A child who could not see over the steering wheel of a car to pass a drivers test driving the electric equivalent a had motorcycle recklessly.
And when that kid gets in an accident and becomes a lifetime quadriplegic somehow that wont be their fault. It absolutely has to be someone else's fault.
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And shouldn't someone driving a motorcycles know that if their wouldn't be enough room to cut in front and pass a car if they themselves were also driving a car they shouldn't carte or to pass on a motorcycle? It makes me wonder if those motorbikes are legal in the oriental countries that made them? How do they handle reckless motorcycles in the countries that made those motorcycles?
I want to say something like if they had been given tickets?
Then why haven't they been given tickets? Then, the standard of the police force can not be that of those who learned from a scapegoat or of those weave in and out.
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I had drivers try and kill me while on a bicycle numerous times in my life. If I were younger I may or may not have wanted an electric bike. I think I would have honored my father or uncle and not got one, seeing it is equivalent of a motorcycle. In terms of its top speed and where bad motorcycle accidents happen being at that speed or perhaps less? I mean they come out of the woodwork to run me over on a bicycle. And they know who they are. If you have schizophrenia running in your family genes do not let a family member by a motorcycle. Trust me on schizophrenia not being what the diagnostic criteria say it is. Just trust me.
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Oh here is another gd favorite of mine. It doesn't matter how much insurance you have or how good a personal injury lawyer you think you can hire for no money down if you end up a gd quadriplegic in a gd wheelchair. Idk, maybe that is your way of getting and living the silver spoon fed life you always both ought you were entitled to.
Phrase of the day, "The more you smoke and drink the quicker you die.". How come the people who think they are so gd smarter than everyone else can't figure that one out?
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