I can sympathise. We are all what our genes/upbringing/experience made us. However, I don't think sympathy should ever translate into allowing anyone to continue acting in a way that affects others. If drink drivers can't reform they need to be locked up.
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostIf drink drivers can't reform they need to be locked up.
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If Gazza could not afford a chauffeur/taxi then there is a slight chance he might get more sympathy. But he clearly can afford both options yet consistently chooses not to take either of them. He therefore renders himself open to the title of "Tw@t!"
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostIf Gazza could not afford a chauffeur/taxi then there is a slight chance he might get more sympathy. But he clearly can afford both options yet consistently chooses not to take either of them. He therefore renders himself open to the title of "Tw@t!"
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