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Originally posted by SMKR View Postwhat are your thoughts on motorcycles and no seat belts?
It sucks for everyone. he gets hurt, I have to deal with guilt, and everyones insurance and healthcare rates rise.
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I wear my seatbelt 100% of the time. If my kids are in the car with me I dont even move until they are buckled. At times I have to get on their ass to put in on. I dont know how many times I am driving and see kids climbing around in the car like it was a jump house or something.Last edited by Boondock Saint; 12-14-2010, 11:10 AM.And Shepherds we shall be
For thee, my Lord, for thee.
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand
Our feet may swiftly carry out Thy commands.
So we shall flow a river forth to Thee
And teeming with souls shall it ever be.
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Originally posted by Jimbo View PostIts not a drive through route, its a destination. Using any parking lot as a "shortcut" is illegal.And Shepherds we shall be
For thee, my Lord, for thee.
Power hath descended forth from Thy hand
Our feet may swiftly carry out Thy commands.
So we shall flow a river forth to Thee
And teeming with souls shall it ever be.
In Nomeni Patri Et Fili Spiritus Sancti
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Originally posted by Jimbo View PostYou still don't have to worry about it, since you already know it was his fault for not wearing his seatbelt.
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Originally posted by Denny View PostAnd you wouldn't have a wrongful death lawsuit (civil) and manslaughter (criminal) charges to deal with.
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Originally posted by Jimbo View PostNow there is an interesting angle in which not wearing the belt would affect someone else. I suppose the ruling would go to a jury or judge that would decide whether the action that started the incident is punishable at that level. Without illegal activity or malice, I would hope the decision would be no.
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Originally posted by Denny View PostNo, you're still subjected to a certain level of liability. Civil court can judge you against a certain percentage of fault in his/her death.
My point was dealing with the mental anguish involved.
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Originally posted by Jimbo View PostYou still don't have to worry about it, since you already know it was his fault for not wearing his seatbelt.
I personally know 3 people that have been involved in fatality accidents that were out of their control. My uncle hit a teenage girl when he was 20 who was playing "car tag" with her friends (apparently they run Ou and 'tag' the rear fender as the car passes), she ran in front of him and that was that.
He's 51 and says he still has nightmares about it.
So save that hard-ass Ja Rule no-heart rapper shit, dude, I imagine killing someone unintentionally with a car is going to affect you.Originally posted by PGreenCobraI can't get over the fact that you get to go live the rest of your life, knowing that someone made a Halloween costume out of you. LMAO!!Originally posted by Trip McNeelyOriginally posted by dsrtuckteezydont downshift!!
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Originally posted by Denny View PostGuilty or not guilty, I guarantee that you're not getting out of civil court without some level of liability. Your action was combined with his stupidity caused his death. Ya... money WILL exchange hands.
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Originally posted by Denny View PostAnd you wouldn't have a wrongful death lawsuit (civil) and manslaughter (criminal) charges to deal with.
Even if it goes to court & you are cleared / lawsuit is not awarded... How much did the person have to spend on his defense? Mental anguish?
I do agree that there should be a limit to the rules that Big Brother imposes on us... My point is that it is selfish not to bucle up.Last edited by mustgofaster; 12-14-2010, 11:23 AM.
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personally i think you should get to choose but not on this specific issue.
bottom line is that it saves lives more lives with than without, which reduces the collective cost of auto insurance. end of story.www.hppmotorsports.com
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Originally posted by DON SVO View PostThat's probably the shittiest response I could have gotten but what I expected.
I personally know 3 people that have been involved in fatality accidents that were out of their control. My uncle hit a teenage girl when he was 20 who was playing "car tag" with her friends (apparently they run Ou and 'tag' the rear fender as the car passes), she ran in front of him and that was that.
He's 51 and says he still has nightmares about it.
So save that hard-ass Ja Rule no-heart rapper shit, dude, I imagine killing someone unintentionally with a car is going to affect you.
Its devils advocate stuff, sensitive sally. If you, yourself, are placing the major part of the blame on the seatbelt then you logically can relieve yourself of the major part of the blame. Also relieving the major part of the guilt. This is only if you are actually placing the majority of the responsibility on the mans failure to wear the seatbelt.
I have had experience with the same type of incidents, and close friends and family involved in worse, one involving serious jail time. I know about the difficulties accrued when you unintentionally harm someone, welcome to life. What law should we pass to prevent your uncle's anguish? What should our government do about that?
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Originally posted by mustgofaster View PostA very valid point... & you know that it has happened to someone, somewhere.
Even if it goes to court & you are cleared / lawsuit is not awarded... How much did the person have to spend on his defense? Mental anguish?
I do agree that there should be a limit to the rules that Big Brother imposes on us... My point is that it is selfish not to bucle up.
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