"It's not against the law to be angry"
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bhstewie said:
It's literally on video.
Do you realise how you're coming across?
What’s not on video is her starting the incident and raging him first then her reaction while filming him from the car.Do you realise how you're coming across?
He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
Superflow said:
What’s not on video is her starting the incident and raging him first then her reaction while filming him from the car.
He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
Is there anything to back up his claims that she started it?He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
Superflow said:
What’s not on video is her starting the incident and raging him first then her reaction while filming him from the car.
He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
It's been through the courts and the judge evidently didn't think there was more to it.He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
The only person grasping here is you.
At straws to excuse some really stty behaviour.
Sporky said:
Superflow said:
What’s not on video is her starting the incident and raging him first then her reaction while filming him from the car.
He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
Is there anything to back up his claims that she started it?He is wrong to react the way he did but I think there is more to this to simply dismiss his version out of hand is dangerous when only he would see her reaction filming him .
It’s not that difficult to grasp.
He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Judge believed her.
The end.
Superflow said:
Sporky said:
Is there anything to back up his claims that she started it?
She admitted it in the link.He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Where is your evidence that those happened?
Sporky said:
Superflow said:
Sporky said:
Is there anything to back up his claims that she started it?
She admitted it in the link.He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Where is your evidence that those happened?
Read my post again.
Superflow said:
Sporky said:
Superflow said:
Sporky said:
Is there anything to back up his claims that she started it?
She admitted it in the link.He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Where is your evidence that those happened?
Read my post again.
Sporky said:
Silvanus said:
So she beeped at him for absolute nothing?
Ta-da. I was trying to lead SF gently to that point. MrBogSmith said:
Superflow said:
She admitted it in the link.
He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Judge believed her.
The end.
Oh no, not possible multiple beeps and flashes! He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Judge believed her.
The end.
Some basic critical thinking needed here - the judge didn't necessarily believe her when it comes to horrifying possibilities of car horns and lights. The judge may well have not been able to decide on that aspect, and more importantly...
It's not really relevant. A Magistrates' court is there to deal with criminal behaviour. Even if she did everything he said, it's not a crime is it?
Abbott is a moron for pleading NG. I bet he could have received a caution (assuming no previous) had he admitted it at the police station.
The NG plea didn’t help him here but agree with your first paragraph.
Superflow said:
Silvanus said:
So she beeped at him for absolute nothing?
Yes no need to do it.We’ve covered this already if I beep at every driver that cuts me up I’d be as angry as this chap haha.
Superflow said:
MrBogSmith said:
Superflow said:
She admitted it in the link.
He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Judge believed her.
The end.
Oh no, not possible multiple beeps and flashes! He says she went nuts with multiple beeps and flashes.
She says she didn’t.
Judge believed her.
The end.
Some basic critical thinking needed here - the judge didn't necessarily believe her when it comes to horrifying possibilities of car horns and lights. The judge may well have not been able to decide on that aspect, and more importantly...
It's not really relevant. A Magistrates' court is there to deal with criminal behaviour. Even if she did everything he said, it's not a crime is it?
Abbott is a moron for pleading NG. I bet he could have received a caution (assuming no previous) had he admitted it at the police station.
The NG plea didn’t help him here but agree with your first paragraph.
Anyway, it always surprises me how minor road incidents can escalate into things like this.
Silvanus said:
Superflow said:
Silvanus said:
So she beeped at him for absolute nothing?
Yes no need to do it.We’ve covered this already if I beep at every driver that cuts me up I’d be as angry as this chap haha.
They were exiting Tesco at low speed.It’s nothing.
That’s some leap.
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