A Rare Display of Sense

 And it comes from a Judge, so very rare indeed.

Ignore the headline:  'Sorry would have gone a long way': Teen's remorse questioned after fatal RnV crash and read the story.

The story is about a young lady who made a mistake. A bad mistake that caused the death of her friend.

The key word there is "mistake".

The New Zealand policing system (Can't call it "justice") is such that everything has to be blamed on someone and that person penalised. 

Mistakes are non-existent and every happenstance is a deliberate action according to the "Law". No accident can happen without someone being penalised.

In fact most of that policing system has one purpose: It's a "yob" scheme for shysters, keeps the useless bastards off the streets.

The prosecution of the young lady, as is the regular prosecution of people in similar situations where a mistake or an accident has caused the ire of the always corrupt porcine types, was for no reason other than State revenge - the young lady had a life.

The judge erred in not pointing that out to the otherwise unemployable lot but then, one can only assume in a fit of remorse, took the very correct course and has recognised that to further penalise the young lady (She had already offered financial compensation) would be unfair.

Well done Judge  John Berseng!

 

 

Why pigs should never be given control of a shithouse brush!

 A man had an accident, a road accident, in which two of his daughters died, his third was injured badly, his wife and himself also injured seriously.

There is no hint of any foul play, of any intent, it was an accident.

There the matter should have ended.

The man and his surviving family had already been punished.

Instead some typically disgusting pig piece of shit decided the man must be prosecuted - and he has been.

There is not the slightest chance that prosecution will have any effect on drivers anywhere, will make roads safer, will, in fact do any use what-so-ever except add a little trophy to the piece-of-shit's (and those assisting the disgusting c%#t) wall.

All the prosecution has done is use taxpayer money and time to torture an already punished family.

The pig p-o-s who made the decision to prosecute, his(her) p-o-s prosecutor and all involved between the two should be taken outside, beaten until they are half conscious and left, naked, cold and alone, to die, slowly and horribly.

Only then would this prosecution have some meaning - the world would be a far better place without them! 

A Good Day to Die

 The road between Farlie and the Lindis Pass is some of the best driving road in New Zealand.

I admit I haven't driven it for at least two years but it is flat(ish), has plenty of width, great open vision, just enough minor features to keep you awake and fantastic scenery.

The only real hazard are half-wit tourists who need to stop in the middle of the road to gawk and take photographs.

Simply put, it's a road that is a pleasure to drive. Parts of it, if you are in a convertible or on a motorcycle, almost demand speed. Around the lakes I have regularly been passed by motorcycles doing approx 100mph.

I have ridden the road on a m/c and empathise.

There was a prang on it the other day (two vehicles and a m/c) and some people died.

At least two were foreigners, students, probably exploring the area for the first time, gawking at the scenery. I don't know how it happened but I can guess.

Two days later the inevitable headline appears in a slime publication calling for "safety improvements".

I didn't read the story but I could have written it.

The accident will be blamed, by the ghoulish bastard writer, on the fact that the road has no motorist-murderer fence and not even a single speed-bump, stop sign or set of traffic lights.

In other words motorists on this road are free from the complete control of the utter scum who demand to tell everyone what to do all of the time.

People like the last NZ Government and socialists.

My sympathy goes to those injured and the families of those killed but, if you've got to go, what a great place to do it in!