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May 11th 07, 01:44 PM posted to rec.autos.makers.ford.mustang
Brent P[_1_]
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More power to the police in high speed pursuit
In article >, Joe wrote:
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(Brent P) wrote in
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>> In article >, Joe wrote:
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(Brent P) wrote in
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>>>> In article >, Joe wrote:
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(Brent P) wrote in
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>>>>><huge snip>
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>>>>> OK, Brent, I'll play along. Exactly what is your point in 50 words
>>>>> or less?
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>>>> Initially? That defining reasonable, normal, and safe behavior
> illegal
>>>> has negative consquences. One of those negative consquences with
>>>> regard to under posted speed limits is dangerous police chases that
>>>> can result in death or injury.
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>>> OK, even though I disagree with it, I get your point. But a
> glittering
>>> generality like that simply isn't true because it's a glittering
>>> generality. In short, it's a trolling statement. Bait on a hook.
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>> Go look up trolling some time, just having a different view than you
>> isn't.
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> Let's nip this in the bud before it gets ridiculous.
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> My differing view has nothing to do with your statement. Your statement
> is so general and outrageous that it's simply designed to elicit a knee-
> jerk reaction. Thus, a troll.
If that's the way you feel, kill file me then... but wait, the thread was
about police chases and cutting down the carnage from them..... I'm sorry
all you law-is-law (but only for other people (since you don't actually
obey it to the letter yourselves)) types got upset about it. It's a
fairly captian obvious statement.
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