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pioneer wrote:Trinis love the system backward, how else LO's and instructors go make ah morney?
Hook wrote:Every time something happens there is outrage and emotions, and then knee-jerk reactions abound. This is no different. I haven't heard anyone in authority comment on alcohol consumption and teen clubbing but fingers seem to be pointing everywhere else.
Now, all of a sudden, the responsibility of some drivers are being questioned, simply because their car accelerates faster than others? What nonsense is that? I never killed anyone. You? Okay.
Two major things stand out for me as serious issues here:
Why aren't there TTPS officers outside the clubs, willing to catch drunk drivers BEFORE they crash?
Why were teenagers allowed into the club in the first place?
I'm in full support of implementing laws to prevent establishments from selling alcohol after a certain hour AND a drinking age restriction of 21 years, but the bottom line is always enforcement, enforcement and enforcement.
Also, enforcement plays a huge role here. Throw in a side of enforcement with those fries. While you're at it, supersize the enforcement.
Did I mention enforcement?
All the ad campaigns in the world won't appeal to a driver who's convinced that he/she's the greatest thing on four wheels and that accidents happen to OTHER people, not them, so wave the big stick of THE LAW at them and get them in line.
It's THAT simple.
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ruff neck chicken wrote:ok all this beat up going to die down until the next incident. what can we do with all this ideas instead of repeating them next time around?
and when it not falling sun hotmaj. tom wrote:nope. rain falling.
pioneer wrote:When last you see anywhere asking for ID.
pioneer wrote:When last you see anywhere asking for ID.
Mr. Red Sleeper wrote:all this sheit wouldnt be happening iif so many cars were allowed on the roads.
We did it
our parents did it
we never had this enormous quantity of road carnage in the past.
I always said that they have to hold club/bar owners responsible for quantities consumed by patrons.
They will see drunk people buying more and will allow them to continue.
rspann wrote:That reminds me of a sign hanging on all the walkovers coming from POS"walkovers save lives".The walkover is always there,but if you cross below it a car could lick your ass down.The sign should read,"using the walkover saves lives".Guns don't kill people, a man has to take the gun,point it at you and fire.Stop blaming the wrong things,leave that for the politicians.The father of the twins,saying that the age for DP should be raised,his daughters did not have license nor a car but what happened?to boot they were in the backseat.How many people die in accidents where the driver is over 25?He would not advise parents that students have no right in a club at 4am,(especially during exams).
you are correct about hindsight being 2020, you ever stop to think that the girls have earned the trust of their parents and therefore allowed more leeway as a result? As for the partying what works for them is their business, they may have done the same for cxc as far as you know. You sound like one of my dads friend when I was about to get my license saying don't give me the car because his son does drink and speed and he regret it.you child would do sheit so others shouldn't.rspann wrote:Yeah, but at 18,you don't have your own money,car ,you still in your parents house studying.I don't think that under those circumstances you are an adult, in the true sense of the word.Exams didn't finish yet,what were they celebrating?The mother said next week they were going Zen.Parents are there to teach their children about life the children then can make wise choices based on what they are taught.Do you think this is what happened in this situation?If I saw a boy "pull off with a speed"with my son in his car I not calling to tell him to tell the boy take his time,I making sure he not travelling in that car to come back.It is said that hindsight is 20/20,do you think this mother is going to let the little son go clubbing when he gets older?I don't know about others,But as a father,I do every thing to teach my sons the right thing,and I make decisions that are sometimes hard(at the time it may seem harsh)but I explain to them why I do what I do,and they accept when they see the logic in it.
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