T9 man
TC ModFather
What a prized top class A1 fool that lad is
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-32919460
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-32919460
I hope he gets all 6 years. He may not be dangerous, He may regret what he did but he still should pay the price. Plus the family of the person killed probably thinks that 6 years is not enough time.
Doing over 140 isnt what caused the crash it was doing 80 on residential streets.
I agree that almost nobody sets out to kill deliberately but if you deliberately choose to put circumstances in place that make it likely then you are far more to blame .
Personally I dont think it is difficult because whilst the no licence/insurance doesnt show intent it does show a complete disreguard for others .
Now thats just my opinion and as such is worth no more than any one elses
I've met people who do bio-scene cleanup. You either have the ability to detach and it doesn't bother you at all or you are like everyone else and you just can't do it. I think people who can do that are sociopaths of some sort and so they choose a profession where they can put that complete separation from their own feelings to good use. They don't get scarred, they feel nothing when they get to work.
I talked to one guy who did that and he said that sort of thing doesn't bother him at all. He would go to a grisly bloody crash scene he has to clean up, others would be getting sick and shocked by the scene, he'd be eating a meatball sandwich waiting to get started working.
I've met people who do bio-scene cleanup. You either have the ability to detach and it doesn't bother you at all or you are like everyone else and you just can't do it. I think people who can do that are sociopaths of some sort and so they choose a profession where they can put that complete separation from their own feelings to good use. They don't get scarred, they feel nothing when they get to work.
I talked to one guy who did that and he said that sort of thing doesn't bother him at all. He would go to a grisly bloody crash scene he has to clean up, others would be getting sick and shocked by the scene, he'd be eating a meatball sandwich waiting to get started working.
Well, they don't feel the same things that most others do. Maybe sociopath isn't the right term.
I've met people who do bio-scene cleanup. You either have the ability to detach and it doesn't bother you at all or you are like everyone else and you just can't do it. I think people who can do that are sociopaths of some sort and so they choose a profession where they can put that complete separation from their own feelings to good use. They don't get scarred, they feel nothing when they get to work.
I talked to one guy who did that and he said that sort of thing doesn't bother him at all. He would go to a grisly bloody crash scene he has to clean up, others would be getting sick and shocked by the scene, he'd be eating a meatball sandwich waiting to get started working.