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Thread ID: 125319	2012-06-20 07:35:00	First boy-racer car gets crushed tomorrow	tuiruru (12277)	PC World Chat

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1283022	2012-06-21 13:09:00	The crusher certainly made modifications to the car. It was low to the ground when forklifted from the crusher to the ground and made it easy for the Police Minister to climb on top of it in her high heels. I wonder what OSH thought of that. :rolleyes:	Bobh (5192)
1283023	2012-06-21 22:34:00	One thing that got up my nose was the parents of this idiot had the nerve to say 'it's making a public mockery of our son and it's not fair', or something to that effect. Hah. Call them young and stupid, I'd call them potential murderers. Anyone who puts the lives of others at risk through their own INTENTIONAL stupidity henceforth forfeits their rights to be alive. If a boy racer died (there was a funeral for one recently) I wouldn't be crying. I'd be dancing on their bloody grave laughing at the morons, no matter who they were. Put it on a track or start digging your hole.	8ftmetalhaed (14526)
1283024	2012-06-21 22:53:00	Yes I saw on TV where the parents' of the boyracer were crying in their beer over the humiliation that Anne Tolley was putting their son through. Publicity of their son's crimes should be part of the punishment. The offender should be made to attend the crushing and have his face broadcast over television so that the whole country knows what the idiot looks like. The downside though is that other boyracers might view him as a martyr. What ever happened to the stocks in a public square?	Bobh (5192)
1283025	2012-06-21 23:28:00	Bobh, that's a good idea, they should all be made to attend the CRUSHING, bit like getting the STRAP in school in front of the whole class, very HUMILIATING to say the least. Lurking. Ps. mind you youth of today don't really give a s t u f f do they. lurks.	Lurking (218)
1283026	2012-06-21 23:42:00	Call them young and stupid, I'd call them potential murderers. Anyone who puts the lives of others at risk through their own INTENTIONAL stupidity henceforth forfeits their rights to be alive. Unfortunately the law is rather inconsistent. Take drink-driving for example. I heard it pointed out on the radio you'll get a few hundred dollar fine for that, and you can do it a few times, maybe lose your license. MANY more instances around the country on a regular basis of fatalities caused from that. Perhaps we should crush the cars of drink-drivers on-sight!	Chilling_Silence (9)
1283027	2012-06-22 00:55:00	Unfortunately the law is rather inconsistent. Take drink-driving for example. I heard it pointed out on the radio you'll get a few hundred dollar fine for that, and you can do it a few times, maybe lose your license. MANY more instances around the country on a regular basis of fatalities caused from that. Perhaps we should crush the cars of drink-drivers on-sight! and why not it's a choice they made and drivers on drugs too	gary67 (56)
1283028	2012-06-22 00:58:00	Yup that works for me, we'll throw them into the mix too. Definitely seems inconsistent if you ask me!	Chilling_Silence (9)
1283029	2012-06-22 01:56:00	When I was in Durban about 45 years ago, they had a boy racer problem, same as here. The Police and City Council built a track and skid pan with the boy racers help. The Police supplied a driving instructor as well. The skid pan was in a remote area away from houses. After this if anyone was 'hooning' on the streets they would have the car confiscated, 1st time, no argument. The Pan was very popular with the young & not so young. BTW confiscating drunk drivers cars first time would be very good. Far too much procrastination here!	mzee (3324)
1283030	2012-06-22 02:11:00	Yeah and I know that the Drag strip down in Meremere is great and has kept a lot of the street-drags in a controlled environment there. I'm with the first-time confiscation too. Make them walk home, that'll sober them up a bit ;)	Chilling_Silence (9)
1283031	2012-06-22 03:06:00	When I was in Durban about 45 years ago, they had a boy racer problem, same as here. The Police and City Council built a track and skid pan with the boy racers help. The Police supplied a driving instructor as well. The skid pan was in a remote area away from houses. After this if anyone was 'hooning' on the streets they would have the car confiscated, 1st time, no argument. The Pan was very popular with the young & not so young. BTW confiscating drunk drivers cars first time would be very good. Far too much procrastination here! So, presumably the "Rate Payers" funded the track and skid pan? Isn't that just rewarding bad behaviour and lack of self control? That's like sending a rapist to a free brothel!	tuiruru (12277)
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