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Author: iiiiDougiiiiiiiiDougiiii Date: Oct 20, 2006 23:52
http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,,1928130,00.html
Lee Glendinning
Saturday October 21, 2006
The Guardian
"A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit his
pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London. Three
teenagers ran off after the Jeep Wrangler they were in collided with a
tree in Southwark before hitting the child. He died in hospital.
His mother was also carrying a baby boy, thought to be a few weeks old,
who was treated for minor injuries in hospital. Two 14-year-olds were
arrested soon after the incident and were last night being questioned
by police..."
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Author: cupracupra Date: Oct 21, 2006 00:34
iiiiDougiiii wrote:
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,,1928130,00.html
>
> Lee Glendinning
> Saturday October 21, 2006
> The Guardian
>
> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit his
> pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London. Three
> teenagers ran off after the Jeep Wrangler they were in collided with a
> tree in Southwark before hitting the child. He died in hospital.
>
> His mother was also carrying a baby boy, thought to be a few weeks
> old, who was treated for minor injuries in hospital. Two 14-year-olds
> were arrested soon after the incident and were last night being
> questioned by police..."
A tragic criminal act by teenage joyriders, who would have caused the same
carnage regardless of the vehicle used.
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Author: AdrianAdrian Date: Oct 21, 2006 00:59
iiiiDougiiii (doug@ zing.icom43.net) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying :
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,,1928130,00.html
>
> Lee Glendinning
> Saturday October 21, 2006
> The Guardian
>
> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit his
> pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London. Three
> teenagers ran off after the Jeep Wrangler they were in collided with a
> tree in Southwark before hitting the child. He died in hospital.
>
> His mother was also carrying a baby boy, thought to be a few weeks old,
> who was treated for minor injuries in hospital. Two 14-year-olds were
> arrested soon after the incident and were last night being questioned
> by police..."
Are you under some delusion that *ANYBODY* here would do anything than
condemn *absolutely* 14yo thieves?
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Author: David HansenDavid Hansen Date: Oct 21, 2006 01:35
On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 08:34:34 +0100 someone who may be " cupra"
gmail.com> wrote this:-
>> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit his
>> pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London.
>
>A tragic criminal act by teenage joyriders, who would have caused
>the same carnage regardless of the vehicle used.
Really?
Basic mechanics disagrees with you. Had they been riding bicycles
then it is unlikely that they and their vehicles would have caused
as much damage. Not only is this due to the lower mass of three
bikes but also because they would probably have been travelling at
much lower velocity. All that assumes that they would have followed
the same path, which is unlikely.
Next contestant please.
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Author: iiiiDougiiiiiiiiDougiiii Date: Oct 21, 2006 02:11
Adrian wrote:
> iiiiDougiiii (doug@ zing.icom43.net) gurgled happily, sounding much like
> they were saying :
> >> http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,,1928130,00.html
>>
>> Lee Glendinning
>> Saturday October 21, 2006
>> The Guardian
>>
>> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit his
>> pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London. Three
>> teenagers ran off after the Jeep Wrangler they were in collided with a
>> tree in Southwark before hitting the child. He died in hospital.
>>
>> His mother was also carrying a baby boy, thought to be a few weeks old,
>> who was treated for minor injuries in hospital. Two 14-year-olds were
>> arrested soon after the incident and were last night being questioned
>> by police..." > ...
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Author: Simon HobsonSimon Hobson Date: Oct 21, 2006 02:10
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,,1928130,00.html
>
> Lee Glendinning
> Saturday October 21, 2006
> The Guardian
>
> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit his
> pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London. Three
> teenagers ran off after the Jeep Wrangler they were in collided with a
> tree in Southwark before hitting the child. He died in hospital.
>
> His mother was also carrying a baby boy, thought to be a few weeks old,
> who was treated for minor injuries in hospital. Two 14-year-olds were
> arrested soon after the incident and were last night being questioned
> by police..."
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Author: Knight Of The RoadKnight Of The Road Date: Oct 21, 2006 02:24
"iiiiDougiiii" zing.icom43.net> wrote
> I doubt if they would have killed the kid if they had not been in a
> car.
There was a tragic case this week where a young boy was killed by being hit
over the head with a frying pan and then stabbed with a kitchen knife.
By your logic, this means that frying pans and kitchen knives are inherently
dangerous and should be banned.
When you show your contempt for drivers, you are not showing contempt
towards a minority group. You are showing the contempt towards "people"-
towards the majority, towards ordinary people who Socialists such as
yourself have always despised.
Luckily, you are in such a minority here that your opinions are irrelevant.
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Author: BrimstoneBrimstone Date: Oct 21, 2006 02:29
iiiiDougiiii wrote:
> Adrian wrote:
>> iiiiDougiiii (doug@ zing.icom43.net) gurgled happily, sounding much
>> like they were saying :
>> >>> http://www.guardian.co.uk/crime/article/0,,1928130,00.html
>>>
>>> Lee Glendinning
>>> Saturday October 21, 2006
>>> The Guardian
>>>
>>> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit
>>> his pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east
>>> London. Three teenagers ran off after the Jeep Wrangler they were
>>> in collided with a tree in Southwark before hitting the child. He
>>> died in hospital.
>>>
>>> His mother was also carrying a baby boy, thought to be a few weeks
>>> old, who was treated for minor injuries in hospital. Two
>>> 14-year-olds were arrested soon after the incident and were last ...
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Author: cupracupra Date: Oct 21, 2006 02:36
David Hansen wrote:
> On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 08:34:34 +0100 someone who may be " cupra"
> gmail.com> wrote this:-
>>>> "A 19-month-old child was killed yesterday when a stolen Jeep hit
>>> his pushchair while being walked by his mother in south-east London.
>>
>> A tragic criminal act by teenage joyriders, who would have caused
>> the same carnage regardless of the vehicle used.
>
> Really?
>
> Basic mechanics disagrees with you. Had they been riding bicycles
> then it is unlikely that they and their vehicles would have caused
> as much damage. Not only is this due to the lower mass of three
> bikes but also because they would probably have been travelling at
> much lower velocity. All that assumes that they would have followed
> the same path, which is unlikely.
oh FFS, you know what I meant.
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Author: John BJohn B Date: Oct 21, 2006 02:38
Knight Of The Road wrote:
> "iiiiDougiiii" zing.icom43.net> wrote
>>> I doubt if they would have killed the kid if they had not been in a
>> car.
>
> There was a tragic case this week where a young boy was killed by being hit
> over the head with a frying pan and then stabbed with a kitchen knife.
>
> By your logic, this means that frying pans and kitchen knives are inherently
> dangerous and should be banned.
Regrettably the 'car' has been elevated by advertising hype and the likes of
Clarkson and others to be a _must have_ status symbol which yobs see as
essential to their own position in the hierachy of thuggery, instead of it
being viewed simply as a useful means of transport.
I don't think kitchen equipment quite falls into the same category amongst the
brutish thrill-seekers.
John B
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