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Co-worker's 14-year-old step-daughter killed in crash
- Thread starter Pepsei
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Toastedlightly
Diamond Member
Students shouldn't be driving w/o a licence to begin w/
Scarpozzi
Lifer
Very sad. It happens all the time. I've actually heard rumors about the legal driving age being increased to 18 if the laws pass. There have been too many accidents caused by teenage drivers between 15-17. I know that change in the law wouldn't have helped them, but it's something to watch for in the next 5-10 years.
MmmSkyscraper
Diamond Member
Darwin FTW.
letdown427
Golden Member
Yes it is sad, but I don't think that should mean anyone should feel bashful about saying they were completely in the wrong.
No mentions of drugs/alcohol.... other than sex (and looking at that guy, naaaah) what else would make 4 kids think "let us steal a family members car and go joyriding"
Yes it is saddening to hear of the loss of human life, but it is also saddening that 4 children were stupid enough to do something like that. If they were playing computer games, this never would have happened. GTA or some 4player FPS could have saved their lives. Hello again to the pang of bitter irony.
No mentions of drugs/alcohol.... other than sex (and looking at that guy, naaaah) what else would make 4 kids think "let us steal a family members car and go joyriding"
Yes it is saddening to hear of the loss of human life, but it is also saddening that 4 children were stupid enough to do something like that. If they were playing computer games, this never would have happened. GTA or some 4player FPS could have saved their lives. Hello again to the pang of bitter irony.
Ugh everyone was 14 once some of these people are just reaching the milestone, but heck yet 2AM to take the freakin car? What is bloody wrong with them?
Not only it is stupid of them to do it, but I'm quite surprised that the parents didn't hear them leave, or hear the motor start. Yes it is a tragedy, so are these 16 year olds who can't even control a car and say well I got a license so I could drive however I want end up dead.
There should be stricter rules and until that happens kids who do stupid decisions will end up getting hurt or even worse killed.
Not only it is stupid of them to do it, but I'm quite surprised that the parents didn't hear them leave, or hear the motor start. Yes it is a tragedy, so are these 16 year olds who can't even control a car and say well I got a license so I could drive however I want end up dead.
There should be stricter rules and until that happens kids who do stupid decisions will end up getting hurt or even worse killed.
Sad. I wouldn't call it a tragedy by any means, because these kids made an extremely dumb decision. But sad for the parents for sure.
Sometimes these things have a good effect on the city. It took a drunk driving crash involving "beloved" students (that were skipping class) to get some of the bad kids in our town to stop drinking and driving.
Sometimes these things have a good effect on the city. It took a drunk driving crash involving "beloved" students (that were skipping class) to get some of the bad kids in our town to stop drinking and driving.
eplebnista
Lifer
fbrdphreak
Lifer
Meh, given all the "boo hoo the kids died" sentiment here I won't even bother.
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