Sorry, but my thoughts are NOT with their families!

NeilF · 12 Dec 2008 at 16:39

Ben M said:
nature/nuture here we go.

You'd have to go with nuture... When's the last time an animal was reported as stealing a car! See!

Participant · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:30

I feel no sympathy for anyone but the shop owner. The family are no doubt chavs also so they're partly to blame for their chav offspring stealing cars.

I hope the fire hurt before it killed them.

Stretch said:
Most probably

Please close this thread. The idiocy of some comments are hurting my brain

Judging by your signature, getting out of bed probably hurts your brain.

Tefal · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:31

shauncr91 said:
If they steal a car then they have most likely done other stuff, some possibly even more serious than this, such as rape, mug, steal, deal drugs.

lul wut

Tefal · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:33

NeilFawcett said:
You'd have to go with nuture... When's the last time an animal was reported as stealing a car! See!

So violence and killing along with rape are fine as their nature? :confused:

But still if you got all your values and all your environmental influences from your family then you must never have gone outside before.

Dicehunter · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:36

NeilFawcett said:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bradford/7776784.stm

A stolen Subaru crashes and all four occupants die:-

Nicholas Long, IPCC Commissioner for Yorkshire, said: "Four people died this morning in a tragic incident.

"My thoughts are with their families at this difficult time.

I'm sorry, but I'm not so generous. These people go out of their way to make other peoples lives miserable, by stealing their property, and wasting taxes cleaning up the mess they leave. Worse still they risk innocent peoples lives with their antics...

Sorry if I find it hard to dish out sympathy for them...

The people who died chose their path and died walking it, but the familys did nothing wrong and deserve a little sympathy.

Wicksta · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:44

Robbie G said:
I feel no sympathy for anyone but the shop owner. The family are no doubt chavs also so they're partly to blame for their chav offspring stealing cars.

Why 'no doubt chavs'? I know plenty of non chav families where a kid has gone off the rails and become involved with car theft, drugs or whatever.

Tefal · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:45

platinum87 said:
if you were my friend, and randomly decided to rape and murder someone, i would be obligated to help you dispose of the body..

so the answer is no

What if it was one of your family members.

The Halk · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:50

My thoughts are with the insurance company, who will have to pay for the car.

Cosimo · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:51

The Halk said:
My thoughts are with the insurance company, who will have to pay for the car.

They won't pay up as it was an act of god. :rolleyes:

Participant · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:53

simulatorman said:
They won't pay up as it was an act of god.

Huh? Theft and subsequent destruction of a car is not an act of god.

Tefal · 12 Dec 2008 at 17:56

Robbie G said:
Huh? Theft and subsequent destruction of a car is not an act of god.

Depends how religius you are i guess

The Halk · 12 Dec 2008 at 18:00

Robbie G said:
Huh? Theft and subsequent destruction of a car is not an act of god.

Erm. I don't think he was attempting to state that it was.

He was having a go at insurance companies who have a reputation for not paying out under any reason they can find.

Seriously though I do feel sorry for the families. Because I've not yet judged them and I know that having a kid who goes off the rails doesn't mean you are the antichrist.

Anyone who is able to judge the families, knowing nothing about them possesses some kind of divine powers. I don't believe in the supernatural so that's possible.

Nitefly · 12 Dec 2008 at 18:01

Ben M said:
Why not feel sympathy for their families? Imagine if your son/daughter got killed like this. The grief and shame would both be overwhelming.

Because some people have a frighteningly odd sense of 'justice'.

Johno please? · 12 Dec 2008 at 18:02

I wonder every time stuff like this happens.

What exactly is going through the minds of the criminals?

**** em, we all make choices, they made the wrong one.

ramdor · 12 Dec 2008 at 18:12

Deluxe1 said:
My sympathy is with the car owner who is now without his car and the takeaway owner who is now without his livelihood.

+1

Couldn't care two hoots about the scum in the car or their families. They can be thankfull that their scum offspring didnt take out any innocent people tbh.

Gigi · 12 Dec 2008 at 18:59

"The takeaway just jumped out from nowhere!"

RDM · 12 Dec 2008 at 19:33

platypus said:
But the family had nothing to do with it, which is where the sympathy lies..

I don't really feel any sympathy for the family but that is probably because I don't know them and have no real connection to them. Rather than because their kids were tools.

Gaygle · 12 Dec 2008 at 20:32

I do feel sorry for the families of the kids.

I do not feel sorry for the kids in the car. They purposely went out knowing they wanted to steal a car and drive it absolutely recklessly and put everyone elses lives in danger which they will have done countless of times during that pursuit, i am sure! These type of people live off other peoples misery and i am not sorry one bit that they came to a sticky end. They knew how it could end up, yet they chose to ignore it. Not to mention the world is definately a better place without them.

I just hope the morons, who claim these little darlings were "misunderstood" and were "good kids really", don't try and claim that it was the Polices fault they crashed and start calling for all pursuits to be called off after 30 seconds or something equally ridiculous :rolleyes:

Tombo · 12 Dec 2008 at 20:44

Good old OcUK.

Chimerical · 12 Dec 2008 at 21:04

Right, so you deserve, actively Deserve to die for stealing someone's jumped up overpriced imported car?

Here, have some sarcasm.