happened. To wish pain or death upon someone solely for causing an accident is presumptuous and pretty damn callous. Wait until the official police report is released and then say your piece. Until then, shut up. All you guys are doing is making yourselves look like foolish assholes. And keep in mind this is coming from someone who had a friend get killed by a drunk driver, had my own car totaled by another drunk driver, and almost had my ex-girlfriend's grandma die from a street racing multi-car accident. If I can stay calm and keep my mouth shut from saying stupid shit, then so can you. |
I learned so much from this thread: 1) I can source myself and it's considered fact (Example: Richmond has the worst drivers) 2) People are more accurate than speed lasers and can tell when a car is going 200kmph 3) The victim (RIP) started out as a 44 year old woman. Then a mother, wife, sister and possibly aunt... the more titles, the sadder the story. Cousin, grandmother, mother in-law, god mother ect. |
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In fact, most have said they hope they survive so they can find out what went wrong and/or so they would be able to be punished by law for what they did. Closest comment was a hope "they rot in hell", which isn't really wishing death upon them but rather they suffer the consequences if and when they do perish. |
We all want jump to conclusions but the truth is we don't have all the evidence. Situations like these get complicated and will have many factors. Its never that simple. RIP to the mom and hope everyone else involved pulls through. |
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Maybe not wish death on this driver, but wish she died instead of the innocent driver. |
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people try to be so self-righteous. "I would never drive like that! So whoever does that is an idiot! burn them to the ground! They deserve nothing but death!". But if we use the radio/cyclist example, all of a sudden, "i play with my radio all the time and am always in control of my vehicle, i'm sure it was just an honest mistake!" |
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o shi-... |
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Your big picture sounds great on paper, but we're not in some story from a highschool novel or sci-fi TV show. This is real life, so let's be a little bit more realistic. |
Yes, you're right in that it's probably never going to happen. One can only dream. But atleast you seem to see my vision of the future. I guess I'm just really tired of hearing these stories about people dieing and suffering because of other peoples easily avoidable mistakes. I know that one day, someone I care for is going to die because of some person's careless mistake and I won't be able to do a thing about it. It really is pitiful. Oh well, there's not much else I have to talk about here. I'm out. |
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People have to slow the fuck down when they drive. |
my dad was almost hit by the two younger morons in the Auston, while turning onto new Westminster after work that day, he said they were going well over 160km when they nearly missed him, he then saw a bunch of smoke and whatnot and got over to the scene and the lady in the Mercedes had her bone sticking out of her leg and her head hanging out the window, a off duty firefighter was attending to her and my dad ran over there and was told she had no pulse, the auston was catching fire and another guy came running over with a fire extinguisher then froze once he seen the dead lady and how bad the accident really was my dad grabbed the fire extinguisher and put the small fire out while people took the two unconscious girls out of the car....my dad has been having a hard time sleeping etc from seeing all this, he has a few videos and pictures he showed me on his phone from the incident...there is a time and place to drive that fast, 330 in the afternoon on new west highway is definitely not one of them, my prayers go out to the innocent lady in the suv, and karma has got the driver of the auston already if the rumor i have heard is true, i wish she would have lived and was financially drained and lived with the guilt of killing and injuring innocent people for her ignorance. |
^ thanks for the info. not to be grammar police or whatnot, but some people may have trouble reading all that in one go. |
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That means, driving with due care towards other drivers and obeying traffic signs and signals. Considerate means doing the speed limit in the right lane. Or driving according to road conditions, ie not 200kmh on a bumpy, single lane, farm road. |
I must admit...I'm not exactly the slowest driver out there. Not that I speed excessively, but I am usually 10-30km over the limit on average. I've had my share of speeding tickets and have been know to be a little aggressive behind the wheel. I was driving tonight...again, over the limit and these recent accidents popped in my head...and I slowed down. Its not worth getting somewhere 2 mins earlier. It is very sad that these recent accident were the catalyst for me being more cautious :( At least I am conscious of it now... |
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