OT Fixed penalty on a foreign licence

Nov 25, 2003 148 Replies

Gee Marc, Nice to meet a jerk, have we met before? I'm the prat. I wonder if he has more friends like us.

What I said looked pretty unambiguous to me.

A well thought out and cogent argument... is that the best you can manage?

We have , crossed swords over lorrys drivers etc.. , most of whom it seems can manage more of an argument than Mr.G

I'm sure he has as many friends as he has words to show he's lost an argument with.

How it looked to you is unimportant, was it right to enforce those laws?

Paul, give up with them and there efforts to justify their twisted ethics!

Look if you can't understand written English then I'm not going to repeat myself ad infinitum to compensate for your comprehension shortcomings.

I smell defeat, he has run out of arguments, resorted to abuse, still didn't work now it's an appeal for the higher ground, total capitulation to follow.(possibly after a bout of 'what about the childrunnnnn).

you cannot live here(resident) (Uk) and have your car registered abroad. It is unlawful and being increasingly clamped down on. There are general rules that can be applied to see if you are a resident here or a temp visitor which are explained on the tax website and DVLA.

"them" ? "there"sic?

Whose efforts are you talking about I have not tried to justify anything but if you think that objecting to aparthied or slavery is "twisted" then I think it's you that has a twist, like a corkscrew, and I only hope it's in a different direction to the one that you accuse me of having.

LOL, ok you win laws are very bad things and we should all break them, (how many points you got?)

Apartheid and speeding yes they are both very bad laws you win (capitulation lol)

You don't have to repeat it more than once, or even at all if you make it clear.

I will ask you again, just for the sake of clarity.

Was it right to enforce the laws mentioned above?

BTW if you're going to try and fall back on "if you can't understand written English", it would as wise to use a modicum of punctuation in your message, it stops you looking like a prat . Please feel free to take some from the selction below.

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Where has he come from, I don't recognize him from URD ?

He could be an amusing little plaything, a bit limited, but OK for a few days fun...

Some are good some aren't some are just bizzare ( don't try having oral sex in Ohio) , we shoudn't all break them all but we shoudn't blindly accpet them , the excuse " we were only following orders" hasn't worked since Nuremburg. As to how many points ? If you mean my driving licence , none.

You now want to pick and chose which laws are bad?

Perhaps I can help here.

Since the police clearly cannot provide equal resources to enforcing murder and the theft of paper clips, would you agree that some offences will fall under the threshold where it is not worth the bother of enforcing them at all?

What criteria should be employed when deciding how and where to enforce laws?

Hoi Marc ! leave off, the prat slot has already been taken, I believe wanker is still free.

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