Car thief brothers killed in car crash
Discussion
Andy Zarse said:
MocMocaMoc said:
Thanks.
Edit, would you like to quote that full sentence so the forum knows what we're dealing with here?
No point as the forum has already worked you out; you're a bearded militant trendy leftwing cyclist! Edit, would you like to quote that full sentence so the forum knows what we're dealing with here?
Edited by MocMocaMoc on Wednesday 13th February 22:56
Really hard to feel any sympathy here, and I'm a lefty! - By the standards of PH I'm a card carrying red!
There will no doubt be a coroners report stating 'misadventure' which sums it up for me. As someone above said there is no need to steal in Britain, no Sheriff of Nottingham forcing the poor and unemployed into starvation or oppressive regime to fight. They were some of the worse kind of people, people who used violence and the threat of violence to steal from others, I wasn't glad to hear they died, I didn't think "good" but I can't help thinking theirs a certain amount of poetic justice about it. They chose to steal that car, they chose to drive it in that way, and they suffered the consequences. Perhaps some of their victims will sleep a bit easier at night now knowing they won’t be able to do it again.
I can't even feel any sympathy for their family, I don't believe you can't completely blame your upbringing for your actions, but it's certainly a factor and perhaps if their parents (how ever many there were) had taken the time and put the effort into trying to raise them they'd be alive and leading fulfilling constructive lives today.
Not nice to say, but it's how I feel.
There will no doubt be a coroners report stating 'misadventure' which sums it up for me. As someone above said there is no need to steal in Britain, no Sheriff of Nottingham forcing the poor and unemployed into starvation or oppressive regime to fight. They were some of the worse kind of people, people who used violence and the threat of violence to steal from others, I wasn't glad to hear they died, I didn't think "good" but I can't help thinking theirs a certain amount of poetic justice about it. They chose to steal that car, they chose to drive it in that way, and they suffered the consequences. Perhaps some of their victims will sleep a bit easier at night now knowing they won’t be able to do it again.
I can't even feel any sympathy for their family, I don't believe you can't completely blame your upbringing for your actions, but it's certainly a factor and perhaps if their parents (how ever many there were) had taken the time and put the effort into trying to raise them they'd be alive and leading fulfilling constructive lives today.
Not nice to say, but it's how I feel.
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