Gosh multi groves are an angry young man wishing death on others and angst filled posts like this.
You really do have a penchant for the brown stuff, eh?
I'm simply bored of deaths coming from the same vulnerable section. It'd be interesting to see how deeply entrenched that inertia really is when this kind of tragedy is brought closer to home.
I wish I could be just like you and feel no sense anger at what have been utterly preventable deaths- especially against the backdrop of those in power paying lip service, telling us to get out of our cars/telling us how much monies have been spent painting roads blue/the police perceived inactivity towards reports of dangerous drivers/TfL's dishonesty regarding the dangers of certain junctions that experts have warned would result in death(s)/ a refusal by the haulage industry or the dept for transport to add simple cameras, to stipulate a minimal amount of mirrors irrespective of how old the vehicle is or where ever in Europe it's come from before entering dense URBAN roads/ or to ensure drivers have a basic amount of rest and are able to grasp basic road signage.
You have no idea what it's like to leave this world via a HGV. A friend was unfortunate to witness this and required counselling for months afterwards.
I wonder how glib you'd be if it were your best mate? Maybe you could hold up a mirror and proclaim: "Has it ever occured to you that busy urban streets are not meant for cyclists?!"
Possibly for an encore you could turn up to the funerals and tell the now fatherless/motherless/loverless/brotherless/sisterless/friendless grieving ones:
"Has it ever occured to you that busy urban streets are not meant for cyclists?!"
Oh you dropped this "r" (it's occurred)
Maybe you could do talks to rape victims about taking their blame in wearing skirts?
You really do have a penchant for the brown stuff, eh?
I'm simply bored of deaths coming from the same vulnerable section. It'd be interesting to see how deeply entrenched that inertia really is when this kind of tragedy is brought closer to home.
I wish I could be just like you and feel no sense anger at what have been utterly preventable deaths- especially against the backdrop of those in power paying lip service, telling us to get out of our cars/telling us how much monies have been spent painting roads blue/the police perceived inactivity towards reports of dangerous drivers/TfL's dishonesty regarding the dangers of certain junctions that experts have warned would result in death(s)/ a refusal by the haulage industry or the dept for transport to add simple cameras, to stipulate a minimal amount of mirrors irrespective of how old the vehicle is or where ever in Europe it's come from before entering dense URBAN roads/ or to ensure drivers have a basic amount of rest and are able to grasp basic road signage.
You have no idea what it's like to leave this world via a HGV. A friend was unfortunate to witness this and required counselling for months afterwards.
I wonder how glib you'd be if it were your best mate? Maybe you could hold up a mirror and proclaim: "Has it ever occured to you that busy urban streets are not meant for cyclists?!"
Possibly for an encore you could turn up to the funerals and tell the now fatherless/motherless/loverless/brotherless/sisterless/friendless grieving ones:
"Has it ever occured to you that busy urban streets are not meant for cyclists?!"
Oh you dropped this "r" (it's occurred)
Maybe you could do talks to rape victims about taking their blame in wearing skirts?
honestly>>>>>>