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On Sun, 20 Nov 2011 13:44:35 -0000, "Robin" wrote:
That was very much the point I was making. It is the moral equivalent of using a baseball bat on shoplifters. It might be superficially satisfying but it is disproportionate and illegal. You are not allowing for the possibilty that a walking stick might be inserted in the spokes by accident. I would hope a jury might bear in mind that an elderly chap crossing the road with a walking stick cannot be expected to ensure it does not go through the wheel of a cyclist ignoring the pedestrian crossing, red lights, one-way road etc. And given the averaae age of jurors these days I would also hope that some would understand the difficulties. They might also share the view that a cyclist riding at speed through red lights at a pedestrian is morally more akin to an armed robber than a shoplifter. Spot on. |
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