Teen driver who killed herself and 4 others was ILLEGALLY DRIVING

Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS wrote:
> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I bet
> she was drunk too.
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,287299,00.html
>
> Teen Driver in Fatal Crash Had Junior License
>
> Friday, June 29, 2007
>
> ROCHESTER, N.Y. — State records show the driver in the crash that
> killed her and four teenage friends in western New York had only a
> junior driver's license, which made it illegal for her to be driving
> at that hour or carrying so many young passengers in her vehicle.
>
> Bailey Goodman, 17, had a Class DJ license, which places added
> restrictions on the privileges for New York drivers under 18,
> authorities told the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
>
> Goodman and four other recent graduates of Fairport High School in
> suburban Rochester, all 17 or 18, died when the sport utility vehicle
> she was driving collided head-on with a tractor-trailer in the Finger
> Lakes region of New York on Tuesday at about 10 p.m. That was an hour
> later than state law permitted her to drive.
>
> According to the state Department of Motor Vehicles, junior drivers
> cannot drive after 9 p.m. without a parent, guardian or someone
> performing parental duties, unless they're going to work or school.
> They also cannot carry more than two passengers under 21 unless
> they're members of the immediate family.
>
> (snip)

FragileWarrior wrote:
> Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS > wrote in
> nk.net:
>
>> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I bet
>> she was drunk too.
>
> Let's give her the death penalty for it.

Looks like she already gave it to herself ...

necromancer wrote:
> Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS:
>> necromancer wrote:
>>> Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS:
>>>
>>>> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I
>>>> bet she was drunk too.
>>>
>>> <YAWN> Who cares? </YAWN>
>>
>> Law-abiding citizens like myself care. Criminal coddlers like you
>> don't.
>
> <YAWN> That's right, because nothing of importance happened and nobody
> of any significance was removed from the planet. Much the same will
> happen when you are finally offed: nobody will care. </YAWN>

Will anyone care when you die, and what difference will it make?

In article t>,
Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS took the hamburger meat, threw it
on the grill, and I said "Oh Wow"...

> necromancer wrote:
> > Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS:
> >
> >> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I bet she
> >> was drunk too.
> >
> > <YAWN> Who cares? </YAWN>
>
> Law-abiding citizens like myself care. Criminal coddlers like you don't.
>

And she's still dead.

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"What did I tell the kid. It's about how hard you can get hit,
and keep moving forward. It's about how much you can take,
and keep moving forward. Get up."

-- Sylvester Stallone "Rocky Balboa"

bob zee wrote:
> On Jun 29, 12:07 pm, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> > wrote:
>
>>
>> Law-abiding citizens like myself care. Criminal coddlers like you
>> don't.
>
> do you support the death penalty?


What makes you think that Death is a Penalty ?


>
> bob z.

On Jun 29, 8:00 am, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> wrote:
> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I bet she
> was drunk too.
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,287299,00.html
>
> Teen Driver in Fatal Crash Had Junior License
>
> Friday, June 29, 2007
>
> ROCHESTER, N.Y. - State records show the driver in the crash that
> killed her and four teenage friends in western New York had only a
> junior driver's license, which made it illegal for her to be driving at
> that hour or carrying so many young passengers in her vehicle.
>
> Bailey Goodman, 17, had a Class DJ license, which places added
> restrictions on the privileges for New York drivers under 18,
> authorities told the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
>
> Goodman and four other recent graduates of Fairport High School in
> suburban Rochester, all 17 or 18, died when the sport utility vehicle
> she was driving collided head-on with a tractor-trailer in the Finger
> Lakes region of New York on Tuesday at about 10 p.m. That was an hour
> later than state law permitted her to drive.
>
> According to the state Department of Motor Vehicles, junior drivers
> cannot drive after 9 p.m. without a parent, guardian or someone
> performing parental duties, unless they're going to work or school. They
> also cannot carry more than two passengers under 21 unless they're
> members of the immediate family.
>
> (snip)

And so what...???
What can we do to fix things up?

Get into our 'way-back' machine with quantities of foam pads, tie-
downs and duct tape and journey into the past to make it well-padded ?

Your thinking process is very strange.

wrote:
> On Jun 29, 8:00 am, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> > wrote:
>> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I bet
>> she was drunk too.
>>
>> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,287299,00.html
>>
>> Teen Driver in Fatal Crash Had Junior License
>>
>> Friday, June 29, 2007
>>
>> ROCHESTER, N.Y. - State records show the driver in the crash that
>> killed her and four teenage friends in western New York had only a
>> junior driver's license, which made it illegal for her to be driving
>> at that hour or carrying so many young passengers in her vehicle.
>>
>> Bailey Goodman, 17, had a Class DJ license, which places added
>> restrictions on the privileges for New York drivers under 18,
>> authorities told the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
>>
>> Goodman and four other recent graduates of Fairport High School in
>> suburban Rochester, all 17 or 18, died when the sport utility vehicle
>> she was driving collided head-on with a tractor-trailer in the Finger
>> Lakes region of New York on Tuesday at about 10 p.m. That was an hour
>> later than state law permitted her to drive.
>>
>> According to the state Department of Motor Vehicles, junior drivers
>> cannot drive after 9 p.m. without a parent, guardian or someone
>> performing parental duties, unless they're going to work or school.
>> They also cannot carry more than two passengers under 21 unless
>> they're members of the immediate family.
>>
>> (snip)
>
> And so what...???
> What can we do to fix things up?

Enforce the law to protect future morons?

>
> Get into our 'way-back' machine with quantities of foam pads, tie-
> downs and duct tape and journey into the past to make it well-padded ?

Or jail her parents for allowing her to commit a crime that cost the lives
of innocent parties, eh?


>
> Your thinking process is very strange.

Karen wrote:
> On Jun 29, 8:00 am, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are MURDERERS
> > wrote:
>> I predicted yesterday that the driver was breaking some law. I bet she
>> was drunk too.
>
> Kids get their license too young. Oftentimes, the rule not carry other
> passengers is ignored when kids get their licenses. It's not about
> drinking at all. It's about kids pointing a two ton missile down the
> road at 65 miles an hour and not having life's experiences to take it
> seriously.
>
> When other kids are in the car, they're apt to take chances, show off,
> be daring.
>
> The rule not to carry passengers for teenagers who are newly licensed
> is a good one. I don't know why good parents don't make their kids
> follow this rule. I sure did. But, my sister doesn't with her 16 year
> old. She almost makes me feel silly when I remind of this rule. Makes
> me furious when the kids go out on dates and ride around after school
> in these cars.
>
> I'm certainly in the minority when it comes to not letting new teenage
> drivers carry passengers. I'm the stick in the mud. This horrible
> accident should be on every parent's list of reasons what to tell
> their kid when they ask to borrow the car and drive with someone
> somewhere just this once.
>
> Karen
>

The driving age should be higher, 18 maybe 21. Or maybe insist on a HS
diploma for any applicant under 20. If kids are still in school and
living at home, they don't need a car.

wrote:

>
> And so what...???
> What can we do to fix things up?
>
> Get into our 'way-back' machine with quantities of foam pads, tie-
> downs and duct tape and journey into the past to make it well-padded ?
>
> Your thinking process is very strange.

GFY, you criminal coddler. If people knew they would go to prison for
at least 20 years if found at fault in a fatal crash, they wouldn't
drive recklessly.

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 17:17:46 GMT, Speeders & Drunk Drivers are
MURDERERS > wrote:

wrote:
>
>>
>> And so what...???
>> What can we do to fix things up?
>>
>> Get into our 'way-back' machine with quantities of foam pads, tie-
>> downs and duct tape and journey into the past to make it well-padded ?
>>
>> Your thinking process is very strange.
>
>GFY, you criminal coddler. If people knew they would go to prison for
>at least 20 years if found at fault in a fatal crash, they wouldn't
>drive recklessly.

Of course they would. But you can bet that if they happened to kill
someone with their car, they'd sure as hell hit and run.