Excellent news!
Due to a high-speed crash in South Auckland over the weekend, four
idiots are dead and the rest of us are, on average, a tiny bit safer on the roads.
People are calling this a tragedy. It’s only so for the grieving families. I don’t give a toss when young idiots wipe
themselves out. Let’s face it, we are all
secretly pleased they didn't kill one of our family or some other innocent
party.
Natural selection has judged the following and found
them wanting…
Dominic
Stehlin, 19
Uesitini
Tootoo, 18
George Lomia,
20
Viane Gaga, 18
Astonishingly,
a Stuff.co.nz article had us believe that the fourth victim (Gaga) died “peacefully
some hours later” following his life support being switched off. Ask yourself; is it possible to die peacefully
from massive injuries while struggling to cling to life?
According to Police, the Honda the four were in was travelling
at an estimated 160km/h and crashed into a parked ute. I have some sympathy for the ute owner who is
now without their vehicle through no fault of their own.
Counties
Manukau District Commander Superintendent John Tims expressed frustration over
the incident:
"There is
a simple and persistent message to all drivers, especially young drivers, is
that when police ask you to stop, please stop.”
Great advice which will continue to be ignored by the quick and the (soon to be) dead.
I'm with you on this one
ReplyDeleteI dis-like how the UK is adopting a lot of Americanisms but the one I wish they'd take up is how the police take no prisoners in car (or bike) chases.
Here in the UK joyriders (stupid name) know that if they push the boundaries enough the pursuit will be called off. Sod that. Take them out and if they survive, bang them up for a long time ... not the slaps on the wrist they do get
If it wasn't for the possibility of collateral damage, I think we should pursue offenders with helicopter gunships.
ReplyDeleteThat would learn them!
You've got to wonder how many pursuits are actually initiated because offenders know the Police won't push the envelope in pursuit.
Burglar to co-offender: Cops on our tail!
Co-offender: Drive really fast - they won't follow.
Burglar: OK.
http://www.thisissouthwales.co.uk/Family-car-crash-man-Lee-Lewis-Croeserw-20-000/story-18948156-detail/story.html#axzz2TBKSigUQ
ReplyDelete... the ultimate nonsense. If he'd stopped. Scratch that. If he hadn't stolen a car then his family wouldn't be blaming the police for him not being around for his kids.
I just hope the people who's car was stolen go after his estate for any losses.
The world really is going mad !!
Let's see here.... Offender stole a car. Fled from Police. Crashed into a concrete wall. Died.
ReplyDeleteProblem? Not in my book! Thanks for the link Tim.