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Originally posted by Incinerator@May 19 2005, 02:50 PM
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@May 19 2005, 02:05 PM
I thought that might be what you were getting at but I certainly didn't want to accuse you of it.
That's so brutal. You're advocating intentionally causing an accident and then lying about it to ensure that it doesn't go on record as your fault? I really don't respect that idea at all.
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Yes, yes I am. As long as I take a good look around to make sure no one innocent can get hurt first. I have absolutely no problem with someone who drives like a jack ass paying a few thousand dollars in repair bills. Since I can't write them tickets for tailgating me, I'll do that instead. Like I say, my objective is just to get them to slam on their brakes, accidents are a hassle. If it happens, it really isn't going to eat at my conscience.
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what if the idiot behind you panic and stomped on gas instead of brake, causing said person to slam into you full force and your neck is now broken from whiplash, your spine permanently damaged, and you become a paraplegic for the rest of your life....now, was that worth it even after accounting for the small fortune that you would sue for and assuming that you get it?
Just some food for thought...
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Its an associated risk I take. If I was scared about every little "What if" I'd just work from the safety of my bomb proof basement.
Another valid "what if" is what if a 747 was crashing in the area and I would have escaped had I not slammed on my brakes?
EDIT: For the record I'm not some ******* looking for accidents, I think I've only done this twice in my life after flashing the brake lights and letting of the gas and slowing right down didn't work. [/b][/quote]
Well you might wanna look at how likely a 747 crashing into your car is compared to the possibility of something really bad happening because you intentionally caused an accident.
Driving is a risk. Intentionally causing an accident is directly gambling with people's lives, including your own. If you can't tell the difference...