Kev wrote:

Lets hope that he doesn't run anymore red lights then or there will be
another strike or worse a crash and dead passengers and a dead driver
but who cares about the driver.

You are an ignorant tosser. I've checked out some of your other posts
which confirm this. One for the Google Groups Killfile For FireFox.

wrote:

Kev wrote:

Lets hope that he doesn't run anymore red lights then or there will be
another strike or worse a crash and dead passengers and a dead driver
but who cares about the driver.

You are an ignorant tosser. I've checked out some of your other posts
which confirm this. One for the Google Groups Killfile For FireFox.

Then I suggest that the you and the driver are an ignorant tosser. He
was reprieved a sacking and got a suspended sentence. The choice is
his. If he doesn't run a red light he will be ok. If he does run a red
light we can keep our fingers crossed that he doesn't cause a crash and
kill passengers. Why does whether the driver does or doesn't do his job
correctly make me ignorant.
I would suggest that the driver has more to lose in a crash since he
would be at the front. Given that the drivers that strike don't give a
toss about the passengers why should the passengers give a toss about
the drivers.

Kevin

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Kev wrote:
Then I suggest that the you and the driver are an ignorant tosser. He
was reprieved a sacking and got a suspended sentence. The choice is
his. If he doesn't run a red light he will be ok.

"Running a red light" to me implies a deliberate act; he knew the light
was red and decided to keep going anyway.

I very much doubt that that is the case: train drivers may accidentally
go past a red light, but I rather suspect that the last time a driver
may have deliberatly done so was in 1975 (and even then, it's hard to be
sure it was deliberate - he died, of course).

Why does whether the driver does or doesn't do his job
correctly make me ignorant.

Perfect, are we?

I would suggest that the driver has more to lose in a crash since he
would be at the front. Given that the drivers that strike don't give a
toss about the passengers why should the passengers give a toss about
the drivers.

Because a sense of justice means that the rules agreed between the
managment and the workers should be followed.

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-- Flash