Social media

[Varche]

Unexpected consequences.

For the Malaga fair, they installed a breathalyser machine so you could see if it was OK to drive. However morons are posting their highs on social media. To see who can get the most intoxicated.

In Britain it seems that filming yourself driving the wrong way down a motorway and posting it, is a good thing.  What have we come to?

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Unexpected consequences.

For the Malaga fair, they installed a breathalyser machine so you could see if it was OK to drive. However morons are posting their highs on social media. To see who can get the most intoxicated.

In Britain it seems that filming yourself driving the wrong way down a motorway and posting it, is a good thing.  What have we come to?

Inevitable.

[Lizzie Zoom]

I think morons always existed, but now they can raise their "game" on social media with their immature brains forgetting other exist!

I know we must not speculate on the dreadful "accident" near Middlesbrough,  but the way things are with that fxcking minority who love driving at great speed whilst filming, I wouldn't mind betting that there is now footage of driving the wrong way, at great speed, on the A66 that has been salvaged from that carnage by the police.  

We shall see as we mourn the loss of two police officers, and the great loss to so many relatives

[Lizzie Zoom]

Further to my previous post:

The ages and names of the five killed in the VW Passat have been announced, and they are aged between 16 years to 23.  What a waste!! How terrible for their families!

Again, I wonder what influence "Social Media" had in this dreadful event.

[Varche]

It is a thing to film yourself driving on the wrong side. Then post the result. There was another example in Britain about a week ago.

[ronnyd]

Seems to be popular in The Republic of Ireland too.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Stupidity knows no borders.

[Doctor Gollum]

That wasn't an accident whether you use quotation marks or not. It was a calculated, deliberate act and should be dealt with as such.

I would suggest that when the inevitable crash happens, the survivors in the offending vehicle should be shot at the roadside and left there, but that might be a bit of a liberal view.

Releasing the footage of the incident with audio followed by a walkthrough of the scene before they're removed may also serve to reinforce the true horror of such a crash just incase someone though it would be a good idea to repeat it. Watching the lead up is just an anonymous video game. Seeing their mates actually die might just bring it home. A freeze frame from the Police car just before the impact would show there faces clear as day.