Gene pool

[Akzle]

Well put it this way:

The cunt fucked off from the pigs, fucked up a cyclist in the process, fucked his car up in the ditch at the second set if spikes, then fucked himself up under the back of a truck?

Master of your own destiny and all that.........??

which of those is "unlawful"?


master of my own destiny indeed.
you, and all.

[Gremlin]

The karma fairy woke up in a shitty mood me thinks...

Rarely does karma work so quickly... clearly the mindset was... oh ffs, fuck this *BAM*

No... less money involved pursuing a wet bus ticket. No-one responsible for the driver's actions but themselves, who risked other people's lives etc.

[Gadget1]

which of those is "unlawful"?


master of my own destiny indeed.
you, and all.

Grow up Akzle!

[Reckless]

which of those is "unlawful"?


master of my own destiny indeed.
you, and all.

Umm all of them I'd say!

I was referring to him with the "master of destiny" comment not you personally.

[Gadget1]

Umm all of them I'd say!

I was referring to him with the "master of destiny" comment not you personally.

Far too many syllables for him, try text messaging language...

[Akzle]

Umm all of them I'd say!

I was referring to him with the "master of destiny" comment not you personally.

oh i got it. I was identifying with that shiz.

Just querying your use of the word 'law' and ereby , unlaful.

[caseye]

Darwins theory is alive and well, good riddance to bad rubbish, glad the cyclist and truck driver are going to be OK, hope the dead pricks family see it for what it was and learn from it, but you know what, I reckon they won't.

[Banditbandit]

It's nothing to do with pedantry. My point is, the driver was the type of person who runs from the cops (actually twice in this instance) and was being unlawful. As I posted before, the runnng from the cops caused them to hit the cyclist and eventually it caused the drivers death.

You seem to associate "running from the cops" with "bad person" ... some of us beg to differ.

You also seem to associate "illegal" with "bad" .. some of us beg to differ with that as well.

[5ive]

Some people also give their young children alcohol and send them down to the skate park, FTP!

[Gadget1]

You seem to associate "running from the cops" with "bad person" ... some of us beg to differ.

You also seem to associate "illegal" with "bad" .. some of us beg to differ with that as well.

Yeah, you and Akzle on this thread so you're in good company.

[Akzle]

Yeah, you and Akzle on this thread so you're in good company.

and you're in la-la-land.



the best. of company. btw.

...just waiting for the kids to come back from the dairy with my smokes and woodstocks

[Gadget1]

and you're in la-la-land.



the best. of company. btw.

...just waiting for the kids to come back from the dairy with my smokes and woodstocks

That's actually funny although in a tragic kind of way Akzle.

[husaberg]

Unlawful defination

First legal definition Not lawful; illegal.
Ie Failing to stop for the police when directed, failure to stop at the scene of an accident, dangerous driving, reckless driving, Dangerous or reckless driving causing death or injury, speeding.
The law states that an offence is committed if someone, without reasonable excuse, operates a motor vehicle on a road in a manner ..................ie all of the above

Second definition is Contrary to accepted morality or convention; illicit.
All of the above.

[Akzle]

LAW. In its most general and comprehensive sense, law signifies a rule of

action; and this term is applied indiscriminately to all kinds of action;

whether animate or inanimate, rational or irrational. 1 Bl. Com. 38. In its

more confined sense, law denotes the rule, not of actions in general, but of

human action or conduct. In the civil code of Louisiana, art. 1, it is

defined to be "a solemn expression of the legislative will." Vide Toull. Dr.

Civ. Fr. tit. prel. s. 1, n. 4; 1 Bouv. Inst. n. 1-3.

2. Law is generally divided into four principle classes, namely;

Natural law, the law of nations, public law, and private or civil law. When

considered in relation to its origin, it is statute law or common law. When

examined as to its different systems it is divided into civil law, common

law, canon law. When applied to objects, it is civil, criminal, or penal. It

is also divided into natural law and positive law. Into written law, lex

scripta; and unwritten law, lex non scripta. Into law merchant, martial law,

municipal law, and foreign law. When considered as to their duration, laws

are immutable and arbitrary or positive; when as their effect, they are

prospective and retrospective. These will be separately considered.

COMMON LAW. That which derives its force and authority from the universal consent and immemorial practice of the people. See Law, common.

just sayin.

[husaberg]

7 Drivers not to be reckless or dangerous

(1) A person may not drive a motor vehicle, or cause a motor vehicle to be driven, recklessly.

(2) A person may not drive a motor vehicle, or cause a motor vehicle to be driven, at a speed or in a manner which, having regard to all the circumstances, is or might be dangerous to the public or to a person.

8 Drivers not to be careless or inconsiderate

A person may not drive a vehicle, or cause a vehicle to be driven, carelessly or without reasonable consideration for other persons

Section 8: substituted, on 22 June 2005, by section 7 of the Land Transport Amendment Act 2005 (2005 No 77).

114 Power to require driver to stop and give name and address, etc

(1) An enforcement officer who is in uniform, or wearing a distinctive cap, hat, or helmet, with a badge of authority affixed to it, may signal or request the driver of a vehicle to stop the vehicle as soon as is practicable.

(2) An enforcement officer in a vehicle following another vehicle may, by displaying flashing blue, or blue and red, lights or sounding a siren, require the driver of the other vehicle to stop.

(2A) Subject to subsections (4) and (5), the driver of a vehicle that is stopped by an enforcement officer under this Act must remain stopped for as long as is reasonably necessary for the enforcement officer to complete the exercise of any powers conferred, or duties imposed, on an enforcement officer by this Act.
170
Duty of driver to stop, report accident and give information or documents.
.
(1)
This section applies in a case where, owing to the presence of a [F1mechanically propelled vehicle] on a road [F2or other public place], an accident occurs by which—
.
(a)
personal injury is caused to a person other than the driver of that [F1mechanically propelled vehicle], or
.
(b)
damage is caused—
.
(i)
to a vehicle other than that [F1mechanically propelled vehicle] or a trailer drawn by that [F1mechanically propelled vehicle], or
.
(ii)
to an animal other than an animal in or on that [F1mechanically propelled vehicle] or a trailer drawn by that [F1mechanically propelled vehicle], or
.
(iii)
to any other property constructed on, fixed to, growing in or otherwise forming part of the land on which the road [F3or place] in question is situated or land adjacent to such land.
.
(2)
The driver of the [F1mechanically propelled vehicle] must stop and, if required to do so by any person having reasonable grounds for so requiring, give his name and address and also the name and address of the owner and the identification marks of the vehicle.
.
(3)
If for any reason the driver of the [F1mechanically propelled vehicle] does not give his name and address under subsection (2) above, he must report the accident.
.
(4)
A person who fails to comply with subsection (2) or (3) above is guilty of an offence.
.

(5)
If, in a case where this section applies by virtue of subsection (1)(a) above, the driver of [F4a motor vehicle] does not at the time of the accident produce such a certificate of insurance or security, or other evidence, as is mentioned in section 165(2)(a) of this Act—
.
(a)
to a constable, or
.
(b)
to some person who, having reasonable grounds for so doing, has required him to produce it,
.
the driver must report the accident and produce such a certificate or other evidence.
This subsection does not apply to the driver of an invalid carriage.

(6)
To comply with a duty under this section to report an accident or to produce such a certificate of insurance or security, or other evidence, as is mentioned in section 165(2)(a) of this Act, the driver—
.
(a)
must do so at a police station or to a constable, and
.
(b)
must do so as soon as is reasonably practicable and, in any case, within twenty-four hours of the occurrence of the accident.
.
(7)
A person who fails to comply with a duty under subsection (5) above is guilty of an offence, but he shall not be convicted by reason only of a failure to produce a certificate or other evidence if, within [F5seven] days after the occurrence of the accident, the certificate or other evidence is produced at a police station that was specified by him at the time when the accident was reported.

Always funny when an anti-Semite tries to use semantics