A Car Been Driven With No Insurance .. How To Report
18-03-2010, 09:12 PM
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How does my mate smoking weed cost anyone anything? How does me driving at 90mph cost anyone any money? I fail to see how any of what I've said could be construed as double standards.
Because you have offered by far the most violent suggestion for those who grass, and then stated that 'grassing' in certain circumstances is ok - plus I like winding you up and knew you'd bite
Because you have offered by far the most violent suggestion for those who grass, and then stated that 'grassing' in certain circumstances is ok - plus I like winding you up and knew you'd bite
18-03-2010, 09:13 PM
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At the end of the day, EVERY SINGLE PERSON would 'grass' in a certain situation, whether it involves a family member or friend being mugged/hurt for example, or driving without insurance, speeding, rape, drugs, murder etc etc etc. If anyone denies that they are clearly lying.
What i dont understand is some people come on here saying they would never grass, and its the lowest of the low etc etc. These people are the hypocrits and seem to be avoiding answering the questions that are put to them for that very reason. If your going to talk bollocks, then at least stick to it. You WOULD grass on someone if they mugged your mum/sister/nan and you couldnt get to them but knew who did it. Accept it, and accept that your just the same as everyone else, but the scale of what you would spill the beans for may be different to someone elses depending on how you judge it.
The end.
What i dont understand is some people come on here saying they would never grass, and its the lowest of the low etc etc. These people are the hypocrits and seem to be avoiding answering the questions that are put to them for that very reason. If your going to talk bollocks, then at least stick to it. You WOULD grass on someone if they mugged your mum/sister/nan and you couldnt get to them but knew who did it. Accept it, and accept that your just the same as everyone else, but the scale of what you would spill the beans for may be different to someone elses depending on how you judge it.
The end.
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18-03-2010, 09:17 PM
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Behind their back Dave, what would doing it in front of them solve? Again, the hard macho shit is what its all about it apears!
If i knew, for example, the guy over the road always went to the boozer after work and had at least 5 pints, then drove home, onto my estate where mine and my friends kids play, risking their lives, you think it is wrong for me to make a phonecall to the police about it to get him caught? You think i should tell him, or tell the police then tell him it was me, to risk my property or families lives yet again if he decided to take revenge becasue afterall if hes a big enough prick to do what hes doing, then hes sure enough to take things further!!!!!!
I do not see how you lot who think its wrong to grass have the cheek to call those that would hypocrits!
Its not about breaking the fucking law why cant folk get their heads around that! Some of the users that cant seem to get their heads around it have suprised me!
I speed of course i do. Thats not the point. If i regulary went fast down a street where there were houses, kids etc then yeah id expect to be grassed!
I used to take E's and coke when i went out on a weekend, that affected me, no one else. If i had been going out robbing to pay for then, and someone knew and grassed, fair do's!
If i knew, for example, the guy over the road always went to the boozer after work and had at least 5 pints, then drove home, onto my estate where mine and my friends kids play, risking their lives, you think it is wrong for me to make a phonecall to the police about it to get him caught? You think i should tell him, or tell the police then tell him it was me, to risk my property or families lives yet again if he decided to take revenge becasue afterall if hes a big enough prick to do what hes doing, then hes sure enough to take things further!!!!!!
I do not see how you lot who think its wrong to grass have the cheek to call those that would hypocrits!
Its not about breaking the fucking law why cant folk get their heads around that! Some of the users that cant seem to get their heads around it have suprised me!
I speed of course i do. Thats not the point. If i regulary went fast down a street where there were houses, kids etc then yeah id expect to be grassed!
I used to take E's and coke when i went out on a weekend, that affected me, no one else. If i had been going out robbing to pay for then, and someone knew and grassed, fair do's!
No one else??? total and utter bollocks!!!! just shows how ignorrant you can be when its yourself thats commiting the crime.
Where do you think the money went??
To fund the world wide habbit of even more, whether you like it or not.
How many people die each year in columbia due to drugs???
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 thousand easy.
But hey it didnt effect anybody but you thats right
18-03-2010, 09:18 PM
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Behind their back Dave, what would doing it in front of them solve? Again, the hard macho shit is what its all about it apears!
If i knew, for example, the guy over the road always went to the boozer after work and had at least 5 pints, then drove home, onto my estate where mine and my friends kids play, risking their lives, you think it is wrong for me to make a phonecall to the police about it to get him caught? You think i should tell him, or tell the police then tell him it was me, to risk my property or families lives yet again if he decided to take revenge becasue afterall if hes a big enough prick to do what hes doing, then hes sure enough to take things further!!!!!!
I do not see how you lot who think its wrong to grass have the cheek to call those that would hypocrits!
Its not about breaking the fucking law why cant folk get their heads around that! Some of the users that cant seem to get their heads around it have suprised me!
I speed of course i do. Thats not the point. If i regulary went fast down a street where there were houses, kids etc then yeah id expect to be grassed!
I used to take E's and coke when i went out on a weekend, that affected me, no one else. If i had been going out robbing to pay for then, and someone knew and grassed, fair do's!
If i knew, for example, the guy over the road always went to the boozer after work and had at least 5 pints, then drove home, onto my estate where mine and my friends kids play, risking their lives, you think it is wrong for me to make a phonecall to the police about it to get him caught? You think i should tell him, or tell the police then tell him it was me, to risk my property or families lives yet again if he decided to take revenge becasue afterall if hes a big enough prick to do what hes doing, then hes sure enough to take things further!!!!!!
I do not see how you lot who think its wrong to grass have the cheek to call those that would hypocrits!
Its not about breaking the fucking law why cant folk get their heads around that! Some of the users that cant seem to get their heads around it have suprised me!
I speed of course i do. Thats not the point. If i regulary went fast down a street where there were houses, kids etc then yeah id expect to be grassed!
I used to take E's and coke when i went out on a weekend, that affected me, no one else. If i had been going out robbing to pay for then, and someone knew and grassed, fair do's!
but the way people bang on is comical ! uninsured drivers cost them money so does any sort of crime but they dont mind drugs ect because recreational so when there dealer get locked up who pays that bill
18-03-2010, 09:21 PM
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so what your saying is you will be held accountable so at least fair play lee but the way people bang on is comical ! uninsured drivers cost them money so does any sort of crime but they dont mind drugs ect because recreational so when there dealer get locked up who pays that bill
but the way people bang on is comical ! uninsured drivers cost them money so does any sort of crime but they dont mind drugs ect because recreational so when there dealer get locked up who pays that billMy point totally mate, dont throw stones out glass houses
18-03-2010, 09:21 PM
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How does my mate smoking weed cost anyone anything? How does me driving at 90mph cost anyone any money? I fail to see how any of what I've said could be construed as double standards.
Because you have offered by far the most violent suggestion for those who grass, and then stated that 'grassing' in certain circumstances is ok - plus I like winding you up and knew you'd bite
Because you have offered by far the most violent suggestion for those who grass, and then stated that 'grassing' in certain circumstances is ok - plus I like winding you up and knew you'd bite
as for violence ask neil what im guna do to you at central day
18-03-2010, 09:21 PM
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(not that I'd do such a naughty thing)At the end of the day, EVERY SINGLE PERSON would 'grass' in a certain situation, whether it involves a family member or friend being mugged/hurt for example, or driving without insurance, speeding, rape, drugs, murder etc etc etc. If anyone denies that they are clearly lying.
What i dont understand is some people come on here saying they would never grass, and its the lowest of the low etc etc. These people are the hypocrits and seem to be avoiding answering the questions that are put to them for that very reason. If your going to talk bollocks, then at least stick to it. You WOULD grass on someone if they mugged your mum/sister/nan and you couldnt get to them but knew who did it. Accept it, and accept that your just the same as everyone else, but the scale of what you would spill the beans for may be different to someone elses depending on how you judge it.
The end.
What i dont understand is some people come on here saying they would never grass, and its the lowest of the low etc etc. These people are the hypocrits and seem to be avoiding answering the questions that are put to them for that very reason. If your going to talk bollocks, then at least stick to it. You WOULD grass on someone if they mugged your mum/sister/nan and you couldnt get to them but knew who did it. Accept it, and accept that your just the same as everyone else, but the scale of what you would spill the beans for may be different to someone elses depending on how you judge it.
The end.
18-03-2010, 09:22 PM
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Depends. If I thought there could be repercussions that would affect my family in any way then I wouldn't grass.
It also depends on the issue. If it was a guy I worked with for example, I'd give them a chance to get insurance and tell them to their face that they need to sort it out. I wouldn't see the point in sneaking behind their back.
It also depends on the issue. If it was a guy I worked with for example, I'd give them a chance to get insurance and tell them to their face that they need to sort it out. I wouldn't see the point in sneaking behind their back.
18-03-2010, 09:31 PM
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18-03-2010, 09:31 PM
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No one else??? total and utter bollocks!!!! just shows how ignorrant you can be when its yourself thats commiting the crime.
Where do you think the money went??
To fund the world wide habbit of even more, whether you like it or not.
How many people die each year in columbia due to drugs???
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 thousand easy.
But hey it didnt effect anybody but you thats right
Where do you think the money went??
To fund the world wide habbit of even more, whether you like it or not.
How many people die each year in columbia due to drugs???
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 thousand easy.
But hey it didnt effect anybody but you thats right
Its like grassing the benifit theif who has nothiong wrong with him yet gets ŁŁŁ per week! My Dad had to constantly have check ups to see if he could stay on disablility allowance and was 100% genuine! Yet some folk only use crutches to go to the doc for checkup, then theyre off doing 18 holes at the weekend with out a bugy etc!
Cunts. Its principal but you could relate it to money as thats what the issue is over!
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18-03-2010, 09:34 PM
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[quote=Lee Reynolds;4799161]You could go on about where the money goes with everything you buy. Its not about the money and ive never once said it is![/quote]
Did i say you personally have??
It was the general attitude from all the "happy grasses"
Did i say you personally have??
It was the general attitude from all the "happy grasses"
18-03-2010, 09:43 PM
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I personally don't see how soft drugs cost society anywhere near the same as uninsured drivers. I'm happy to be proved wrong, and maybe I'm being naive, but not all drug use involves Mr Big, cartels, and multi-million pound transactions.
18-03-2010, 09:49 PM
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I cant beleive the snitches that has been revealed!!!!
Guys on here be VERY careful what you say...and dont ever say you fucked a 13 year old when 17 ROFL!!!! opps
Guys on here be VERY careful what you say...and dont ever say you fucked a 13 year old when 17 ROFL!!!! opps
18-03-2010, 09:51 PM
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Dan,
your not bothered about recreational drugs, but what if they then got in a car and driven it etc....drink driving etc...would you grass then.
i have grown up in a place where grassing people up is looked down on,everyone sorts things out themselves, no matter what it is.
you are either a law abiding citizen or your not...thats it.
your not bothered about recreational drugs, but what if they then got in a car and driven it etc....drink driving etc...would you grass then.
i have grown up in a place where grassing people up is looked down on,everyone sorts things out themselves, no matter what it is.
you are either a law abiding citizen or your not...thats it.
That's kind of a joke before you all rush to the telephone. Damn 999 would be engaged with you lot...
Benni.
18-03-2010, 09:52 PM
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18-03-2010, 09:52 PM
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It's just you and Jay who have been going on about the costs of recreational drugs though?
I personally don't see how soft drugs cost society anywhere near the same as uninsured drivers. I'm happy to be proved wrong, and maybe I'm being naive, but not all drug use involves Mr Big, cartels, and multi-million pound transactions.
I personally don't see how soft drugs cost society anywhere near the same as uninsured drivers. I'm happy to be proved wrong, and maybe I'm being naive, but not all drug use involves Mr Big, cartels, and multi-million pound transactions.
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18-03-2010, 09:53 PM
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Dan,
its not the cost/money etc...its the crime.....as peeps have said.
if you don't see how drugs, soft or not,as they ALL start with soft drugs,is anywhere the same as uninsured drivers...why....wrong is wrong.
what if they got in a car and drove it....thats more dangerous than no insurance is it not.
its not the cost/money etc...its the crime.....as peeps have said.
if you don't see how drugs, soft or not,as they ALL start with soft drugs,is anywhere the same as uninsured drivers...why....wrong is wrong.
what if they got in a car and drove it....thats more dangerous than no insurance is it not.
18-03-2010, 09:59 PM
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Dan,
its not the cost/money etc...its the crime.....as peeps have said.
if you don't see how drugs, soft or not,as they ALL start with soft drugs,is anywhere the same as uninsured drivers...why....wrong is wrong.
what if they got in a car and drove it....thats more dangerous than no insurance is it not.
its not the cost/money etc...its the crime.....as peeps have said.
if you don't see how drugs, soft or not,as they ALL start with soft drugs,is anywhere the same as uninsured drivers...why....wrong is wrong.
what if they got in a car and drove it....thats more dangerous than no insurance is it not.
I don't really see the point you're trying to make to be perfectly honest.
18-03-2010, 10:07 PM
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I reckon someone should do a new post:
" How do i avoid the snitches whilst 39 drunk driving in my glass house puffing on endo with a 14 year old bitch"
" How do i avoid the snitches whilst 39 drunk driving in my glass house puffing on endo with a 14 year old bitch"
18-03-2010, 10:10 PM
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http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1141351.html
which make a few percent on your insurance look pathetic
18-03-2010, 10:23 PM
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every whole saled drug earns people money so your line of coke or hash to heroin funds people like terrorists so all the thousands of soft drugy user's buying there little bit of harmless shit help fund people like this
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1141351.html
which make a few percent on your insurance look pathetic
http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1141351.html
which make a few percent on your insurance look pathetic
well done
18-03-2010, 10:33 PM
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19-03-2010, 07:34 AM
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all this i pay extra blah blah blah is fuckin comical as there are a element that will always drive without insurance it been done since the law was introduced so to a degree you will always pay a small percentage and insurance extra for insurance to maintain profit . So either dont pay it or get the fuckin bus
19-03-2010, 07:38 AM
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Testing the future
19-03-2010, 08:22 AM
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Plus only 5% of all injury accidents occur over the posted speed limit, so speed cameras can do nothing to combat 95% of accidents, meaning they're largely useless and a waste of money - but that's a different soap box!
19-03-2010, 08:35 AM
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Are you sure about that mate?
I love all the "I would never grass, I hate grassers " etc. Fine, but as has been mentioned, there is a line that if crossed then this changes. Just have the balls to say so.
IMHO there is no such thing as honour amongst thieves and people will give info on anyone IF it will help them.
I love all the "I would never grass, I hate grassers " etc. Fine, but as has been mentioned, there is a line that if crossed then this changes. Just have the balls to say so.
IMHO there is no such thing as honour amongst thieves and people will give info on anyone IF it will help them.
19-03-2010, 09:25 AM
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Well given the increased chance of your mate developing a mental illness that the state ends up having to treat, its a bit like the odds of someone driving uninsured having an accident that costs the system money to pay for the damage they do surely?
Like uninsured drivers many people who smoke weed wont cost anyone a penny, but like uninsured drivers there is a chance they will, at least with alcohol or tobacco for example you pay the state a premium that goes towards paying for the damage it might cause you to do to yourself, hell even mcdonalds has tax attached to it, with weed you arent paying any tax premium at all to insure against the potential cost so you would have to be pretty silly not to realise that on average it costs the state, am amazed someone fairly bright such as yourself would miss something so glaringly obvious.
Like uninsured drivers many people who smoke weed wont cost anyone a penny, but like uninsured drivers there is a chance they will, at least with alcohol or tobacco for example you pay the state a premium that goes towards paying for the damage it might cause you to do to yourself, hell even mcdonalds has tax attached to it, with weed you arent paying any tax premium at all to insure against the potential cost so you would have to be pretty silly not to realise that on average it costs the state, am amazed someone fairly bright such as yourself would miss something so glaringly obvious.
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19-03-2010, 09:59 AM
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Yes. I'm quite sure the drugs my social group partakes in has absolutely nothing to do with the arms trade, terrorists, or the Triad.
I have repeatedly said that I would grass in certain circumstances. It's the billy-big-bollocks wannabee gangsters on here that have said they'd never grass.
The chances of him/them developing a mental illness are virtually non-existent. As you're well aware the danger zone is for those in their early to mid teens. The risk of developing mental illness in later life because of cannabis is virtually zero, unless you're already a bit unhinged and you live off the stuff. All my friends who partake in the herb have decent jobs and contribute handsomely to the system that would take care of them should the need arise. There are obviously individuals who will need state care as a direct result of smoking cannabis, but to me that's a separate issue to the one in discussion.
Having said that, although I can see your point, unless you can show me how much actual weed costs the state each year in medical bills I'm inclined to stand by my (stubborn, and probably a bit ignorant) viewpoint. The fact of the matter is that no-one knows, so it's not really as "glaringly obvious" as you suggest. What we do know is that cigarettes are directly responsible for 80,000 deaths per year, and that alcohol causes getting on for 30,000 per year so it's utterly fair that a large slice of the revenue from their sale should be taxed. How much does actual cannabis cost the state each year? I've no idea, but I do know that it would cost the state a hell of a lot less if they legalised it!
I'm still at a loss as to why a thread about shopping someone in for no insurance has become a Zamo McGuire 'just say no' thread?
Throughout this whole thread I still stand by my original comments, and I can't see how anyone can read post number 81 and not, at very least, understand my viewpoint.
Well given the increased chance of your mate developing a mental illness that the state ends up having to treat, its a bit like the odds of someone driving uninsured having an accident that costs the system money to pay for the damage they do surely?
Like uninsured drivers many people who smoke weed wont cost anyone a penny, but like uninsured drivers there is a chance they will, at least with alcohol or tobacco for example you pay the state a premium that goes towards paying for the damage it might cause you to do to yourself, hell even mcdonalds has tax attached to it, with weed you arent paying any tax premium at all to insure against the potential cost so you would have to be pretty silly not to realise that on average it costs the state, am amazed someone fairly bright such as yourself would miss something so glaringly obvious.
Like uninsured drivers many people who smoke weed wont cost anyone a penny, but like uninsured drivers there is a chance they will, at least with alcohol or tobacco for example you pay the state a premium that goes towards paying for the damage it might cause you to do to yourself, hell even mcdonalds has tax attached to it, with weed you arent paying any tax premium at all to insure against the potential cost so you would have to be pretty silly not to realise that on average it costs the state, am amazed someone fairly bright such as yourself would miss something so glaringly obvious.
Having said that, although I can see your point, unless you can show me how much actual weed costs the state each year in medical bills I'm inclined to stand by my (stubborn, and probably a bit ignorant) viewpoint. The fact of the matter is that no-one knows, so it's not really as "glaringly obvious" as you suggest. What we do know is that cigarettes are directly responsible for 80,000 deaths per year, and that alcohol causes getting on for 30,000 per year so it's utterly fair that a large slice of the revenue from their sale should be taxed. How much does actual cannabis cost the state each year? I've no idea, but I do know that it would cost the state a hell of a lot less if they legalised it!
I'm still at a loss as to why a thread about shopping someone in for no insurance has become a Zamo McGuire 'just say no' thread?
Throughout this whole thread I still stand by my original comments, and I can't see how anyone can read post number 81 and not, at very least, understand my viewpoint.
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