Liverpool Lou

They are French So are Alpine, Bugatti, knickers, fries and kissing and they're not <deleted>. Got anything rational?

Do you?!

It has never been suggested by the authorities that recreational use was legal.

Provide a link to the statistics for your statement As you asked so nicely... Almost 60% involves handguns, 3% involve "military-style/assault weapons". https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/02/03/what-the-data-says-about-gun-deaths-in-the-u-s/ Provide a link justifying your reason for, clearly, suggesting that my comment was inaccurate.

Right. What I was interested in was what made them "a bit <deleted>"...just the fact that you owned them? Which ones did you own?

Really? The statistics indicate that handguns, not "military-style guns" are the main weapon of choice, in general, in killings. No, I don't have a dog in this fight.

Copied from Twitter so must be accurate.

At least Peugot and Citroen have dealers in this country. What, rationally, makes them "a bit <deleted>" in your experience?

Where did it state seatbelts were being used? Why would that be stated?

If you look at the windscreen there are 2 indentations where the driver & passenger collided with it. You have no idea how those marks were caused!

The first picture. You can see two impact marks on the windscreen folding the glass outwards. No, that was not stated, you're just speculating, you have no idea what happened inside that vehicle.

It's pathetic (to use your choice of word) that you ignore what is actually happening, he's been charged with causing her death.

Where did you see that stated?

They don't do that in your country, then? Is it illegal there?

He wasn't "driving at high speed across a zebra crossing" when he hit her, she wasn't using a pedestrian crossing. She was crossing against a green traffic light. Amazing Thaivisa posters!

Mercedes Benz comes to mind travelling at 120kph. Just guessing. Is there any car that cannot reach 120kph, just 74mph, why does it have to be a Merc? The Toyota Corolla in the photos that was involved doesn't look much like a Merc.

She wasn't using a pedestrian crossing.

There's a picture of the Corolla.

She wasn't using a crossing.

No, it doesn't; there was no suggestion that she was using a pedestrian crossing.

Where did it state that seatbelts weren't being used?

Oh dear, sad story. I hope the cops will read between the lines, it tells a different story. The police don't investigate based on reading between the lines of Siam Rath's report. What do you see "between the lines"?

He wants to go to Pattaya/Jomtien? How do you know?

That's what he meant but he can't read the OP properly!... "The prosecutor in charge of the case said that the case file and her recommendations have been sent to the director-general of the Region 1 prosecutor’s office for a final decision".

Nothing to do with the police or (Thaivisa members over-imaginative) "ongoing discussions", the case is out of the police's hands and is being dealt with by the prosecutors in the AG's office. "The prosecutor in charge of the case said that the case file and her recommendations have been sent to the director-general of the Region 1 prosecutor’s office for a final decision".