Jeremoose
15+ Year Contributor
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- Sep 28, 2004
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Edmonton,
Alberta_Canada
Bostedquest said:It is not that I do not care, it is more that I feel no pity for them one bit. I have had freinds and family killed by both, not to mention the countless times I have been run off the road and been in near accidents by both. The thing is they got out of the accident without a scratch.
So, it is now a growing consortuim that they get in the crash... leave 'em there. If they get themselves out of the car and get help... lucky them. Hopefully they will not do it again, and hopefully they did not kill someone else in the crash.
I feel nopity for anyone if they get themselves into a situation when they had every opertunity not to get into it. This goes for drug abusers, drunk drivers, street racers, people that cannot stop having kids, people on welware that are unwilling to get themselves off...that sort or person. I think that everyone deserves a second chance, but if you blow that.. you'll get nothing but a laugh from me.
And yes, I have driven right past street racing accidents and did not do a thing but shake my head. And I sleep fine at night.
I have also called in to 911 to report street racing and drunk drivers. I take more pride in that than helping some stupid punk that could not make a good decision to literally save their own life.
And yes, now insurance companys are looking at tickets issued in speed accidents more closely. If it is for excessive speed, display of power or street racing and there is an accident... you are dropped and they will refuse to pay for anything.
You feel no pity for people who get themselves into a situation? What about those who sign up for the military and get killed in action? No pity there...? If they blow the second chance, they get a laugh? You DRIVE BY accidents and shake your head?
Your a terrible person. PERIOD. Don't bother argueing it, those are the most ignorant comments I've ever heard.