20-05-12, 01:33 AM
I'm sorry! What ? A 'Too high a standard of care?'
Is this going to become a precedent for some one causing an accident and, basically, getting away with it?
' Ah, yes , well if he hadnt been riding a motorcycle, on his own side of the road,road positioning not withstanding, when a great big fuck off truck which didnt fit down that road had been coming the other way, or with a shit driver at the wheel, it wouldnt have happened! Serves him right really. Git.'
There is no such thing as a ' too high a standard of care' when it comes to using the highways and byways of this world.
If you collide with someone on the opposite carrigeway because you are on the wrong side of the road in any way shape or form, its your fault!!
Jesus H Christ!
How black and white is that one?
Its quite scary really :eek :eek
Think I'll just walk, slowly, everywhere from now on, no where near a road, just in case.
Cant stand this bizzare appologist mentality that seems to have cropped up recently which seems to be determined to make the victim guilty.
Is this going to become a precedent for some one causing an accident and, basically, getting away with it?
' Ah, yes , well if he hadnt been riding a motorcycle, on his own side of the road,road positioning not withstanding, when a great big fuck off truck which didnt fit down that road had been coming the other way, or with a shit driver at the wheel, it wouldnt have happened! Serves him right really. Git.'
There is no such thing as a ' too high a standard of care' when it comes to using the highways and byways of this world.
If you collide with someone on the opposite carrigeway because you are on the wrong side of the road in any way shape or form, its your fault!!
Jesus H Christ!
How black and white is that one?
Its quite scary really :eek :eek
Think I'll just walk, slowly, everywhere from now on, no where near a road, just in case.
Cant stand this bizzare appologist mentality that seems to have cropped up recently which seems to be determined to make the victim guilty.
Its better to ask a stupid question than make a stupid mistake.