Abbreviating the Range Rover's name is confusing the hell outta me trying to read this.
I keep thinking Honda's...
(Shouldn't it be moved to the opinions sub-forum?)
You're right, my bad. It's been moved. Not sure what else to abbreviate it as, too redundant just typing Range Rover over and over again.
Yes that's the lady they showed this morning on GMA. But they showed this lady RIGHT AFTER talking about the driver. And they only showed a little clip of this lady. Now you can see why I thought the driver was paralyzed.
You listen to the lawyer too? Says he was just trying to make the SUV slow down and not follow the others so closely
I was initially wondering why the driver or passenger of the RR didn't call the police but quickly figured he was either too scared at the moment to think of it or probably thought he was at fault for running those guys over.
Probably assumed (correctly) that it would take them too long to show up and decided (correctly) that he needed to take action before then.
The biker who got paralyzed deserved it, play with fire, you get burned.
Broken bones maybe, but he didn't deserve to be paralyzed for life.👎
Broken bones maybe, but he didn't deserve to be paralyzed for life.👎
Broken bones maybe, but he didn't deserve to be paralyzed for life.👎
The biker who got paralyzed deserved it, play with fire, you get burned.
Broken bones maybe, but he didn't deserve to be paralyzed for life.👎
To be a tit... IntrestingTo answer the original question, I blame the bikers. Because they were being tits.
All cyclists I know personally, Harley or imports, they are responsible riders. 👍I ride a motorcycle, and I am ashamed that I am tarred with the same brush as these idiots because I do so. Trust me, not all of us are like those people. That being said, my sympathies with the Range Rover driver stop short of him paralyzing another person during his attempted escape. Does that justify the two-wheeled gang's actions, though? Not at all.